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by hnha 13y ago
from what I know you never give your private key away, they just sign your public one. so that would be irrelevant.
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by hnha 13y ago
a) would be a great proposition for more ssl and secure dns. b) as someone who does her mindless random browsing through tor that sounds wonderful.
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by hnha 13y ago
I would feel utterly ridiculed and belittled if I was a whistleblower and I would be put among the previous awardees. Why is the Nobel prize so prestigious?
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by hnha 13y ago
I bought a 70$ tablet just as my hitchhiker's guide. Put wikipedia en, fr and es on a SD card plus various other smaller wikis. I recommend http://aarddict.org/ as FOSS win/Linux/Android/etc reader. The
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by hnha 13y ago
Field report #XJ-175882: Citizen responded fearfully to standard passive investigation. Suspect hid on sight of overseer. Further investigative action recommended. aka I am creeped out.
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by hnha 13y ago
why not exchange "proper" keys when both parties are first both online? messaging that does not let me send messages to offline peers is quite useless in many cases. I would much prefe
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by hnha 13y ago
right, I should file a patent based on each comment _line_ or _character_.
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by hnha 13y ago
depends on the jurisdiction. in Germany you are allowed to make copies for your close friends and family.
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by hnha 13y ago
select, copy, paste, share, the end.
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by hnha 13y ago
full url is http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/germany-should-h... please don't use url obfuscators on hn.
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by hnha 13y ago
So? Ever sat someone down to Photoshop? UX is mostly built upon previous experience. BTW you replied to a comment that suggested looking at alternatives to Gimp...
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by hnha 13y ago
it depends on the cipher and your software, I had tremendous trouble with some free php forum stuff recently when it curled things with PFS.
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by hnha 13y ago
no one is using Usenet so please don't talk about it... ahem!
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by hnha 13y ago
Way too much terms like "proof", "fact", "confirmation", "definitely" later on. Isn't something like this always with a lot of assumption and always with a bias from the samples? Everyone cou
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by hnha 13y ago
the following is not true, see below: warning: don't visit the linked site on opera mobile. It seems to download something bigger and also froze the browser for me. edit: sorry, false alarm! that was something else. the site loads perf
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by hnha 13y ago
if Google was nice and concerned with people's privacy they would not log anything on those hosted files but a simple integer hit counter.
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by hnha 13y ago
there is nothing impersonal about my personal mails.
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by hnha 13y ago
just mail them, they are nice people.
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by hnha 13y ago
I am all for free sharing but here is one: You are absolutely free to write down tabs. You are free to learn a.song. You can play it how you want as often as you want. The problem is distribution to others. Imagine if you were a song writer
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by hnha 13y ago
that does not matter at all, you are "stealing" "intellectual property" . yeah, those word are a dumb concept.
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by hnha 13y ago
also promising: http://kontalk.org/
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by hnha 13y ago
also check out Oruxmaps. not free software but free of cost and very feature heavy and fast.
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by hnha 13y ago
very interesting post , thanks! your website forces a certain zoom on my mobile browser and does not let me zoom out so the text is unnaturally huge and images are cutoff at one side... :(
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by hnha 13y ago
did you access that url with curl to make sure it does no user agent sniffing? how do you know the script is the same on subsequent requests?
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by hnha 13y ago
imagemagick/graphicsmagick comes with a batch tool called mogrify. no need for scripting.
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by hnha 13y ago
because the perspectives of a user and a founder are often orthogonal in the startup scene.
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by hnha 13y ago
Then I would simply use another browser that does not spy on its users. Thankfully we can install any software on our computers and even write our own.
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by hnha 13y ago
"hide online" is some nasty implied shady active process of behaving like it is something bad while in reality people are just putting a stop to being tracked mostly unknowingly and (i am missing the word, advertisers aim to explo
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by hnha 13y ago
on Linux there is powertop, awesome piece of libre software by Intel
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by hnha 13y ago
and that's a great example why data retention is bad.

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