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by jaekwon 13y ago
You're spot on about money. I saw Keith Alexander's talk at the recent BlackHat conference, and was miffed at people applauding the guy, but then realized that it's a Black Hat conference, the epicenter of the monetization
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by jaekwon 13y ago
He only runs code that he can vet. You can't do that when you use Javascript, or use a proprietary OS, for example.
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by jaekwon 13y ago
Thanks for pointing this out. Good to see a peer preacher.
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by jaekwon 13y ago
Sounds like they were applauding Alexander. I'm not liking the vibe of the audience there.
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by jaekwon 13y ago
Well, a militant-defensive-underground would call themselves "Grey Hat" or something. Black Hat implies exploiting flaws for personal gain, doesn't it? I imagine a bunch of these Black Hat people fancy their big payout using
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by jaekwon 13y ago
Were you there? That would be a terrible reporting job by Andy Greenberg.
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Diffbot Learns the New Shopping API(technologyreview.com)
2 points by jaekwon 13y ago|0 comments
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by jaekwon 13y ago
Title is misleading. It's not actually a transcript of the talk.
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by jaekwon 13y ago
Source? I use a mac, and if it's compromised, I'd like to stop using it.
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by jaekwon 13y ago
The CJDNS whitepaper has a good writeup: https://github.com/cjdelisle/cjdns/blob/master/rfcs/Whitepap... Node to node encryption would make packet inspection rather difficult, for one. BTW, I don&#x
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by jaekwon 13y ago
I disagree somewhat. I see politics as merely trailing behind actual physical surveillance ability. The politics are introduced as post-facto justification to lubricate the process, but aren't needed. We can slow the expanding encroach
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by jaekwon 13y ago
Nothing wrong with them. You're addressing the issue of authentication, but there are more systemic problems to the internet than just authentication. Such as, preventing network timing attacks to figure out which internet subscriber i
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by jaekwon 13y ago
The internet, which largely runs on IP and extended by NAT, appears to have been constructed poorly in terms of privacy. There are protocols like ICE/STUN/TURN (which is what WebRTC is built on) that supposedly try to bridge the g
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by jaekwon 13y ago
I tried to splode a bacon bit, but it would not splode. Very disappointed. But love the execution. Good job and keep going!
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by jaekwon 13y ago
Can you explain how say the red-black tree impl can be used in real life?
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by jaekwon 13y ago
This is great. We need more public shitlists. Transparency in action!
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by jaekwon 13y ago
Eerie, the prescience of the Cameron & the film Terminator. The mind is a vessel of time travel.
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Drone Self Destructs in Florida(youtube.com)
1 points by jaekwon 13y ago|1 comments
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by jaekwon 13y ago
drcode, do you know of a Haskell implementation of bitcoind?
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by jaekwon 13y ago
Well go on, make your point. I never tire of correcting someone, even correcting myself or allowing others to correct me. So go ahead and convince me of something.
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by jaekwon 13y ago
Except: DON'T panic! And don't forget your towel.
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by jaekwon 13y ago
... besides the common goal of achieving peace and liberty by abolishing the tyranny of government. So yes, they do have a lot in common. Anarcho-socialists (what steveklabnik calls "anarchists") have a reactionary attitude toward
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by jaekwon 13y ago
We're understanding our reality better. Whistleblower leaks and more... - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSSKpL87_Rs - http://www.boilingfrogspost.com/2013/06/19/podcast-show-112-... -
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by jaekwon 13y ago
>> You sound frustrated, as a lot of people are these days You're still in the denial stage. I've been there. You've got a long ways to go. Keep reading about recent history. Next you'll get depressed... I'm a
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by jaekwon 13y ago
Cash money trumps good intentions when it comes to systemic corruption. A bit off-topic but related to law enforcement: http://www.salon.com/2013/07/07/“why_did_you_shoot_me_i_was_...
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by jaekwon 13y ago
Because nobody takes the law seriously anymore. Not the cops, not the bankers, not the president, not congressmen, not the underprivileged public, not the entrepreneurs. The judges can't even agree on what is constitutional. The illegi
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by jaekwon 13y ago
We will win. We already have the bill of rights. Creating new laws won't help us. It's too late for that. Maybe repealing some laws and executive orders might help... but what we're seeing is the symptom of something bigger t
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by jaekwon 13y ago
Tsunami situation verified. Relax, nobody on our side wants a violent revolution. The only hills you will find are the global enlightened community. You will initially get depressed as you see the injustice around you. You can deny what you
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by jaekwon 13y ago
You're far, far from alone. Relax and join the movement... it's going to be a long ride. --> http://goo.gl/lc7Fz
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by jaekwon 13y ago
- Internet regulation justified by copyright protection - Continued unconstitutional wars again "terrorism" - Continued imperialism - Whistleblower vilification - Implicit taxation through unbridled govt debt On Facebook, some fri

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