mikemoka

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by mikemoka 13y ago
I appreciate the effort of everyone involved in this complex project but I think that we should see something like an opensource replacement to google docs in our future
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by mikemoka 13y ago
Granting asylum to Snowden will just influence relations between US and Russia,and is not done to be coherent with previous standings of the country on the topic of human rights,almost always different. We have to be careful not to associat
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by mikemoka 13y ago
And now corporations try to steal common words from people, even the word "Face", it will be interesting to see how hackers groups will react to this.
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Mobile Ads - On Your Lockscreen(getlocket.com)
2 points by mikemoka 13y ago|0 comments
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by mikemoka 13y ago
This totally looks like a way to justify government snooping and limit any protests in case they get discovered again.
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by mikemoka 13y ago
Actually multiple persons in my idea were added just for the sake of redundancy, namely to avoid that the disappearance of someone involved would stop the process as a whole. The system in my opinion will then always work if the minimum num
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by mikemoka 13y ago
My take on how this works, in summary: he distributed something totally unrelated to some people, quite a few of them, not even friends probably, with the instructions to do some non-specified action with that thing if something bad happens
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by mikemoka 13y ago
In theory everything goes through the big G servers and might even be activated remotely as far as we know at the moment, anybody in the developer program cares to weigh in?
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by mikemoka 13y ago
Could the raise of anonymous and distributed services using bitcoin be the answer of people exasperated by government surveillance?
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by mikemoka 13y ago
solitary confinement could trigger it as well probably, it depends on how things have been set up. Obama should have handled this in a totally different way, he should have treated him as a partner for having shed light upon a corrupted pra
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by mikemoka 13y ago
"the tactic of the US government has been to attack and demonize whistleblowers as a means of distracting attention from their own exposed wrongdoing and destroying the credibility of the messenger so that everyone tunes out the messag
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Meeting Edward Snowden(hrw.org)
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by mikemoka 13y ago
granting asylum to Snowden will just influence relations between US and Russia,and is not done to be coherent with previous standings of the country on the topic of human rights,almost always different.Russia and others clearly try to chall
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by mikemoka 13y ago
>Why? Because it looks like an instrumental use of these events. > "the best Russian propaganda machine targeted at the outside world" I trust RT with issues outside Russia's geopolitical influence, they don't have
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by mikemoka 13y ago
When I realize, after reading these stories, that I read them on "RussiaToday" I always feel a bit sad. A former advisor to Vladimir Putin, has labeled the channel as "the best Russian propaganda machine targeted at the outsi
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by mikemoka 13y ago
I am playing the armchair architect and my question will be probably wrong in infinite ways,but I might learn something, what is the reason why the service has to write a tweet on two million timelines, wouldn't it be cheaper if they l
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by mikemoka 13y ago
Yes, who has legal reasons to ask, wouldn't ask about it here probably
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by mikemoka 13y ago
Google Reader may come to mind..
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by mikemoka 13y ago
The leaks have been corroborated by the Director of the NSA itself actually, the FAQ could be updated to reflect it: "To address this shortfall and protect the nation from future terrorist attacks like 9/11, we made several change
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by mikemoka 13y ago
It is their right to choose to discontinue a product, I would have appreciated them more anyway if they would have chosen to give back to the community and put in the limited amount of work needed to opensource it though. Goodbye Reader.
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by mikemoka 13y ago
Maybe I missed it before but this looks like the first official NSA statement I heard of about the programs: "To address this shortfall and protect the nation from future terrorist attacks like 9/11, we made several changes to our
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Keith Alexander's Statement to the NSA Workforce(nsa.gov)
167 points by mikemoka 13y ago|171 comments
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by mikemoka 13y ago
The coins of a specific user have been sized, why this sensationalistic title?
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by mikemoka 13y ago
So it turns out we should have actually listened to Shia LaBeouf back then: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNRgP4FVDzA
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by mikemoka 13y ago
two articles that may be someway related: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-06-13/snowden-links-being... http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/06/11/obamaxi_presidential... (see my oth
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by mikemoka 13y ago
http://blog.knowbe4.com/bid/297153/did-china-leak-prism-deli... source: https://twitter.com/kevinmitnick
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Kevin Mitnick on NSA Leaks
19 points by mikemoka 13y ago|7 comments
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by mikemoka 13y ago
I like DDG, but has it ever mentioned how this TRACKING data is used? http://duckduckgo.com/l/?kh=-1&uddg=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.dmv.org... (every time you click on a search result you actually click on a link like this
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About CPU Backdoors(theinvisiblethings.blogspot.it)
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UTouch - turn any LCD into a touchscreen, in an awesome way(youtube.com)
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