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by lucastx 13y ago
English version: http://www.zeit.de/datenschutz/malte-spitz-data-retention/
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by lucastx 13y ago
I think a notice -- like "Silk Road (the real asian route) jewel reveals more of its treasures" -- would suffice here. pg said recently that the reason they revert titles is to avoid false information: https://news.ycom
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by lucastx 13y ago
> how we need become a self-sufficient commune Stallman always talks about community. I don't really know anything about you, but I couldn't really understand the free software movement until I got that we are not advancing
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by lucastx 13y ago
My point of view about this is that if releasing the source code and allowing modifications and redistribution was the norm, technology that erode civil liberties would be naturally selected out or replaced.
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Why Google is not a search engine but an investigative news agency(falkvinge.net)
2 points by lucastx 13y ago|0 comments
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by lucastx 14y ago
I do it like this: bind-key ) swap-window -t + bind-key ( swap-window -t - So "<prefix> (" swaps the active window with the one on its left, and "<prefix> )" swaps it with the one on its right. It seems to be w
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by lucastx 14y ago
But wasn't the offers anonymous? Maybe it is even worse this way: you get indebted to an unknown person!
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New Version of Marco Civil Threatens Freedom of Expression in Brazil(eff.org)
23 points by lucastx 14y ago|0 comments
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by lucastx 14y ago
If I understood it, this service could as well be called "onefilebackup", couldn't it? It is supposed to receive encrypted files anyway, so it does not check its contents.
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by lucastx 14y ago
What I think he is trying to say is that (the dates are examples): The Hotmail team decided to truncate all passwords to 16 chars last month, but they only store the hashes of the passwords. So the plan is: For each user, when it submits th
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by lucastx 14y ago
Some 30 minutes before reading this, I was outlining what could be a good -- on features/simplicity balance and usability -- free software class platform. The APPY Notebook [1] looks pretty good! Is it free software? Also, I don't know if I
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by lucastx 14y ago
Nice cryptography knowledge, but where is anything resembling this thread's title ("Even when converting matter to energy, you still can't crack AES-256") in the linked page?
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by lucastx 15y ago
At least in Firefox, you can disable stylesheets at "View -> Page Style -> No Style".
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by lucastx 16y ago
HTML version: http://jottit.com/qd874/
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by lucastx 17y ago
I think it would be good if browsers came with an option to mask or don't mask passwords. But I don't know if it would work, since the users who would find and change that option would be the heavy users, that have almost no trouble with pa
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by lucastx 17y ago
So, why don't you learn assembly first? Better, why don't you start with logic circuits?
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by lucastx 18y ago
Talking about Hacker News... about the website, about social media etc.
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by lucastx 18y ago
I read about half of it in the computer. I will buy it to read the whole book. But when I talk about GEB to my friends, I have a hard time trying to tell what it's about. "Err, well, a lot of things...". Then I send a link to the Wikipedia