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by junto 11y ago
They put Humpty Dumpty back together but they got some of the parts a bit wrong, and he looks like the Halloween version, and it scares children and adults alike.
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by junto 11y ago
I had a problem where one of my contracts uninstalled Textsecure, and went back to the vanilla SMS app. Now all the messages he received from me are garbled. Somehow they need a way to disassociate phones AFTER the app has been uninstalled.
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by junto 11y ago
They want to run pilots in the UK and US next year. British pavements (sidewalks) have to be the ultimate test!
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by junto 11y ago
I use virtualmin/webmin for this purpose.
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by junto 11y ago
Sites need to consider going back to the pre-Double-Click world, where they self hosted and self managed ads. I'd accept that without issue. I don't mind ads, I just can't accept the intrusive tracking, including being retarg
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by junto 11y ago
Do you know how expensive surveillance teams are? :-)
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by junto 11y ago
He accepted it would be “far too intrusive” for officers to be able to access content of internet searches and social media messaging without additional safeguards, such as the requirement for a judicial warrant. When you ne
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by junto 11y ago
There is also a perceived threat of a threat as well though. This is how I imagine the conversation: NSA: We need your data feeds in order to protect you using our super-duper 'big data' intel tools. Install the
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by junto 11y ago
I answered this below, but the environment may well have changed for the better from 15 years ago, but I doubt it. I obviously didn't mean to imply that the security services are "spending their time sitting in leather chairs and
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by junto 11y ago
First hand actually, although granted, the culture might have magically changed over the last 15 years.
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by junto 11y ago
Short term gain for long term pain from the security services here. Journalists and researchers into Islamic groups like IS, should be left in peace to carry out research into how these militant groups operate and function. The security ser
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by junto 11y ago
This has always puzzled me about SSL certs. Most site owners want to ensure that communication to and from the server is encrypted and secure from all prying eyes, period. Other site owners also want to add to this the concept of trust, to
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by junto 11y ago
That's why any startup that wants business will make an Inc in the US. It's legally much simpler to do so, and leave your offices in the cheap EU. US Inc can employ your offices and at the same time have no people
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by junto 11y ago
In the UK the liquidators hold the assets in a kind of trust. It is their responsibility to try and liquidate the assets to return money to the creditors. In my case one of our founders purchased the domain name and the "good will of t
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by junto 11y ago
From the original Spiegel article in English concerning Regin: http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/regin-malware-unma... "Pursuant to our technical analysis, QWERTY is identical with the Regin plu
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by junto 11y ago
I'm using it as a last resort backup for all out family photos. I have a local copy on a NAS drive as well, but if the house burns down then I know I can get my data back even if it costs a couple of hundred dollars to do so. The stora
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by junto 11y ago
This is the one that would theoretically hit the US eastern seaboard like a wall of water right?
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by junto 11y ago
True, but but the great white shark is also hunted by killer whales, but I think you would probably consider the great white shark to be at the to of the food chain. Humans don't fair too well against a number of large predators either
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by junto 11y ago
Autism Spectrum Disorder is an encompassing term for all different types of autism. It makes the point that autism has different forms and falls along a spectrum. Asberger's falls on that spectrum.
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by junto 11y ago
My first real interaction with dolphins was sailing around the UK on a tall ship (STS Malcolm Miller) about 25 years ago. As we sailed around Land's End, a pod of dolphins started playing around the boat. I want on watch, so I lay face
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by junto 11y ago
Incredibly intelligent and they have long memories. If memory serves me well, there was an example of an octopus remembering a person after 12 years of not seeing them. They escape their aquariums. They squirt water at people they don'
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by junto 11y ago
Exactly, there are plenty of open source libraries out there, and if you really want to see a great implementation of this in C#, then check out the ServiceStack (runs on Mono as well) authentication providers: https://github.com
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by junto 11y ago
All was find until you had to define clickable areas as polygons. Urrrrgh.
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by junto 11y ago
That's different. Browsers have standards. What works in one browser, generally works in another. Twitter is a monopoly of Twitter. You can't hot plug your now homeless app into a different version of Twitter.
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by junto 11y ago
You obviously never had the misfortune to deal with image maps - the Ramsey Bolton Bastard brother of Flash. :-)
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by junto 11y ago
I too enjoyed her writing style - quirky, lighthearted and jovial, which in retrospect is odd, since the entire article is basically one big complaint!
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by junto 11y ago
That's a pity. It ended just as it was starting to get really interesting! It is a good read but be aware that this is just an except from a book. Seems like it might be worth buying though. Thanks for sharing.
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by junto 11y ago
One of the best APIs I've used is the one from Rackspace on top of their Cloud Files offering. Their documentation is really rather good too. They are simply sitting on top of Akamai and you get a nice REST API to talk to.
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by junto 11y ago
As another European I concur. Moreover I'm British but I left to live in "continental Europe" over a decade ago, so I've seen some of the Anglo, Anglo-Saxon and the southern European models. When I worked in the UK, many
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by junto 11y ago
I guess that depends on your region?

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