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by glitchdout 10y ago
> Wikileaks is a "rumor" site. It doesn't provide verified information. This is a blatant lie. But I guess this is the type of propaganda and JTRIG ops that we have to get used to. https://wikileaks.org/Abo
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by glitchdout 10y ago
So Facebook (& Thiel) is to Trump what Pollyhop is to Conway on House of Cards.
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by glitchdout 10y ago
> to me it was just too unbelievable and silly Uuh... Have you seen our reality? http://qz.com/506490/the-black-mirror-episode-that-imagined-... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3242550&#
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by glitchdout 11y ago
> I wasn't aware that anything like that had come out. You're not aware of nothing like that ever come out. The guy just made it up (or it's just his wishful thinking). We still don't know which companies cooperated w
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by glitchdout 11y ago
I've only bought one Ruby book and it's POODR by Sandi Metz. One of the best programming books I've ever read.
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by glitchdout 11y ago
He can know when you leave and get home. Perfect time for a robbery.
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by glitchdout 11y ago
http://codereddit.net/ uses a dark theme.
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by glitchdout 11y ago
But only recently. I learned a lot of English just watching Cartoon Network (undubbed and unsubbed)!
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by glitchdout 11y ago
> Has he flip-flopped? Well... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7BmdovYztH8
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by glitchdout 11y ago
Yup. You can then use the copy command on that variable so you can paste and view the large array or json in your text editor of choice. `copy(temp1)`
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by glitchdout 11y ago
> I want to be absolutely clear that we have never worked with any government agency from any country to create a backdoor in any of our products or services. We have also never allowed access to our servers. And we never will. The slide
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by glitchdout 11y ago
Don't forget - Not caring that its intelligence agencies are selling their own citizens metadata (and content ) http://www.zeit.de/digital/datenschutz/2015-08/xkeyscore-nsa... http://arstechni
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by glitchdout 11y ago
information about you and the places you visit != free
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by glitchdout 11y ago
> Popcorn Time is an application that most people download in binary form, so it could steal your personal data, inject advertising in other sites, use your computer as a proxy... etc. It's not a step forward. This is FUD.
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by glitchdout 11y ago
Yep. It immediately reminded me of this video: https://ind.ie/the-camera-panopticon/ Right in the first minute: > What if surveillance didn't look this scary? What if it actually looked pretty friendly? Could w
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by glitchdout 11y ago
> The NSA and GCHQ aren't allowed to blackmail politicians. I must admit I laughed at this.
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by glitchdout 11y ago
Re-read the post. At no point did the author claim he rewrote public history. He had a certain changeset in the experimental branch, an assumed private branch. He then broke that changeset into two, merged the ready-for-production code into
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by glitchdout 11y ago
> The President cannot pardon someone for a federal crime they have not been convicted of. Yes, he can. http://www.nytimes.com/1988/01/05/opinion/l-constitution-all...
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by glitchdout 11y ago
Here's a better link for [2]. It even includes a transcript. https://ind.ie/the-camera-panopticon/
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by glitchdout 11y ago
I think TheLoneWolfling explained it well, but I'll give you an example: I want to be logged in in Chrome so that my bookmarks sync between devices. But I want to be logged out of my Google session so that my searches aren't tied
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by glitchdout 11y ago
Either it's an uninformed person or it's a shill. Public opinion manipulating, as usual. https://firstlook.org/theintercept/2014/02/24/jtrig-manipula...
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by glitchdout 11y ago
Really great news! Will you open source the engines you are currently using to analyse Ruby code? You know, Brakeman, Flog and Flay? Disclaimer: I wrote a gem similar (but which can't be compared) to Code Climate and I've always w
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by glitchdout 11y ago
Yeah, I hate that DDG is missing that feature. I always use Google in those cases...
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by glitchdout 11y ago
If you are logged into Chrome and use `!g`, yes. You can even check it at https://history.google.com/history/ In the past that page would even discriminate searches made with DuckDuckGo. They recently redesigned the Hi
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by glitchdout 11y ago
They could? More like they are.
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by glitchdout 11y ago
I have never and will never (ever!) click on any ad. So it doesn't matter that ad-block is removing non-annoying 'acceptable ads'. I never click them, so the sites I love will never get any revenue anyway...
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by glitchdout 11y ago
It's a bad thing. Also, you shouldn't trust the Times on issues like this. And I wonder why, of all the available articles, the Times was the one chosen to be submitted here on HN. Anyway, just read ArsTechnica reporting: * Let t
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by glitchdout 11y ago
You don't need a course. All you need is to watch the presentation "Git For Ages 4 And Up" https://youtu.be/1ffBJ4sVUb4?t=10m32s
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by glitchdout 11y ago
> Based on the postcode they held on file, my phone number was obtained over 8 years ago! I wonder how much of my personal information is floating around on the web... And how many different companies are holding on to it, waiting to cas
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by glitchdout 11y ago
Given that the NSA spied on Obama when he was still a wannabe-senator, I wouldn't be surprised at all if he was blackmailed [1]. Also, just watch candidate Obama debate President Obama on government surveillance [2]. I mean, short of s

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