malka

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751.
by malka 12y ago
all right, let's legalize DDoS !
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by malka 12y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_law
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by malka 12y ago
you pay for the ink and they charge you even more.
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by malka 12y ago
Except that most people that I know are running away from soundcloud because of this.
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Sonic black hole(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by malka 12y ago|0 comments
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The social lives of networked teens [pdf](danah.org)
3 points by malka 12y ago|0 comments
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by malka 12y ago
wouldn't that break causality ? because light / information would still travel in 'C space'.
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by malka 12y ago
PMA ? what the actual fuck, whoever did this deserves a slow and painful death. For the record, the nickname of the drug PMA is 'Dr. death'. very easy to OD on this shit.
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by malka 12y ago
blocked by disconnect.me , just as the rest of this tracking bullshit.
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by malka 12y ago
> What is the difference between a tax which is severe enough to have people make deadly-bad decisions Well, for some people, that is any taxe above 0%.
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by malka 12y ago
oh yes. So much possibilities.
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by malka 12y ago
>( or at least a site where you can cause JS to run; such as an advertisement ) So you cannot find the identity of a tor user. * Either the TOR user is a 'newbie' (no offense), and he will use the tor package wich come with a v
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Companies proclaim water the next oil in a rush to turn resources into profit(theguardian.com)
2 points by malka 12y ago|0 comments
764.
by malka 12y ago
over the years, I developped a fiery hatred of XML configuration files.
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by malka 12y ago
I wonder how long I could manage to get that guy to stick on the phone... I love being an asshole.
766.
by malka 12y ago
on mobile, my service provider (free.fr) offers ad block on ISP level. Very nice feature, my only concern is that it is an opt-out choice.
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by malka 12y ago
You cant copyright a number, but you can make it illegal[0]. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number
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by malka 12y ago
The TOR project NEVER provided a service, if I am not mistaken. They provide the software, and that's it.
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by malka 12y ago
in the sense that no human is currently infected with smallpox. The virus itself is kinda resistant. It notably resists freezing, so it is very possible that the virus survived in the permafrost.
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by malka 12y ago
>Relying on nuclear deterrent against modern hybrid warfare means you will lose The point is that it can also means everyone lose.
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by malka 12y ago
* we are not at war against Russia * given the recent news, I do not really consider the USA as an ally. (I'm french)
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by malka 12y ago
I think this[0] is what you are looking for [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Health_insurance_cooperative
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by malka 12y ago
I'm a GMail user. I'd like an improved experience. I won't be using this product. In the future, I may want to change my mail provider. Using this tool will lock me with GMail or Apple mail. No thanks.
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by malka 12y ago
I don't get your point. With your use, they might as well have no list at all. It would be exactly the same as having everyone on it.
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by malka 12y ago
That's the point. A watchlist with every human, and its friends on it, is kinda useless.
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by malka 12y ago
for individuals, that's being passive-agressive.
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by malka 12y ago
The realist in me can't help but assume that that's the entire point.
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by malka 12y ago
When someone is condamned for something online-related (piracy, CP, etc.), we should obviously arrest all the owners of routers between the source and the target. They are accomplice because they helped the data to transit. That's only
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by malka 12y ago
the $ god.
780.
by malka 12y ago
Yeah, I mean the computer would be aware of the speed trap miles BEFORE reaching it. It has plenty of time to a soft slow down of the car.

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