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by junto 11y ago
Is this an FxCop / Stylecop alternative or a Reshrper alternative?
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by junto 11y ago
My experience is this. It works well. It does the job but the bottom line is I don't trust them not to be pumping every file upload (and everybody else's files) to the NSA. The old Condi Rice appointment was a huge red flag. I&#x
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by junto 11y ago
That's so sad. He missed his child growing up on the whim of a police officer and a prosecutor.
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by junto 11y ago
Dropping out now is like driving around without a seatbelt for the rest of your life.
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by junto 11y ago
No, I'm talking about fictional examples of near possible future dystopian scenarios. For a good example you can look up some guy called Orwell. Visual fictional examples often work even better. See Alan Moore. The concept of the entir
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by junto 11y ago
Whilst the rights of Americans is important and the 4th amendment a key continent those rights, we should not forget that the privacy invasions are not limited to those in the US. More importantly, those outside the US have NO rights under
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by junto 11y ago
Someone with a bit of UI design skills should make a mocknup of this. A visual idea conveys so much more to the general public than words.
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by junto 11y ago
I communicated with Jason when I asked him for a Google Wave invite (which he kindly gave me). I assume I'm also therefore on a list. I imagine that the NSA is building a database with every single person on the planet sourced from mul
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by junto 11y ago
I imagine that if someone wanted to prove a point, they could just target every single person on the ICANN commitee, use their whois data and dox them. Then offer them whois privacy services. I don't agree with harassment per se, but d
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by junto 11y ago
Smokybourbon below is hellbanned, but his example is spot on. There were also rumours that the Russians helped upset the plan in Benghazi because of their support for Assad. Long (rumoured) story short was that the CIA were gun running for
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by junto 11y ago
Does it have a local, i.e. 'save to NAS' option? Are there ongoing costs like the Logitech Alert system?
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by junto 11y ago
That's true. There are a large number of people that truly believe that if you have nothing to hide then you don't need privacy. Many believe that our security from terrorism is worth the trade off. On that note, please can you po
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by junto 11y ago
The BBC should make look closer to home and grow some teeth and balls and challenge the horrendous and repugnant direction in which the UK government is trying to take on privacy, blanket spying on the general public, right to protest and f
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by junto 11y ago
I would argue that the vast majority of people on here have very little interest in YC. I'm here for the interesting content and people. Therefore there are two brands (in my humble opinion).
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by junto 11y ago
Besides that, you might want to add a 301 URL redirect to your web server to force people to only use SSL and avoid the fatal mistake of someone forgetting to type http_s Is there any other way to do this. If a user makes a n
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by junto 11y ago
It could be named "Rockstar ninja coder news". Or maybe the author could just recognise that a brand's name doesn't often change.
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by junto 11y ago
There is a very good reason why GA is free to use. It involves building profiles of your users for Google's benefit. Don't be surprised or upset if some of your users don't want to participate in that privacy shit storm.
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by junto 11y ago
What are the security and privacy implications for home users when an ISP simply switches them on?
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by junto 11y ago
Woah. Can anyone shed anybkight on this extract? This new capability will result in a much more complete and timely collection response from SSO for our Enterprise customers. Who are the NSA's "enterprise customers&quo
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by junto 11y ago
The other day I visited the website mirror.co.uk from reddit. This is a national tabloid neespaper website! As I started to read the article I was redirected to install the game "Game of War: Fire Age" on Google Play. My iPad has
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by junto 11y ago
Wouldn't you prefer a nice game of chess?
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Ask HN: Where can I watch other developers coding?
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by junto 11y ago
I seem to remember reading somewhere that the social security number isn't actually unique. Is that true?
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by junto 11y ago
Devils advocate here. Would wikileaks qualify?
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by junto 11y ago
I'd love to use Google Now on my Nexus but I cannot accept the trade off. Constantly following me around and analysing my search history is somehow like peeping under my clothes to see all the warts and all. I'm a nobody so the in
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by junto 11y ago
Before you know it they'll be bundling in Java, ActiveX and Ask toolbar.
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by junto 11y ago
Not at all. The BND in Germany have been shown to have been complicit in corporate espionage on behalf of the NSA on German companies. That's why dual key (government access) aren't to be trusted.
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by junto 11y ago
The problem here is that the NSA are also in the business of corporate espionage. They spy on US competitors and give the ideas and patentable concepts to US companies. Therefore any company that is not American should shun such products li
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by junto 11y ago
And Cyberduck also supports Rackspace Cloud Files and Amazon S3 containers.
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by junto 11y ago
This is a personal pet hate of mine. As an English speaker in a non-English speaking country I have everything targeted at me in the wrong language. What annoys me the most is that it is a huge waste of resources to target ads at me in the

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