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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Your correct, this would only be usefull with scripting languages such as Python or other. Or code in which you had the source.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
No I'm not saying that any do, or that they will just that it could be the case in a theoretical situation.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Not really, the jury could all wake up with a though that he is innocent, and when the time comes state that. He would then be innocent.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Is it true you can be arrested for mentioning that in a court room?
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Some DO users will want this, others who aren't DO customers will also want this. As a growing company DO want to attract as many new customers as possible. They're still in early stages though, I'm sure this is in the pipeli
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
They have been around for years. Their deisgn is pretty standard for a domain name seller, if you want to talk about web2.0 and cliche have a look at the Google Domain website. Also, .net is the correct tld to use in this situation.... Who
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
It may be intrusive and it may end up being used for the wrong reasons, but as a technology community we've got to give it to them. It's very impresive.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
I'm from the UK and have never had to pay anything for opening up an account and using a debit card.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Sorry, you can still be paid cash in hand from most employers. Although most wont offer it. Pubs, bars, nightclubs lots of places you can be paid cash in hand. Just a lot of places choose not to do it as it's easier to manager there ca
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
In the UK it's not illegal. You can pay them in cash in hand. Most builders and workmen that do work in your homes are paid cash in hand when they come round, this is common. They just need to declare it with the correct authorities th
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Surely their next step is to try and get Google to sensor this page. http://www.google.com/transparencyreport/removals/copyright/ as it will provide links to all of the pirate websites that hosts infringing c
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Yeah I agree with that, the internet has gone to shit in the last few years with this. The system is a bit messed, your going to have to sign up for three services minimum Netflix, Hulu and Amazon just to get about half of the TV shows. In
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Wait, why?
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Comments below state other wise.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
What fees do you have to pay in the UK when using a card?
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Not necesarily, you can be paid in cash by your employer and this is compltely legal.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
You have to pay for a Debit Card? What's the reason for this?
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Its probablly ok if you live in Norway and your not poor and have a good credit rating, other wise your going to have to go with a prepaid solution that is full of transaction costs. The same with traveling to these countries. At DEFCON las
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Depends what country your from really whether or not that would hold up. Depends if the US is going to user the overreaching arm to sort things like this out.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
They're not really a host, you don't give them any files to use or to host for you, you merely switch your DNS settings and they cache your content.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
If I was Cloudflare I wouldn't go cutting my customers until I had a court order or an official reason to.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Does apple pay you by the post? or hourly?
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Surely this is exactly the kind of thing the EFF should be doing?
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
They will have intended to make an app, and will have checked out both contracts that need to be signed with Apple, and Android and decided on not to persue developing for Apple. You have to look at these things before you start developing.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Facebook only managed to bruteforce the first 40bits of their .onion domain name. They stated themselves that it would be almost impossible to bruteforce the whole address.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
> there are virtually no legit hidden services Sorry what? No wonder you got shot down with your TOR suggestion you appear to know nothing about it.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Until cloudflare are contacted by police then I see no reason to drop a client.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
I have to say that Brians recent posts seem a little pissy and childish in his wordings. He also stated facts that are untrue such as that most of Lulzsec are in jail...currently most of them are out and never served much time.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
I don't think they're just refering to this specific study though, they're asking it in a more general term.
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by newaccountfool 12y ago
Surely not all IPv6 addresses have been allocated yet though? Most of the web is still using IPv4.

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