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by hackerjam 12y ago
the doj report can be found here: http://www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/opa/press-release...
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Cleveland Police Investigation(vox.com)
2 points by hackerjam 12y ago|1 comments
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by hackerjam 12y ago
wonderful news... a move like this will speed up the adoption of encryption and virtual currencies. don't the bankers realize that by acting in their own-self interest they have sealed their fate. the use of the blockchain and cryptoco
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by hackerjam 12y ago
> 54k times. at issue is whether cox is liable or not. this is a case worth watching. what obligations do isp's have to police their own networks. the outcome, for the safe harbor provisions of the dmca in particular, and copyright
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A music publisher says a Cox customer shared illegal files(vox.com)
2 points by hackerjam 12y ago|1 comments
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by hackerjam 12y ago
there is a "real' hacker news clone called Cryptoanalys.is [1] that posts news items related to cryptocurrencies. what does that tell me -- you didn't do your homework before setting up a rival list. instead of trying to rein
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by hackerjam 12y ago
is it just me or is there an inherent contradiction here. posting links -- for all the world to see -- and then insisting that the list is "by invitation only." why not just set up a private email list. not only are you setting yo
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How Will Augmented Reality Change Our Lives?(brainblogger.com)
1 points by hackerjam 12y ago|0 comments
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by hackerjam 12y ago
don't you think 5 posts in a row about the same topic is a little excessive. i started upvoting you until i realized what was going on and then i went back and flagged your posts. for future reference, if you want to persist and includ
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by hackerjam 12y ago
this is awesome. thanks for sharing.
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Cylance: Operation Cleaver Report [pdf](www0.cylance.com)
3 points by hackerjam 12y ago|0 comments
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by hackerjam 12y ago
i have become a frequent visitor to your site in the past couple of months. and it always struck me as odd the fact that you don't have any way of contacting the site owner(s) -- offline - in case something is not working (e.g., i have
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by hackerjam 12y ago
disclosure: i've been a vegetarian/vegan since '92 and if my diet consisted of "grains, produce, legumes, and fake meat products like those Morningstar bacon strips," talk about unappetizing... i'd be a "r
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by hackerjam 12y ago
great project. well done. definitely serves a need. will your reader work for a hacker news clone, like crytoanalys.is, or data tau or something like the econolist? and if not, do you have plans to make it available for these sites too?
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by hackerjam 12y ago
is this app designed to be used by restaurant owners themselves to facilitate their clientele or can this app be used by third party interests looking to leverage scarce resources (aka the jerk economy)? if the latter, no thanks. i'll
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by hackerjam 12y ago
very interesting project. thanks for sharing. out of curiosity, how does what you are proposing, differ from or is similar to, say, what a group like ethereum is doing?
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by hackerjam 12y ago
i wish she had the same level of concern when it comes to unwarranted surveillance and releasing an unredacted torture report.
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by hackerjam 12y ago
my initial reaction on seeing this headline was... this kind of news doesn't belong on hn but after i read the gist of the article on npr, i find i'm appalled. how, in all conscience, can we ignore this. we can't. is it the p
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by hackerjam 12y ago
thumbs up to these guys. i just clicked on the link to their site and had a chat w/ one of their reps. very helpful. very accommodating to ad hoc requests. answered all of my questions in less than 5 min. it's refreshing to find a
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The “Unbundling of Trust”: identifying cryptocurrency opportunities(gendal.wordpress.com)
1 points by hackerjam 12y ago|0 comments
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by hackerjam 12y ago
here's another follow-up link to this story: http://www.alternet.org/corporate-accountability-and-workpla...
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Engineers take big step toward using light instead of wires inside computers(phys.org)
5 points by hackerjam 12y ago|0 comments
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Local Silicon Valley police unshaken by smartphone data encryption(peninsulapress.com)
2 points by hackerjam 12y ago|0 comments
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The golden quarter(aeon.co)
67 points by hackerjam 12y ago|34 comments
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Report: artificial intelligence and “structural collapse” of law firms by 2030(legalfutures.co.uk)
5 points by hackerjam 12y ago|2 comments
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by hackerjam 12y ago
if you want to get smarter, read hacker news on a daily basis -- especially the comments, eat healthy, and get a good nights sleep.
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by hackerjam 12y ago
off topic: if the hacker news community is NOT familiar with farnam street and the person who writes the book reviews, shane parrish, you are in for a real treat. be prepared to linger. it is one of my favorite go-to sites for insight and i
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by hackerjam 12y ago
what could be more jarring the yc's color scheme and yet i never sense, much less experience, a lag nor do i quit the site in frustration cuz i'm waiting too long for it to load. just the opposite in fact. there is so much good st
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by hackerjam 12y ago
your title is misleading. it's a chance to win 3 books and to increase your odds of winning, you have to spam 3 or more of your friends. no thank you. had i known that from the get-go, i would not have bothered to click on the link. th
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by hackerjam 12y ago
what's the takeaway? i read the article twice and came away with yes... tradition, keeping things the way they are and have been, together with slow decision making, all good? but got to the end and thought, okay. where's the cont

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