glitch003

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by glitch003 13y ago
That's not the point. The point is that they let him touch the computer while the police were present. He could have his computer set up where if he unlocks it with a "special" password, it behaves normally while zeroing all
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by glitch003 13y ago
That's not the point. The point is that they let him touch the computer while the police were present. He could have his computer set up where if he unlocks it with a "special" password, it behaves normally while zeroing al
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by glitch003 13y ago
> I can also lock the iPhone remotely when I get a RenWeb alert that she didn't turn in her homework! You should totally productize this.
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by glitch003 13y ago
-bash: To: command not found
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by glitch003 13y ago
>That being said I'm pretty confident my body was designed to run and not to inhale burning plant matter or drink excessive amounts of fermented grain. So far I feel much better and I don't have any of those problems. Intriguin
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by glitch003 13y ago
Yeah but why is that unique to bitcoin? How is this different than if people started showing up at Google employee's houses because they know they're well paid? How is this different than people showing up at any wealthy person&
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by glitch003 13y ago
I don't understand why knowing who the team members are IRL is such a huge "security threat". Can someone please explain that to me?
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by glitch003 13y ago
Great explanation, thank you!
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by glitch003 13y ago
How is the defendant an email account and not a person or party of some kind?
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by glitch003 13y ago
If only there was some way to securely transfer money across the internet, psuedo-anonymously, without involving PayPal or banks. Almost like transferring coins via bits? Maybe someday someone will invent such a system. We can dream. Can
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by glitch003 13y ago
Kickstarter requires hardware projects to have a working prototype, which Ubuntu does not have.