okasaki

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by okasaki 13y ago
> Yahoo reacted furiously to the webcam interception when approached by the Guardian. That's pretty funny. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:PRISM_Collection_Details.... https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by okasaki 13y ago
In that case, airgap and strict media discipline (once media touches the secure network, it's never used on insecure networks again) should do, no? But my point is that most us aren't foreign states trying to make nuclear reactors
1293.
by okasaki 13y ago
Generally, there are some trivial precautions that will frustrate all but the most concentrated effort. Things like TRESOR, grsecurity, /boot on an USB stick, etc.
1294.
by okasaki 13y ago
Painful? 190PPI isn't great but it's far from painful.
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by okasaki 13y ago
Just the women? Are there no men in that condition or do you suffer from some personality disorder?
1296.
by okasaki 13y ago
Rotation is another one.
1297.
by okasaki 13y ago
Why not use something else to ban users in this case? For example the user agent, browser window resolution, installed fonts, etc.
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by okasaki 13y ago
That's exactly what they did. In Jan 2012: http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2012/01/updating-our-privacy-...
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by okasaki 13y ago
It takes a couple of seconds to process if it's not cached.
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by okasaki 13y ago
Wouldn't it be easier to just gain access to the datacenters where the data is stored, presumably unencrypted?
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by okasaki 13y ago
Granted, I've never used it in a hurry. Also, my previous experience with maps was Garmin's City Navigator, which I thought was okay, but it was much worse than OsmAnd. I actually still use have it as a backup because it can run c
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by okasaki 13y ago
"Horrendous!" "truly awful"? Can you elaborate on what exactly is wrong with OsmAnd's UI to elicit such a strong reaction? I use it myself and don't have any problems with it. It seems about the same as any mob
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by okasaki 13y ago
Firefox 26 on a Linux laptop.
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by okasaki 13y ago
The quickstart runs at about 5 fps for me. I'm surprised that performance wasn't mentioned under stumbling blocks.
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by okasaki 13y ago
Not everyone's from the US, bro.
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by okasaki 13y ago
The NSA probably isn't thwarted by TLS. I imagine that they have direct access to datacenters.
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by okasaki 13y ago
I don't think it can be said that they're isolated when the majority of Linux users and (non-system) developers run Ubuntu. And having run various Linux and BSD systems for close to two decades I can say that there is a good reaso
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by okasaki 13y ago
You could download it with (the somewhat inappropriately named) youtube-dl tool.
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by okasaki 13y ago
You can play videos with youtube-dl: mplayer -really-quiet -cache 3000 $(youtube-dl -f 18 -g $(xclip -o))
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by okasaki 13y ago
That can't be true. I used to run OpenBSD on a netbook and I'm pretty you can just dd the cdrom image onto a usb stick and boot that.
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by okasaki 13y ago
I mined about 50BTC years ago (when it took around 1 day CPU time), but a constantly deflating currency seemed like a dumb idea so I deleted it. It still seems like a dumb idea, but now I wish I hadn't.