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I use this service, and have been thrilled with it for a long time. They do no logging whatsoever, and their encryption and endpoint options are great. they are also by far the cheapest truly secure option in this space - $40/year
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This is an absurd argument (Stop spending money on sports and rather spend it on real education) rather, we should spend less money on things like policing the rest of the world/inflating the defense sector's wallets and channel
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13y ago
it's free in the netherlands.
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I use privateinternetaccess VPN to achieve the same, and get complete encryption and anonymity for all my web activity to go along with it. $40/year. EDIT: the Netherlands has NFL gamepass for free btw
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you could solve it with a startup. get cracking.
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" It could also perform its storage functions at 20 times lower power, extending the battery life of devices using it to weeks, months, or years. " no, reducing RAM power 20x does not extend battery life of devices to weeks. Anyth
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Right but the point here is, that you dont NEED a specially designed game. if it supports 3d and keyboard/mouse, it supports omni and oculus rift
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I'm getting really sick of console DRM being compared to Steam DRM like they are equals. they aren't, not even close, because steam has sales 2x a year where even brand new games can be had for up to 75% off
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Except that that isnt and has never been how the law is actually applied. Federal laws are so numerous and complicated that even the federal government cannot NUMBER them. they literally can't even count them all. You and everyone else
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It will be OK, the NSA has all the phone records, they can find whoever called it in easily. just like they did in Bost... uhh... in Pittsb... uhh... Louisi... Tex... How about all that security we get for trading our liberties!
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+1 Android/PC can do what the article wants, albeit with an initial investment of research and set-up but that's the choice... do you want buttoned up, everything 'just works' but only a certain way? or do you want customizable with tinkeri
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14y ago
How can it be a 0-day vulnerability if it was addressed in a patch that came out more than a day ago? I understand patch cycles and I'm not hating on them for not having the latest update when it's been less than a week but still...
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Amazon.com search was down
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I love working for my supervisor, manager, and director. My company sucks, pay is sub par, benefits suck, policy sucks, forced overtime sucks.... If I leave I'll be leaving my company, not my manager. and the company is HUGE
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14y ago
you should add a bit where if there's less than (starting blocks - 2) in the main game area it resets
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This is a terrible, very sad event. My heart goes out to everyone affected by it. However, the idiocy of the tweet, designed only to spread FUD, the mindless retweets and ignorant comments, really piss me off. A few people have pointed out
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look, The conlusion here is ridiculous. When playing a violent video game, you will see a rise in adrenaline. I'd be willing to bet that if you participate in any adrenaline-heightened activity for 2.5 hours and then go right to bed, you'll
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Why is this on hacker news...
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FTA: "On the website Silk Road, a sort of eBay for drugs hidden in a dark corner of the web known as Tor[...]" Tor isnt a dark corner of the web...