jamespo

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   by jamespo 12y ago

   Mind-blowing? Really?
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   by jamespo 12y ago

   So thanks to Spotify and iTunes obeying the rules they made money and the founders of the companies that didn't succeeded in a completely different market?
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   by jamespo 12y ago

   Well that's the problem with locked in proprietary hardware
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   by jamespo 12y ago

   South Africa has a very high rate of rape and private gun ownership is permitted, what do you suggest there?
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   by jamespo 12y ago

   Glasswire for Windows or Little Snitch for Mac?
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   by jamespo 12y ago

   why would google voluntarily give up that information?
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   by jamespo 12y ago

   Similarly I use mairix http://www.rpcurnow.force9.co.uk/mairix/
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   by jamespo 12y ago

   What percentage of potential WhatsApp users is "many"? I'd suggest it's more like a minimal amount, otherwise why do you think WhatsApp gave up greater market share?
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   by jamespo 12y ago

   If only "Minority Report" actually existed, eh?
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    Probably because they want something to work with their windows tools
11. 911.▲
    by jamespo 12y ago

    And they are vocal about it because they want some people to get in under them in the pyramid.
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    The phone you are looking for is the Sony Z3 Compact
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    Yeah, who uses SSL/TLS
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    More than this what I would really like is a console mode browser that supports javascript
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    Maybe we should no longer have elections as there's a lot of duplication between > 1 political parties too
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    Agreed, additionally in the common case of users behind http proxies, dns caches would commonly be populated.
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    Well that's the weakest excuse for ordering someone to be murdered I've read today
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    When the software is typically used for SAAS products and not "distributed" in the same way as something using eg Qt libraries the business case isn't as compelling however.
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    "routinely" is weasel words - how frequently are we talking about here?
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    So given the option, you don't want their intervention if you're getting attacked?
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    I used this in the 90s, it's been around almost as long as the web http://swish-e.org/docs/readme.html#swish_e_s_history
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    Just the picture byline I find interesting: "Julian Assange has made it clear that he is available for questioning by the Swedish authorities, in Britain or via Skype." Since when do those under suspicion get to dictate to the aut
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    But he is currently hiding out in the embassy to avoid being charged, so your innocent query of "has he been convicted/charged" is spurious.
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    Indeed, you'd better get going on your World Peace As A Service startup.
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    Although you have almost all of that functionality on your smartphone already.
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    Not technically literate enough to contact cloudflare support but using TOR or a VPN is an interesting combination.
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    It's fortunate that Cloudflare don't have a monopoly on serving HTTP content with DDoS protection in that case, although perhaps they do have a monopoly on providing those services for free.
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    Presumably you are getting CAPTCHA-walled because your shared anonymous IP has a history of abuse? How do you suggest that is tackled?
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    You could listen to the lecture
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    by jamespo 12y ago

    There's about 2 sentences describing what Ansible does in this article.