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by jascii 7y ago
I wonder how much money PayPal will make off of the interest on these frozen funds..
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by jascii 7y ago
Sure, I bite: The site you refer to is an book advert and most of its premises have been disproven in peer reviewed research.
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by jascii 7y ago
Why would funding for products providing a level of anonymity need to be anonymous? I can see a level of accountability being useful for both parties.
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by jascii 7y ago
"The heat will be spread out, but not moved away from the device, so once it's hot, it will likely radiate that heat around the board." The author doesn't seem to grasp the concept of convective cooling or how heatsinks
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by jascii 7y ago
I had to shorten the title due to HN's size limit.
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Soldiers with top secret clearance forced to use potentially insecure app(washingtonpost.com)
14 points by jascii 7y ago|2 comments
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by jascii 7y ago
According to the article, there might be a problem there as T-Mobile does offer several forms of insurance: Things like mobile device insurance and cybersecurity insurance.
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Russia internet: Law introducing new controls comes into force(bbc.com)
3 points by jascii 7y ago|0 comments
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by jascii 7y ago
Many consider "Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance" a modern-day Buddhist parable though the author states it specifically not to be..
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by jascii 7y ago
For me Tcl's killer app has been Expect: https://core.tcl-lang.org/expect/index there is nothing quite like it if you have to manage 1000's of devices and cli's are the only thing you have to do it!
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by jascii 7y ago
Dank je wel voor de verklaaring! (gosh my dutch is rusty!)
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by jascii 7y ago
Except that pesky -used chewinggum- keyboard..
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by jascii 7y ago
The novelty here is that they are waving the physical requirements of military personnel while still enlisting them as military allowing them to engage into certain offensive actions that would, under dutch law, be prohibited to civilian pe
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by jascii 7y ago
Correct. for a quick run-down of Dutch immigration law see: https://www.iamexpat.nl/expat-info/dutch-expat-news/how-beco... I suspect op refers to a requirement to be a citizen to join the military, but can't
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by jascii 7y ago
I think a clearer title would be "Dutch pilot project waves military physical requirements for cyber-military roles in reserve force" Whether the aspirant reservists are citizens is not relevant to the article and the moment they
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by jascii 7y ago
This service is also available through tor, so he/she wouldn't have the IP's to give to the FBI..
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by jascii 7y ago
Interesting ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Border_search_exception ). Does anyone know if/how this applies to international airports(as is the case in this story) , and/or our coasts?
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by jascii 7y ago
You don't know whether it's "not just fiction" nor would you if they published this citizens name. What you do know is that the author, the publication, and its editor are all willing to put their professional reputati
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by jascii 7y ago
There are specific legal exemptions to the 4th amendment for the CBP, allowing them to do searches when crossing the border. The question here is if these exemptions apply, as the person in question was not crossing the border.
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by jascii 7y ago
Thanks for assuming "feigned ignorance". I indeed have not owned a television in a long time and any attempts at watching one lead to migraine attacks. Considering that the articles about this rate hike specifically mention dropp
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by jascii 7y ago
A non-paywalled article on the same issue: https://techcrunch.com/2019/10/21/att-tv-now-streaming-servi... Do people even watch tv anymore?
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by jascii 7y ago
Small chance, but, is it the same person? https://www.linkedin.com/in/frank-johnson
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by jascii 7y ago
Do you have any sources for that? I have seen zero evidence of that in my travels through China nor online other then some references about Neolithic times (not exactly recent) and the Oroqen people (who believe that marrying within their o
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by jascii 7y ago
She happens to be in the US at the moment and doesn't fly due to environmental concerns. Besides, her physical presence is irrelevant in these times of global communication networks..
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by jascii 7y ago
In order to keep a coherent network, most (all?) P2P infrastructure still requires some centralized resource to seed initial peers etc for a node. You would still have a single point of failure, if not for the network, at least for your con
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by jascii 7y ago
Would you mind explaining that opinion?
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by jascii 7y ago
There are few things that piss me off more then finding papers paywalled for research that was done using public funds.. There should be a law against that!
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by jascii 7y ago
What about what? All I'm seeing is some irrelevant local data over a period that is way too small to say anything useful about climate trends and a few political talking points about isolated incidents..
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by jascii 7y ago
I'll take my "realclimatescience" in the form of physical evidence over a significant period (ice cores, growth rings, etc) rather then a few anecdotes about heat waves (that's weather, not climate). If that's ok?
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by jascii 7y ago
No, you can not equate laws against inciting violence against minorities with censoring political debate based on a vague and unsubstantiated redefinition of the term "hate speech" Hate speech laws have been around in various form

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