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by ommunist 10y ago
Looks like US gov is a self-eating snake. Reminds me of grave incident happened to Dr Stephen Mann, who was brutally deprived of his reality augmentation devices on the US border.
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by ommunist 10y ago
Humanity is really close to produce tech that quite literally reads minds. Since those are not easily encrypted, what prosecution awaits judges so much obsessed with illicit topics, like the one discussed in this article? Either we'll
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by ommunist 10y ago
Email has its problems, but it is one of the cornerstones of authentication messages exchange. Are you going to shake this one?
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by ommunist 10y ago
But they cannot go against the instruction they have. I.e. they cannot force you to defecate into your pants just to be sure you are not holding USB flash drive there. Same applies here. They can ask for password, but they cannot force you
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by ommunist 10y ago
their EMEA Sales are in Prague. Anyone can go and see their offices map on https://www.jetbrains.com/company/contacts/ . By the way, most contact second names are distinctively Russian. And the name of their own p
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by ommunist 10y ago
You just explained how pressure of natural selection stimulates talent in Russia. Once it is squeezed into civilization, it flourishes.
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by ommunist 10y ago
Perhaps, this was a technical backup, to help NSA recover their lost data, just in case.
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by ommunist 10y ago
IntelliJ IDEA and other products by JetBrains. Their R&D is in Novosibirsk and St. Petersburg, and Sales are global.
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by ommunist 10y ago
Well, American coders seem not wasting time on presenting their skills at some obscure competitions, doing tech interviews and making money instead. Indeed, if you compare average salary rank for coders, the US will be on the top, and Russi
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by ommunist 10y ago
I fail to recognise how 200 years of jail to a 53-years man can compensate damage to the US national security of that size.
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by ommunist 10y ago
The only have instruction to ask for password. They cannot force you to do something. You do not have to give them access to your password manager.
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by ommunist 10y ago
Before going to the US change your keyboard to Tibetan, change the password and give them your password in dzongkha notation written on a paper form. Make sure it is at least 16 symbols long. འགོ་དང་པ་བཅའ་མར་གཏོགས་དོ་ཡོདཔ།
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by ommunist 10y ago
Active noise cancelling headphones. Also, very important, train attention span, just by doing that ancient 'trataka' exercise, when you look at small flame as long as you can with no blinking, tears will fall, but its ok. Do it at
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by ommunist 10y ago
Dear, I am married to a girl from Omsk, and my son was born there. I know very well, that muscovites never had a glimpse of riches taiga and rivers provides to those living in Siberia. Good quality products were always abundant as the Sun t
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by ommunist 10y ago
This is classy "foreign design", something to counter with a good internally produced one.
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by ommunist 10y ago
You are missing the point. Most of "political jokes" were psychological vaccination, produced by KGB for a reason completely different from being a provocation.
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by ommunist 10y ago
"What is the difference between the socialism and capitalism? Under capitalism one man exploits the others. And under socialism its the other way around".
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by ommunist 10y ago
Abakumoff was a top KGB general, did you know that?
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by ommunist 10y ago
Three men in a platzkart train are telling political jokes on their way to Moscow. The fourth is coming in and he hisses "Oh my, do not tell those, you'll be taken". "Oh, come on, man, says one of the three". The al
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by ommunist 10y ago
Speaking of "kinds of humour", it is British humour that is special. Russian jokes are very similar to German, both nations share quite similar attitude in jokes.
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by ommunist 10y ago
Here's one. "A KGB general calls for urgent meeting, since there is proof that CIA top agent is sitting in the Central Committee of the Communist Party and there is important classified meeting going on there. But there is no clu
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by ommunist 10y ago
Yes, the USSR was so secret, that it took decades for CIA to declassify its mortally dangerous jokes. However, the "war of jokes" was integral part of the Cold War and do not underestimate one. There is terrific Russian novel abou
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by ommunist 10y ago
Automatic real-time discovery of people spending a lot of time in social networks, and offering them better ways to live on a subscription base for self-couching. Like making toxic waters to detox themselves. (RAW thought, but I'll enj
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by ommunist 10y ago
Really funny piece. It really feels like one of those Order vs Chaos battles, with Russians on the Order side. Guys found the order in randomness, I'd like to see the math behind their operational methodology. Also, why iPhone?
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by ommunist 10y ago
Providing basic income irrespectible to nationality or citizenship in exchange for confirmed real time spent online irrespective of activity.
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by ommunist 10y ago
What an astounishing discovery! If a horse is unhappy it does not pull the plough well, no matter how hard you may beat it.
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Google is about to consume market research market as global intermediary(google.com)
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by ommunist 10y ago
Cant find any human right on me, or with microscope. Guess this is pure speculation, used for human resources management.
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by ommunist 10y ago
Since this was long before the Internet, I doubt it is available on www. However quick search gives this, you can feed it to Google Translate. http://www.libussr.ru/doc_ussr/usr_9772.htm . Name of strain is "вирин-
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by ommunist 10y ago
The EPA has to report to public by law! Bejesus, this is serious and could be a pre-emptive strike to prevent public reporting on draughts, pollution, especially industrial. Unbelievable, really. Disclaimer: was EPA Research Fellow in 2000.

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