mrt0mat0

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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
i was wondering the same thing.
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
Redaction is the pebble in the shoe of anyone reading this. How frustrating to not just be able to read it. It allows the gov. to say, you're not seeing it in the full context. well, no shit, we can't see it in it's full cont
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
I think 35 years is too long. I'm sure he'll get out early on parole, and has already served 3 years as it is, but he I think his motives were good.
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
well, if this keeps up, the NSA won't have much internet to snoop. I think that these politicians need to stop taking months off and get some shit done.
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
Seriously though, his name is Miranda. Nobody see's the irony?
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
Does anyone else see the humor in his last name being "Miranda"?
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
I agree with your assessment. I did appreciate the feedback he gave on Musk's idea, but I think he went about it all wrong. i think he should have proposed the problems as flaws to Musk's work and let someone in the spacex or just
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Atlas of the WWW(wired.com)
1 points by mrt0mat0 13y ago|0 comments
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JCPenney passwords insensitive?
1 points by mrt0mat0 13y ago|0 comments
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Why is India thought of as one big city?(businessinsurance.org)
1 points by mrt0mat0 13y ago|0 comments
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
I think we're going to get a bit of data, and say, good job guys, we did it! ... and nothing changes.
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
I voted for him too. Disappointed doesn't cover it. I know his speeches were rehearsed and all politicians just want that golden seat at the top, but i honestly thought he would follow through with a few more promises. I was actually s
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
appreciate the heads up but i don't see anything online explaining what it is about. anyone?
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
it's actually 350. i'm not sure why they claimed the price wasn't announced, as the bottom of the page clearly has a price for both: a 350 model and a submersible version for 400. http://solaptop.com/en/p
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
"I've been feeling guilty about my job at tricking the people as a systems admin for the NSA, but the money is great, so i keep my mouth shut... wait... i'm fired?... ctrl+a, ctrl+c.. ctrl+v.... send"
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
woah! ex post facto laws are illegal according to the constitution... oh wait... they don't follow that thing anymore do they?
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
i agree with this statement. i don't think that anyone was saying they would quit the government en masse. i actually got the impression that they were talking about freelancers and such, but i could be wrong.
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What Linux Distro is the best for a developer on a laptop?
16 points by mrt0mat0 13y ago|26 comments
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
If you as a customer are held accountable for fine print that you never read, why isn't the reverse? This should be a no-brainer if you ask me. Hypocrites
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
i read the title and rolled my eyes... i hate bad journalism!
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
I will buy this. It has a great price and even if it isn't the greatest computer in the world, the fact that you can just put it out in the sun to power it up makes it convenient. Can't wait!
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
Outside legal spheres, the word "traitor" may also be used to describe a person who betrays (or is accused of betraying) their own political party, nation, family, friends, ethnic group, team, religion, social class, or other gro
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
i think i would be ok with being called a traitor to the US government, as long as it specified that i was a hero to the country.
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
http://googleenterprise.blogspot.com/2010/01/keeping-your-da... http://gcn.com/articles/2011/11/10/cloud-hack-via-google.asp... i guess this was before google poured the billio
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
What I truly love about this article is it shows how many open source alternatives exist out there. I think the big problem with people is they think there isn't a tool that can be equivalent to what they use now. I am also stuck on fa
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
i think the punishment fits the crime. Severe punishment should be expected for trying to steal from their customers.
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
How did they get this information about the attack? According to the NSA, the leaking of confidential data to the World last month allowed terrorists to avoid their spying techniques. Apparently it wasn't as big of a hit as they portra
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
http://news.yahoo.com/google-pressure-cookers-backpacks-visi... also an article from yahoo. the problem is that we have to wonder if this is real. it shouldn't be. it should be found in a book written about a horrible
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
i was shocked by this too. about an hour ago i went to CNN.com and searched the keyword xkeyscore and got 0 results. Not a single article?
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by mrt0mat0 13y ago
they did mention it offhandedly, the woman(i was only listening) started making a list of things that the nsa should release yearly including how many crimes 702 and whatever helped prevent, and the main guy asked her to add a view, in the

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