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901.
by gasull 16y ago
I think the problem there is the word "just". I pay a lot of attention to how much a boss or a client uses the word "just". Be very afraid.
902.
What is Traitorware?(eff.org)
255 points by gasull 16y ago|43 comments
903.
by gasull 16y ago
Related: assembly programming with Python syntax. http://www.corepy.org/
904.
by gasull 16y ago
If used as a LinkedIn substitute, would people censor themselves before expressing non business-friendly opinions?
905.
The time Julian Assange hacked the Pentagon(wired.com)
3 points by gasull 16y ago|1 comments
906.
9 Unconventional Steps to a Thriving, “Very Small” Business(zenhabits.net)
2 points by gasull 16y ago|0 comments
907.
All Internet porn will be blocked by default under UK government plan(news.com.au)
29 points by gasull 16y ago|47 comments
908.
The business of malware(computerschool.org)
1 points by gasull 16y ago|0 comments
909.
by gasull 16y ago
NB: .hk is TLD for Hong Kong SAR (Special Administrative Region). While .cn is TLD for mainland China.
910.
by gasull 16y ago
Instead of thinking of alternative DNS systems, why people don't launch these sites in a .onion hidden Tor service?
911.
OpenBSD backdoor claims: bugs found during code audit(itwire.com)
11 points by gasull 16y ago|7 comments
912.
What can the OpenBSD IPsec backdoor allegations teach us?(blogs.techrepublic.com.com)
1 points by gasull 16y ago|0 comments
913.
by gasull 16y ago
Is there something like this for non-US keyboards?
914.
FCC: 68% of US broadband connections aren't broadband(techspot.com)
3 points by gasull 16y ago|0 comments
915.
by gasull 16y ago
What's the interest in spying such connections? We all know what is going to be the content in all those mirrors.
916.
by gasull 16y ago
prices of US homes would have been driven down even lower and faster than what was already happening. Then we would have affordable housing. Why is that a bad thing? I think we exchanged the short term pain of some bankruptcies for the l
917.
Federal Reserve secretly bailed out large companies, including foreign ones(washingtonpost.com)
38 points by gasull 16y ago|25 comments
918.
by gasull 16y ago
This is at best unclear. It could mean affiliated to the site just mentioned in previous paragraph, 4Chan, or to the group the article is talking about, Gnosis.
919.
by gasull 16y ago
Until the day that everybody decides the bubble is over Same thing can happen with any fiat currency, like the dollar or the euro. Actually, the same thing can happen with any currency, period. Even with a gold-backed one. If science f
920.
by gasull 16y ago
Good article. But, if the article says right away that Gnosis has nothing to do with Anonymous, what is the Anonymous logo doing there? Why not the Gnosis ASCII-banner logo? Are journalist really that lame?
921.
by gasull 16y ago
The problem with these virtual currencies so far is that they're very unstable and they suffer from quick and dramatic deflation and inflation (usually the latter) that makes them absolutely terrible as primary currencies What is differen
922.
by gasull 16y ago
An affiliated group, Anonymous, gained attention last week for apparently taking down Web sites like MasterCard’s in a show of support for WikiLeaks Why is Anonymous "affiliated"? Flagged for being plain disinformation. EDIT: This article
923.
by gasull 16y ago
Isn't time, somehow, a human abstraction? I mean, what really exists is movement. Earth spins over itself and we call it a day, Earth circles the Sun and we call it a year, a few quartz electronic pulses are called a second, etc. We use t
924.
by gasull 16y ago
Twitter and RSS feeds for HN stories over 20, 50, 100 and 150 points: http://jeffmiller.github.com/2010/07/23/a-cure-for-hacker-ne... EDIT: Why the downvotes?
925.
by gasull 16y ago
http://projectlocker.com git or SVN + Trac + wiki
926.
by gasull 16y ago
Despite what the article says, Anonymous didn't attack Amazon. And if they had tried they would have not succeeded. Amazon was up all the time.
927.
Did Visa & Mastercard Cut Off Wikileaks Because Latest Leak Was About Them?(techdirt.com)
13 points by gasull 16y ago|0 comments
928.
Coming next: A swarm of leaks(economist.com)
3 points by gasull 16y ago|0 comments
929.
Mitigating Slow HTTP DoS Attacks(blog.spiderlabs.com)
1 points by gasull 16y ago|0 comments
930.
by gasull 16y ago
LOIC currently has a Trojan in it. It doesn't, but some antivirus detect it as a trojan. The reason might be that they detect as a trojan anything than can be used for a denial of service attack, since a lot of trojans include DDOS capab

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