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by junto 11y ago
I'm guessing that Amazon suspect that the user is doing something that they feel is deliberately untoward, but that they cannot prove . Therefore, rather than feel that they are being cheated, they decline to have the person as a cust
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by junto 11y ago
You missed the point. Your anecdote is about the returns gained when you choose to personally sacrifice one thing to gain another. My point was that in this scenario, you are forcing sacrifices on other people whether they like it or not th
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by junto 11y ago
I'm guessing you don't have a wife and children. It isn't about the money, it's about not seeing them. You are also forgetting that it isn't just your sacrifice in terms of the time you are giving up with your wife
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by junto 11y ago
This is spot on, and this is why bulk surveillance is so dangerous. It would not surprise me to know that the FBI has already started following/spying, and tasked the NSA to electronically monitor key Apple representatives and their la
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by junto 11y ago
Can you explain the background to this story? This is because they only want to sell their solution?
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by junto 11y ago
They'll do what they did to Wikileaks. The USG phone Visa and MasterCard CEOs and threaten the shit out of them personally. Suddenly you lose the ability to take credit card payments. You can turn to Bitcoin, but that's like tryin
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by junto 11y ago
The Problem is that the multitude of new tlds means that they have more competition, increased supply, and prices will continue to drop.
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by junto 11y ago
I'm reading between the lines here, but is it suggesting that Clinton didn't trust the PC she had been assigned, and that she suspected she was being spied on? Was this the reason why she chose to run her own email server (not tha
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by junto 11y ago
Their age is unimportant. They made the same mistakes that all criminals make when they can't keep their mouths shut. Socialising together is stupid. My father worked in Scotland Yard. He once told me that their are villians and profes
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by junto 11y ago
Are VPN's and circumvention going to be banned as well?
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by junto 11y ago
I am lucky to live in a safe area. I don't like the tracking capabilities of debit and credit cards. I don't want my bank to know what kinds of shops I like to shop in, or how I chose to spend my money.I don't want a profile.
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by junto 11y ago
What about plausible deniability? You offshore the control of the key signing, source code and development. If demands are made on US based execs, even through NSL, the execs can state that they do not hold the power to force the outside Ap
553.
by junto 11y ago
The cat was supposed to be encryption in the wild. The furniture is the public. The government can't easily take encryption away. They can ban it is the US, but there are plenty of alternative countries that won't follow suit, and
554.
by junto 11y ago
But there is some degree of success mentioned in the article, even if it doesn't work for huge networks. That being said, some degree of privacy is better than none at all. Currently Facebook et al upload every single piece of contact
555.
by junto 11y ago
I wonder how far Apple are prepared to go? Does anyone know how far they need to go to put themselves outside of US jurisdiction? I know some companies already sign their software releases outside the US for tax reasons. Is that also enough
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by junto 11y ago
The problem isn't that social networks can't implement this, it is that they don't want to. Facebook and LinkedIn, for example, want to know who all our contacts are, because that data is so valuable to them. This needs to be
557.
by junto 11y ago
I see them more as a Synology NAS drive competitor. Can anyone tell me the primary difference between the two?
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by junto 11y ago
This very much mirrors my sentiments. Not only is the proverbial cat out of the bag, but it's proudly parading around with its tail in the air, frequently spraying on all the furniture. And if anyone has a cat, you'll know that yo
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by junto 11y ago
You have to trust the government to have a middle ground. It has been shown again and again that we cannot trust them. Even if we trust one government, it doesn't mean you can trust the next one. If the USG force the US tech companies
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by junto 11y ago
Yahoo games seems like an odd choice. I think that lies of older people frequent that. My parents for example spend lots of time after checking their Yahoo Email playing mahjong and various other games on there. Now I'll get asked wher
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by junto 11y ago
But they are paid in fish! </ irony>
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by junto 11y ago
If SeaWorld really believed that they needed to capture these animals in order to study them up close in captivity then they wouldn't need to commercialise the study into some Disney-esque circus. Even in zoos animals aren't force
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by junto 11y ago
Tinfoil hat time.... Maybe after he was presented with "his file" he changed his mind. Nobody can stop the mighty intelligence machine now.
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by junto 11y ago
Is there any language that can compare to the amazing variety of expressiveness offered by the word "fuck" though? http://www.angelfire.com/or/mckennap/fuck.html P.s. Angelfire... Now that brings back me
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by junto 11y ago
One of my favourites is "Reißverschlussverfahren", which describes the way in which two lanes of traffic should merge like a zip closing. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reißverschlussverfahren
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by junto 11y ago
True story about IBM Global Services. I was working with a client that was integrating web services with another third party. IBM GS were responsible for managing third party's network. Our client gave IBM the IP addresses to be white
567.
by junto 11y ago
What bout some of these older particle discoveries from the 60's, have we found practical applications for those, or is it still too soon?
568.
by junto 11y ago
Thanks for saying that. People must have misunderstood my question. I was genuinely interested to know what kind of practical applications these kind of particle discoveries give us.
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by junto 11y ago
Can anyone tell me if there are any practical applications for this, or it is 'just' a further understanding of the world around us (albeit an important one)?
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by junto 11y ago
There's this company in Austria too, funnily enough a work colleague sent me the link today: http://www.add-e.at/ueber-add-e/

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