khabaal

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by khabaal 5y ago
Its not open, if you open the box of pandora just a little...
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by khabaal 7y ago
This is exactly, what came to my mind after adoring the beautiful first and following pictures. The whole setup looks very adorable, with the plants inside the bedroom area and i guess it could be very plesant to stay there for holiday. But
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by khabaal 8y ago
This is not correct anymore since dns over tls. Well most routers do not support this yet, but its possible within your distro.
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by khabaal 8y ago
> redirecting to ads on an unknown domain I can cleary see that, in states like iran or china, getting redirected to somewhere you did not chose to go is really problematic, but getting redirected to ads by your own provider, does this h
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by khabaal 8y ago
So, the dns server of my provider against Cloudflare DNS it is. That seems to be a good idea for people in unfree countries like iran. But since my provider knows every ip i connect to, they already have everything they need in the first pl
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by khabaal 8y ago
Its especially chilling, because in germany, we dont have the food of the poisonous tree doctrine. So even if the police searches those places illegaly, if they find something else while conducting the search, lets say small amount of drugs
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by khabaal 9y ago
Well, it would have been to hillarious if there was, but it was transferred about an hour ago. :D
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by khabaal 9y ago
Isnt the author, well, supposed to keep his private key private? It was quite easy to create a text file with that 1b0be2162cedb2744d016943bb14e71de6af95a63af3790d6b41b1e719dc5c66 key and "geth account import key.txt" into a ether
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by khabaal 9y ago
As a person from germany and as many of you might not know, the "daily stormer" is directly connotated to "Der Stürmer" [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Der_St%C3%BCrmer ]. That newspaper with its very
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by khabaal 10y ago
Think about it this way: You get a product, its free to use. The Company running the service is telling you, they wont share your data ever. You get reliant to the product, everyone uses it. Then they start sharing your data.
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by khabaal 10y ago
Here in Germany, saying that, after being accuired by facebook, you wont exchange any data with facebook, was a huge sales pitch because people started to get really worried about data privacy. Even people like my mother, who normally has n
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by khabaal 10y ago
They did not. Opt-Out is not asking for consent. And even if you Opt-Out, WhatsApp will submit your data to facebook for analytic purposes. The real problem here was quoted as "misdirection of the [whatsapp] users and the public"
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by khabaal 10y ago
I would not entrust my data to telegram either. Enrolling your own crypto protocol [MTProto] is, in my opinion, something which you should not do. They also have a nice privacy policy, which is worth looking at: https://telegram.
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by khabaal 10y ago
I am very skeptical about this, because when tattoo ink fades, it accumulates inside the lymphatic system, it is not flushed out of the body. Black ink, for example, colors the lymph nodes within the area of the tatoo completely black. Blac
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by khabaal 11y ago
My first thought on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovfM7dvFto0
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by khabaal 11y ago
The whole question sounds wrong from the beginning. It is not 'the internet', which is being addictive but certain services, who use the internet to provide their service. I do not think that it is questionable, that, for example,
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by khabaal 11y ago
Correct, i also first thought that the image was somehow floating in the air. The fact that there is a box around it makes this much less interesting.
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by khabaal 11y ago
This is exactly whats going on, the NSA tried to get their selectors inside the BND snooping program and were partly succesful with this. And when the BND noticed that a few thousand of these selectors were succesfully installed, they infor
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by khabaal 12y ago
As a german who works for a german university, i would like to point out that studying is actually not totally free. Here at the University of applied sciences in Münster, you would have to pay a total 235€ every six month, consisting of a