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7y ago
Moving the goalpost? Yes they have, and sometimes they haven't. Just like most journalistic organizations..
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https://wikileaks.org//spyfiles/russia/ https://search.wikileaks.org/?query=Russia&exact_phrase=&any...
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Nice talking points, to bad they are verifiable nonsense: > One piece of evidence for that is that they have moved to focusing on publishing only what will advance the goals of Russian inteigence. https://wikileaks.org/&#
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If they can confirm a reasonable credibility, then yes, they should. Preferably with as much openness about the source as is safely possible. As far as I know Wikipedia has always maintained that they did not receive the information from ru
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7y ago
Yes, sadly they do have a bias. Equally sadly, so do Fox, The NY Times, etc, etc.. Still, we need journalism. Attacking journalistic organisations just because their bias doesn't fit yours is a slippery slope.
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Do you have any credible information that Assange "hired" people to "steal" information? And, yes, we "the people" grant far reaching powers to government, and thus have the right to put boundaries on those p
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7y ago
Wikipedia published information it received, would you say the same about any journalistic organization?
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Patent law varies wildly from one jurisdiction to the other. In most jurisdictions "ideas" are not patentable and a lot of jurisdictions place strict limitations on software patents.
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While I see plenty of reports of divers pulling scooters from bodies of water, these are usually divers employed by the local sheriff's office or fire department. It seems like the insurance/liability issues involved would be limi
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7y ago
In all fairness, this does follow protocol as established by the ICAO. At this point the primary responsibility to investigate the crash would be on Iran and Ukraine. Boeing would formally come into the picture if equipment failure is deeme
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7y ago
I don't have much of an opinion on the project, however: If it is your project and you want to show it off, please put "Show HN:" in the title. If it is not yours, and you want to start a discussion on it, it might help to st
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While I personally do not believe in predictive powers of astrology, that is specifically not what the OP asks about. If you bother to read the question, you might notice the OP asks about ayurvedic (Hindu) astrology, and I don't thi
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https://cointelegraph.com/news/fake-elon-musk-accounts-on-tw...
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I worked at a high school about 5 years ago and our kids knew how to do all these things.. So, either a stupid-bomb hit the world recently, or there is some strong selection bias going on in that article..
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7y ago
"Transparency is at the heart of everything we do at Twitter." https://transparency.twitter.com/en/information-operations.h... "Enter your email to access the archives:" Transparency by putting up r
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There is not necessarily a direct relationship between the spread of crime and the spread of fear of crime. I see this as being related to the difference between risk and perceived risk.
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"get on the mike" what frequency? Modulation? What makes you think I am monitoring anything after say a relay got stuck keeping my gear permanently -unbeknown to me- in transmit. A reliable out of band back channel is needed. Curr
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Physics still holds true; if I create a signal in a certain spectrum, it will raise the noise floor for other signals in that spectrum limiting effective communication. It did so in the 60's, it does so now. No amount of calling it &qu
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If you -- in perfectly good faith -- accidently disrupt vital services, like emergency com's or air traffic control, potentially endangering human lives, then the identification requirement allows us (as in society) to contact you to r
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> More to the point, why would I want to have to get the government's permission in order to talk on it? One of the key purposes of the amateur radio service is experimentation. This brings with it the risk that I might inadvertentl
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And it seems to be down already..
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There are several OSS social networks. I think part of the problem is that to "replace Facebook" it would have to be as addictive or worse then Facebook, defeating the purpose of replacing it. In other words: Why hasn't scien
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Russian web giant Rambler seeks to drop ciminal case against Nginx
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Go to your nearest airport and start talking to people? I'm curious how you arrived at your idea if you don't know people who would actually use it.
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I hear you. I have old friends, who I really love dearly, yet I haven't seen them at all this year. I'm kinda fortunate in that I am a passionate kayaker, and having your life be dependent on each other really helps create bonds q
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This would be true assuming the phone has not previously been compromised. Not a safe assumption considering baseband backdoors have been found in the wild and are suspected to be fairly wide spread. https://redmine.replicant.us&
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Previously reported on here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21771144
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IANAL, however in general ideas are not protectable. Even if your animation is admissible as prior art, there is nothing stopping someone from pattenting so much of the implementation process that you are still effectively prevented from pu
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Keep in mind though that even without a SIM location data will still be accessible/stored by the network providers through the devices IMEI number.
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Do you have any suggestions for this "other way"? I consider myself an anarchist in the sense that I believe that we should strive not to need government, taking responsibility for our own actions. I do not currently believe we as
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