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by intslack 13y ago
I have no trouble with the "paywall", try configuring your browser to clear cookies after a session ends (personally, I use https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/self-destruct... ) or just u
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by intslack 13y ago
>TextSecure folks: instead of ranting that “our stuff exists already, but we got no money and we got no cross-platform support Y U NO USE our protocol?” and using political tricks, go make better protocol and market yourself better. As D
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by intslack 13y ago
>They keep using the word 'free' as if it means 'open' You're joking, right? Is this your first encounter with the FSF?
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by intslack 13y ago
>but the multi cursor plugins for both are vastly inferior to Sublime. Sorry, what exactly is missing in the vim implementation?
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by intslack 13y ago
Multiple cursors is by no means exclusive to Sublime, the functionality is available for vim[1] and emacs[2]. The best editor is always the one you use to get shit done, but if you're interested in a (relatively long) talk on the power
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by intslack 13y ago
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/08/05/us-dea-sod-idUSBRE... >One current federal prosecutor learned how agents were using SOD tips after a drug agent misled him, the prosecutor told Reuters. In a
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by intslack 13y ago
Ron Wyden and Mark Udall have been talking about it for years; Ron Wyden in particular went to the floor of the senate and talked about how the American people would be shocked if they knew how the PATRIOT Act was being interpreted.
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by intslack 13y ago
Blogspam, original video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjAqR1zICA0
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by intslack 13y ago
That DEG bit has nothing to do with them using tobacco, and instead has everything to do with a company in China not using USP Propylene Glycol (as non-USP PG might contain some DEG.) And just to elaborate on this, non-USP PG is used everyw
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by intslack 13y ago
Their blog post said as much; that LinkedIn gave very little background about what's going on behind the scenes. This post doesn't actually address much. Why was your account created 30 minutes ago just to post two comments on thi
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by intslack 13y ago
I must be scrambled today because I cannot find it, he "contributed" to their getting the bomb but they also had a lot of help so I overstated his importance. I'll try getting back to you later, it might've been in a bio
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by intslack 13y ago
Sorry, you are right, thought that study took into account the difference in crime reporting. I'm busy deploying to a server and didn't bother to read the summary. >Stop pushing an agenda Your assumption that I have an agenda i
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by intslack 13y ago
No, not anyone can just build a nuke in their basement. The Chinese struggled for years until they liquored Richard Feynman up and he accidentally let an idea slip that led to them getting the bomb. Anyone that has a garage and tools can ea
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by intslack 13y ago
>In theory, the technology essentially allows offenders to produce their own guns in the privacy of their own home, which they can then supply to the criminal gangs who are causing such misery in our communities. Meanwhile, anyone can cr
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by intslack 13y ago
Make it a Gripe site and tell them to fuck off http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gripe_site
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by intslack 13y ago
Exactly, but Greenwald et al are just reporting the facts. They've even agreed with the Intelligence Community to not publish some things and have asked for comment on every story. I'm just trying to figure out what rubs people th
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by intslack 13y ago
You're making the false assumption that only Glenn Greenwald is doing the reporting and shaping of the stories, instead of teams spanning news publications, dozens of people at the Guardian, Laura Poitras and Glenn Greenwald. That said
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by intslack 13y ago
Who is that someone? I didn't know releasing the facts, and not halting the story just because the IC asked him to was shaping the story to fit someone's political viewpoints.
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by intslack 13y ago
What party is he partial to again? It certainly isn't the Republicans. And he supported a prospective Democratic Senator a few months ago.
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>The forfeiture complaint is considerably more blunt about the feds' position that the entire Silk Road enterprise is inherently criminal What a bunch of horseshit on part of the feds, while the market was overwhelmingly populated w
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by intslack 13y ago
Denying reality isn't healthy: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/08/dea-and-nsa-team-intel... http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/08/05/us-dea-sod-idUSBRE...
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by intslack 13y ago
>it HAS been used as a way to 'down vote' a thread. If you're determined enough to sage bomb the thread to image limit, especially now that there's a captcha, sorta, but not really. Also cheers to moot. I've noti
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by intslack 13y ago
Why does anyone think doing content creation over youtube entitles them to money? It's an end in itself; to entertain others. Save the 'don't be an asshole' moral shaming: ads are not guaranteed income on any medium wher
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The "source" was a german hacker: http://web.archive.org/web/20130507122447/http://www.cyberwa...
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Here's an overview of the scenario you are talking about: https://blog.torproject.org/blog/one-cell-enough Also, this news has nothing to do with a jump in relays. Perhaps it's due to https://en.wi
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by intslack 13y ago
Due to their centralized nature, and the result of being located in the US as one of the largest communication platforms, Twitter has become the enemy. It was probably not their intention to become the enemy, but that's the consequence
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I'm furious that reporters just kept throwing soft balls at him in the face of the Special Operations Division revelations. If that's not abuse, what is?
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Greenwald verified it: https://twitter.com/ggreenwald/status/365560955746267137
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by intslack 13y ago
This is not what lavabit is shutting down over: >Court records show that, in June, Lavabit complied with a routine search warrant targeting a child pornography suspect in a federal case in Maryland. That suggests that Levison isn’t a pri