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ATM malware
(news.hostexploit.com)
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gasull
16y ago
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16y ago
Amazon as a provider is not an option if you are going to host any material that will upset politicians in Washington. A simple phone call from a senator and your site will be down. This is a big deal if you run a media organization, a po
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16y ago
Nobody has said it yet? Equity.
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16y ago
Flagged because the link leads to an error page.
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16y ago
According to Wikipedia, so far they have released less than 1%.
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16y ago
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article_Three_of_the_United_States_Constitution#Section_3:_Treason How can he (Assange) be accused of treason if he is not American and doesn't live in the US? By definition treason is only against your own country.
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Newspapers are dead as mutton -HG Wells, 1943 (No, they're not)
(boingboing.net)
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16y ago
FTA: WikiLeaks right now is a giant pile of shit from a legal standpoint What law has WikiLeaks broken? More specifically, what law can be applied to WikiLeaks that cannot be applied to NYT, The Guardian and the other media that is publis
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16y ago
Because they are a business, and they need the money to survive. As far as I know, advertising isn't common in scientific journals. You can usually read them for free in most universities, since they are subscribed.
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US Government wrote Spain's proposed copyright law
(boingboing.net)
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gasull
16y ago
You're stating the obvious without really replying to bhavin.
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gasull
16y ago
I noticed that this morning too: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1966201
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16y ago
The new official domain is http://wikileaks.ch but it's down for me right now. Source: https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/10621623082156033 Other mirrors: http://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/efi01/wikileaks_v...
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16y ago
And there is perhaps the main point. I don't come to HN for generic technology stories, I go to other places. Maybe it's me, but I come to HN for the best stories, "anything that is in the interest of hackers" according to the rules, whet
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16y ago
OK, this explains what is happening. But if so I think some people are flagging automatically, maybe with scripts. There are WikiLeaks news in the frontpage. Only those with the word "wikileaks" in the title are affected, apparently.
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16y ago
I agree there are sometimes too many stories, but the story of wikileaks.org domain being dropped has enough votes and isn't in the frontpage, and I think it's important enough to be there. Other technology websites are reporting it.
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16y ago
Does flagging something prevent it from being in the frontpage? Also, this is only happening with stories with with the word "wikileaks" in the title. Not with other stories about wikileaks that don't have the word "wikileaks" in the title
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16y ago
Personally I want technology / entrepreneurship news primarily when I visit HN WikiLeaks is technology.
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16y ago
New official domain: http://wikileaks.ch/ Source: https://twitter.com/wikileaks/status/10621623082156033
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WikiLeaks,org domain killed by US everydns.net after claimed mass attacks
(twitter.com)
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16y ago
It's down for me. Here's the link to Google cache: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:grokco...
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TSA setting up checkpoints in bus stations
(boingboing.net)
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16y ago
In Spanish the word "tabletas" is already used for this.
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Torrent users sue US Copyright Group for fraud and extortion
(techspot.com)
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16y ago
The Chinese Government has been using hackers/crackers against Google and many other organizations. I don't see why the Chinese Government --or any other Government pissed off at the present moment-- wouldn't do the same with WikiLeaks.
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It's probably a mix. Some people might be using Low Orbit Ion Canon or a similar tool, some other people might be DoSing with their botnets, etc. I'd bet there are some Governments involved as well as individuals who dislike Wikileaks. Sin
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My understanding from the Wikipedia article is that some spies have diplomatic passports. That doesn't mean that it goes the other way around: diplomats acting as spies. Yes, it has happened in the past, but a diplomat is not expected to s
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16y ago
Any political system with secrecy evolves into authoritarianism. Why shouldn't it? Secrecy ensures politicians/bureaucrats won't be accountable. When did we start thinking that we can have democracy and freedom without accountability? It
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Forget what you know about stretching
(menshealth.com)
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16y ago
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Running Pure Django Projects on Google App Engine
(code.google.com)
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gasull
16y ago
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