ivanca

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571.
by ivanca 13y ago
Well, then the ones doying the spying are lacking a good dose of apathy? Your logic just doesn't add up.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Yes, many big cities are (state-sponsored) trying to grow vertically instead of horizontally.
573.
by ivanca 13y ago
Corruption came for being so big; too much power in few hands; if Google and the other companies were located in different countries -instead of just in the USA- the NSA would never have amazed so much power. Fear created a breach to give t
574.
by ivanca 13y ago
Hollywood likes to have movies where you can clearly distinguish between the "good guys" and the "bad guys"; well, everyone is realising that America is clearly not the former.
575.
by ivanca 13y ago
Don't worry guys, the data is only for prism so its in good hands </sarcasm>.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Yeah, we have that in our country (sentences can't be summed together); and that's the reason one infamous killer and rapist of more than 140 children may be released soon (if they were added the sentence would be of 1800+ years)
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by ivanca 13y ago
They should say that it comes from being a shitty browser that lacks many apis, tools, extensibility, stability that other browsers have; just to get a cover-up for the first time.
578.
by ivanca 13y ago
Replace "foreigner" with "Jew" to remember a history lesson that America should not repeat.
579.
by ivanca 13y ago
Someone downvoted me... Just to clarify I called it a "raw js file" meaning that you can just right-click the link and save it as prism.js
580.
by ivanca 13y ago
Use the self-hosted version then: http://jsbin.com/evafaz/4/edit
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by ivanca 13y ago
Link to raw javascript file for convenience: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=wAb9w2y3
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Standalone Prism Button With Call-To-Action(jsbin.com)
2 points by ivanca 13y ago|2 comments
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by ivanca 13y ago
Done: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5935959
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by ivanca 13y ago
For anyone who wants a completly self-hosted and stand-alone solution (single file including logo in base64) here it is: http://jsbin.com/evafaz/4/edit Thanks to a suggestion by ozten a call-to-action has been a
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by ivanca 13y ago
Correct; this is yet another reaction started by radical feminists and followed by naive no-time-to-read-if-true followers; (e.g. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2KPeMcYsuc )
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by ivanca 13y ago
Yeah, the government use fear to spread ignorance, we should do the same to spread awareness against their systematic privacy violations.
587.
by ivanca 13y ago
Is really sad that this comment is not grayed out.
588.
by ivanca 13y ago
Maybe call it "nationalism" to avoid implanted emotional implications of the word.
589.
by ivanca 13y ago
It will have the sweet odor of poor people's blood I like so much in my gadgets.
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Jon Lajoie's Kickstarter(youtube.com)
1 points by ivanca 13y ago|0 comments
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by ivanca 13y ago
I'm just pointing out those are the same people; so yeah; I want more of those silly kids; all you are saying about capitalism leading us to "greater values" is just bullshit; we have seen in from hundreds of years now and is just getting w
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by ivanca 13y ago
They lost such a good chance to say "Es el fin del Camino!" (which means "Is the end of the Road!" in Spanish)
593.
by ivanca 13y ago
Yeah, damn those silly kids engaging in a little reductionist tribal idiocy. Those same silly kids whining against DRM in HTML; that's some serious attack against progress, those kids that are against the right of the government to see your
594.
by ivanca 13y ago
From the bug: > What should happen: > A majority of the PCs for sale should include only free software. So exactly what definition of "free" are you using to believe this bug is now fixed?
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by ivanca 13y ago
I wish I had your naivety; but I already sow things like a media center that counts heads and will stop the movie if the amount of people exceeds the number allowed by the purchased licence... http://www.extremetech.com/gaming/139706-micro
596.
by ivanca 13y ago
Yeah, only time will tell us if watching sitcoms on the browser is really worth to lose an open internet. </sarcasm>
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by ivanca 13y ago
That's the only natural evolution; for example the news sites will say: "Why the movie industry have protection but we don't? We need HTML5 DRM in our writings, is our copyright less important than theirs? I say no sir!" And slowly an inter
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by ivanca 13y ago
If those are the only options I vote for proprietary plugins; those are way easier to block.
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by ivanca 13y ago
Unfortunately in America power is way too concentrated in current times for this to be true, it haves more military power than all other countries in the world -minus China- combined. The damage-power of the weapons that America haves now a
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by ivanca 13y ago
Nobody, that's not how modern governments work. They play every once on a while in the theater called "democracy" and later on they do as they, their friends and their sponsors please.

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