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by gasull 8y ago
I'm dismayed at the comments here of "if Amazon/Microsoft/Google don't work for ICE, someone else will". That argument doesn't fly. If you stop helping ICE, they will have to get worse software from like
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All Kinds of Tech Companies Are Working with ICE(gizmodo.com)
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All the Ways Your City Is Surveilling You(motherboard.vice.com)
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by gasull 8y ago
Asking for asylum is not a crime, or shouldn't be. They are being detained at the border.
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Europe's New Link Tax Will Enshrine Big Tech's Stranglehold Over the Internet(motherboard.vice.com)
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Trump 2020 working with ex-Cambridge Analytica staffers(apnews.com)
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by gasull 8y ago
Is there a good Android app using OSM that will give me public transportation directions in the main cities of the world? Until them I'm stuck with Google Maps.
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70+ Internet Luminaries Ring the Alarm on EU Copyright Filtering Proposal(eff.org)
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by gasull 8y ago
Your "'wrong' is wrong" is wrong. Yo can verify transaction history with an SPV wallet. A full node won't help you against an eclipse attack. And also not against a sustained 51% attack since miners can mine empty
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by gasull 8y ago
BCH has less users than ETH. I think the interest is that transactions in BCH are very low, and there are talks about enabling some 0-fee transactions: https://coingeek.com/bitcoin-com-viabtc-join-miners-choice-i... An imp
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by gasull 8y ago
Wrong. BCH will run in Raspberry Pis just fine thanks to UTXO commitments. No need for large hard drives. https://www.yours.org/content/first-utxo-commitment-on-testn...
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Clarifying My Objections to the Lightning Network(yours.org)
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Lightning Network: 27 concerns about UX and centralization(medium.com)
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Amazon Teams Up with Law Enforcement to Deploy New Facial Recognition Technology(aclu.org)
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Everything the Government Did to WikiLeaks Is Now Done to Mainstream Reporters(freedom.press)
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People increased Facebook usage after Cambridge Analytica scandal(uk.businessinsider.com)
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What is the Script language in Bitcoin?(learnmeabitcoin.com)
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Introduction to Ricardian Contracts(eoscanada.com)
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Why fascism is so tempting – and how your data could power it(ted.com)
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Encrypted Email and Security Nihilism(aclu.org)
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Introduction to Ricardian contracts(eoscanada.com)
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Meet Sunder, a New Way to Share Secrets(freedom.press)
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NeTV2, an open video development board(crowdsupply.com)
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List of screw drives(en.wikipedia.org)
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Combining a mesh network with a blockchain and a crypto-currency(nycmesh.net)
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by gasull 8y ago
If history is any guide, regulation will strengthen the incumbents. This would prevent people from moving to decentralized platforms like Mastodon: https://joinmastodon.org/ There is a threat worse than the power of Google
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Tech conferences moving north as Trump policies turn off attendees(business.financialpost.com)
78 points by gasull 8y ago|59 comments
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Stealth Address in Bitcoin Cash(youtube.com)
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Amir Taaki is enlisting an army of hacker monks to save Bitcoin from itself(wired.co.uk)
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Agile vs. Scrum vs. Waterfall vs. Kanban(smartsheet.com)
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