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by lignuist 13y ago
Let's see, if complaints about police brutality correlate with claims of technical failure in the future.
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by lignuist 13y ago
> but since there are four reactors at risk at Fukushima, we would expect the global effects to be about four times the global effect of Chernobyl. Fukushima stores a lot more fuel than Chernobyl did. It's not just four times Cherno
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by lignuist 13y ago
Maybe she feared that this announcement could negatively affect her lawsuit if published before the sentencing. Maybe she also feels, that it is necessary to inform the public in order to make sure, that she gets the medical treatment.
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by lignuist 13y ago
I would expect something between slightly higher levels of radiation in fish (which might sum up if you eat it and might "surprisingly" lead to cancer) and an apocalyptic disaster that affects every creature on earth if TEPCO fuck
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by lignuist 13y ago
Why is the japanese government letting TEPCO deal with the disaster on their own? Why is the rest of the world letting Japan deal with the disaster on it's own? Contaminating the Pacific Ocean constantly with radioactive water surely a
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by lignuist 13y ago
> Ideally, the most legible typography contains between 45 and 75 characters per line. The demo impressively shows, that this is not the case for narrow viewports. However, the idea is great.
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by lignuist 13y ago
Cool, can I use this as a foreigner too?
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by lignuist 13y ago
If you are not allowed to talk to your lawyer, then maybe your lawyer should be the one who has the password.
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by lignuist 13y ago
Did they ever give free copies to a retirement home?
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by lignuist 13y ago
> ... If you don't know use a gender neutral word ... "it"?
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by lignuist 13y ago
Language diversity is a power tool against electronic mass surveillance.
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by lignuist 13y ago
This is pretty entertaining. The US government meanwhile disgraced itself by accusing China and Russia of unlawful behavior.
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Hong Kong Banking System Outlook Cut by Moody’s on China Risks (bloomberg.com)
29 points by lignuist 13y ago|15 comments
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by lignuist 13y ago
I would love to see more posts, which discuss how PRISM will change the future of the technology world.
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by lignuist 13y ago
He will probably make a fortune by selling the story to Hollywood.
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by lignuist 13y ago
I wrote: "Of course I expect the same from every other government with similar behavior."
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by lignuist 13y ago
This seems to be more symbolic, since he still is able to travel, but I would expect a very different symbol from the US: I want that you delete all the data you have collected about me and I want an official apology for all the spying. Fur
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by lignuist 13y ago
It already happened, but now people are starting to recognize the smell.
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by lignuist 13y ago
At least it was possible for him to leave.
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by lignuist 13y ago
Since it is next to impossible to fly anonymously these days, being open about his route might actually protect him.
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by lignuist 13y ago
Yes, but his plane arrives at Sheremetyevo. However, he could still go to Domodevo, but this might be risky for him. Maybe he talked to Russian representatives before flying to Russia. This might buy him a few days.
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by lignuist 13y ago
For those who want to hypothesize: Here you can check the departures from Moskow after 17:15h http://svo.aero/en/timetable/today/ I think destinations in Russia, EU and Asia can be safely filtered out.
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MI5 feared GCHQ went 'too far' over phone and Internet monitoring (guardian.co.uk)
20 points by lignuist 13y ago|1 comments
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by lignuist 13y ago
This could mean a few years without graduates...
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by lignuist 13y ago
Of course it is, but they are trying hard, to make it even worse.
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by lignuist 13y ago
"If Hong Kong doesn't act soon, it will complicate our bilateral relations and raise questions about Hong Kong's commitment to the rule of law," a senior Obama administration official told Reuters, speaking on condition
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by lignuist 13y ago
Why don't you just accept, that people are upvoting this, because it is relevant to them and they want to discuss the topic with fellow hackers? I think I will never get the point of those "why is this on HN?" posts. HN'
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by lignuist 13y ago
Of course he is a normal human being. He might live an extreme life, but this does not make him an exemplar of a different species. History books tend to be very diverse, depending on where they come from, but they also tend to align more a
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by lignuist 13y ago
I'm counting the hours until a tesseract package appears on github, which is able to OCR this font.
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by lignuist 13y ago
> You really think that he's pulling the strings? I have absolutely no idea. How could I, if everything is kept in secret? What I can do, is asking Obama, if he likes what he is doing. If his daughters like what he is doing. If he s

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