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mantis
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org-mode
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request tracker
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taskwarrior
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trac
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other
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How To Bypass Gov't Spying On Cellphones?(yro.slashdot.org)
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Security Limits for Compromising Emanations [pdf](cl.cam.ac.uk)
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by gnosis 13y ago
Cached version: http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk.nyud.net/~mgk25/mswish/ut-rtc.html
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A plea to Miscrosoft developers in charge of the real-time clock driver (2001)(cl.cam.ac.uk)
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frandom - a Linux kernel prng, which is 10-50 times faster than /dev/urandom(billauer.co.il)
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ncat - netcat for the 21st Century(nmap.org)
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"He betrayed the privacy of us all. If federal security agencies can’t do vast data sweeps, they will inevitably revert to the older, more intrusive eavesdropping methods." So as long as you're spied upon unintrusively, it&
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Surrogate Scripts vs Google Analytics(hackademix.net)
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Parsing: The Solved Problem That Isn't(lambda-the-ultimate.org)
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SLip - a Lisp system in JavaScript(lisperator.net)
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The format=flowed FAQ(joeclark.org)
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GNU conventions for styling changelogs(gnu.org)
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Lessons from 7 years of bzr development(docs.google.com)
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National Federation for the Blind: can't sign an e-petition because of captcha(bbc.co.uk)
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by gnosis 13y ago
"So I think that's where Racket is apart from the Lisps and the Schemes: its core language is syntactically minimalist, as a Scheme, while it strives to have a vast standard library, as a Lisp. Three years ago, they renamed it from PLT Sch
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by gnosis 13y ago
There's a long and sordid history of people being persecuted and discriminated against because of their political opinions. Sexual orientation can also often be derived from data such as your movie viewing preferences (ala NetFlix). You ar
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by gnosis 13y ago
"and a cookie management extension that deletes all non-whitelisted cookies after an hour" Which extension is that? Sounds useful.
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"I can't imagine doing all of it unless I was some criminal." Perhaps if you ever get harrassed, stalked, or have your identity stolen based on information you revealed online you might change your mind.
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One problem is that once information is collected about you, there's no guarantee use of it will be limited to the people or entities who collected it. There's also no guarantee that the information won't be abused. Corporations get hacked
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Faraday cage
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Stopped carrying any kind of cellphone
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Stopped carrying a smartphone
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Send encrypted email
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This is the exact same problem I have with DuckDuckGo. I still use them, but they could be logging everything, for all I know. It would be great if they were regularly and frequently audited by a third-party who has earned widespread trust

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