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California Bill Looking to Criminalize 'False' Political Speech
(techdirt.com)
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Microsoft, Linkln, Dell: World's Most Ethical Tech Companies
(worldsmostethicalcompanies.ethisphere.com)
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10y ago
Thanks for the link. I looked over the code on the main page only (did not delve deeper) and honestly... it's like night and day. The code by sukeesh is as easy to follow and modify as a simple scripting language. Truly a work of art:)
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Self-Defense, Hackback Bill (Active Cyber Defense Certainty Act)
(lawfareblog.com)
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132 Android Apps Infected with Windows-Based Malware via Webview (iframes)
(researchcenter.paloaltonetworks.com)
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This has already been flagged for some unstated reason... Unlike come of the other comments, as a non-programmer, I really like this. The code seems so easy to follow and tweak. I'm already getting some ideas on how I can expand on thi
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> Device and information insecurity, overzealous surveillance by governments — these are real concerns that call for real attention. I'm looking forward to The NY Time's Zeynep Tufekci's real discussion about Operating Sys
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$2M Prize for Building a More Accessible Internet
(blog.mozilla.org)
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10y ago
Lovely machine but I personally can't stomach the 16:9 aspect ratio. This usually limits my options when it comes to hardware. Wish Dell came out with similar but sporting a 3:2 or 16:10 screen (with Linux support).
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10y ago
George Orwell's 1984 and Isaac Asimov (just about everything he's written, especially love his shorter stories).
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YalpStore: Playstore Alternative Bypassing Google Services Framework
(github.com)
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Health Statistics of 500 US Cities – Map and Sortable Table
(nccd.cdc.gov)
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I still see no reason why they couldn't reboot the project and agree with his thinking here: " Create a mid-range tablet ... Carve out a niche in developed markets first ... Firefox OS was actually five years too early! " I a
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Sony, Microsoft Lobby Against Right to Repair Bills
(techdirt.com)
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10y ago
The very idea is insane. I think we need to do a better job of fighting the divisive forces attempting to destroy this country, led by a domestic terrorist like George Soros. The site itself seems to be run by children[1]. This is where HN
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10y ago
/rant/ So another hit piece on someone that supports Trump. This is the new left-wing extremist strategy... ie, destroy powerful voices fighting to safeguard our country and improve American lives. The Mainstream Media wants to be
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10y ago
I needed an easier, to digest, read... > Professor Valter Longo, from the University of Southern California, explained "Our conclusion is that by pushing the mice into an extreme state and then bringing them back - by starving them
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10y ago
It's funny how articles showing Americans in a bad light, vis-a-vis immigrants, always pop up here on HN. The insinuation that this is the result of our President is always the underlying theme. It isn't about some random crackpot
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10y ago
> Law Enforcement Using Facebook and Apple to Data-Mine Accounts of Protesters Protesters or George Soros funded paid thugs and rioters? There's a distinction.
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10y ago
Click bait title with a touch of fear-mongering from another MSM outlet. "as they searched for an undocumented immigrant who had received a deportation order to leave the United States." "The search was conducted at the req
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10y ago
She can go through my phone anytime she wants. But maybe I don't want her to see me tell a user to go fuck himself... hard:) because he decided to project his SJW personal issues or warped interpretations onto a single sentence from
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10y ago
> and know the form of your voice is out there forever. Lots of these types of sites usually have some limit. That is, if the page hasn't been visited in 6 months - out it goes. Curious what the time limits are. Also, unable to test
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10y ago
My first thought was how easy my wife could get this on my phone (or vice versa) - as the article points out. How easily the app could be installed by law enforcement, airport security, etc when they demand access to the phone and walk away
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10y ago
Exactly. For example, I don't consume alcohol. When I do so on the rare occasion, just a little hits me very hard. Regular drinkers don't have this issue. I would never think of going from zero alcohol to consuming a bottle of vod
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I didn't watch the film or do other research except for reading the article. I just wonder what the effects of a lifetime of bad eating, smoking and who knows what else... did to his body previously. He may have already built-up some m
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Apple to Fight 'Right to Repair' Bill on March 9 in Lincoln Nebraska
(motherboard.vice.com)
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IBM Reveals Security Risks to Owners of Previously Owned IoT Devices
(eweek.com)
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> it may have actually cared about Yahoo's disastrous data breaches and its cooperation with the NSA. But because is Verizon, the cooperation with the NSA and the spying infrastructure being already in place is probably why Verizon
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Facebook is still trying to figure out how to censor news and bury voices without too much backlash. The twitter way.
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10y ago
The amount of shills infecting HN with the deluge of petty posts from mostly fake news sites is far more annoying. What's next? An OMG???!! article about how Trump once ran a red light (that was actually yellow when he crossed it)? Whe
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