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901.
by nodata 13y ago
Link?
902.
by nodata 13y ago
Does this work for all angles? If I am on the ground looking up, will I see the view behind the building from my point of view?
903.
by nodata 13y ago
Your "usb stick" could be a usb keyboard which changes your password and sets a new one, even sending the data over a 3g connection to an adversary.
904.
by nodata 13y ago
If you are into unprotected charging, then that's up to you.
905.
by nodata 13y ago
Oh god not this again.
906.
by nodata 13y ago
Since the phone is covered in the password anyway, it would be interesting to see if it stands up to a gummi bear attack: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2002/05/16/gummi_bears_defeat_f...
907.
Edward Snowden nominated for EU human rights award(euractiv.com)
10 points by nodata 13y ago|0 comments
908.
by nodata 13y ago
> that's what everyone expected anyway This one sentence is a _remarkably easy way_ to kill a story for the 99.9% of the world who this is news for. "Everyone" indeed.
909.
by nodata 13y ago
> I'm thinking about how chip and PIN has been cited as a way to move fraud liability to the consumer. Not since 2009, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chip_and_PIN#Banks_originally_...
910.
XtreemFS is an open-source fault-tolerant distributed file system (xtreemfs.org)
2 points by nodata 13y ago|0 comments
911.
by nodata 13y ago
I read Oracle in the title, and immediately closed the tab.
912.
by nodata 13y ago
HMRC sees umbrella companies as potentially dodgy. Wikipedia has a good overview here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umbrella_company You don't just jump ships, you build your business on the side, then decrease t
913.
by nodata 13y ago
Something with pure dual gigabit ethernet please! (not over usb)
914.
by nodata 13y ago
Virtual credit cards with limits per card? Don't Paypal do this? Why the country/currency limitation btw?
915.
by nodata 13y ago
> How many times has someone told you: “Hurry, take a picture with your phone”? However, it isn’t that quick, is it? You need to whip out your phone; insert your password; swipe through your app menu to find the camera app; point and cli
916.
by nodata 13y ago
So a revelation isn't the revealing of a secret to people who don't know the secret? (or to put it another way: revealing a secret to a population where the vast majority do not know it) Snowden revealed the scale of the operation
917.
by nodata 13y ago
What about the people who like their job less because you don't trust them?
918.
by nodata 13y ago
What a ridiculous rule of thumb: Snowden got a lot of closely held information in front of the general public. If that doesn't count as a revelation, your standards are too high.
919.
by nodata 13y ago
Submit a patch. Show them how it could be better.
920.
by nodata 13y ago
I think "X (is|are) not helpful" is overused.
921.
by nodata 13y ago
9M reads like a brand, I think the title should read "9 M".
922.
by nodata 13y ago
> I always tip well and there lies the problem.
923.
by nodata 13y ago
Isn't that forbidden by Google?
924.
by nodata 13y ago
Cool site. Is it yours? Can you add e-mail subscriptions for new titles?
925.
by nodata 13y ago
Why Hive and not AeroFS?
926.
by nodata 13y ago
Interesting twist. Gift cards not being used tends to be a benefit for the shop, not the person buying the card.
927.
by nodata 13y ago
Missing "l" on link, should be: https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2013/08/detaining_dav...
928.
by nodata 13y ago
There was no fair warning: the title doesn't make it clear whether the event is over.
929.
by nodata 13y ago
Where are you having these problems? International travellers tend to arrive by plane or train (as Derbasti says), you can buy something from there. Or from a restaurant. The only problem you would have is with supermarkets away from the tr
930.
by nodata 13y ago
It introduces a different mentality: you have to do something other than shop.

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