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by perlpimp 13y ago
I doubt the government would let him keep publishing his works. While it is an ok solution he might want to go to the country that will let him to run the course of his disclosures.
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by perlpimp 13y ago
As usual: if you want to see the real reason - follow the money.
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by perlpimp 13y ago
From what i understand there is no actual documentation of Verizon handing over the records. And all employees are gaged and not allowed to reveal that this happend. From discussion absent are the possible punishments if one disobeys FISA c
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by perlpimp 13y ago
Kinda reminds me of neuromancer privacy suites. Far out.
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by perlpimp 13y ago
Very true. Imagine every commercial entity that delivered something to your place - would plaster some sort of advertisement poster. Completely unacceptable. I think the answer is a permission based advertising. have a button on every websi
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by perlpimp 13y ago
Usually they have lower chargeback cutout rate and higher fines. If the provider keeps customers within provided limits why not keep the service running?
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by perlpimp 13y ago
honestly it is fark.com grade material :)
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by perlpimp 13y ago
Reckless were the officers, that did not have properly recognizable badges. They should've called in Police to stop the car. As a team they showed tremendous lapse in judgment and should be fired for endangering a group of teens. For a
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by perlpimp 13y ago
This way laying it out step by step federal government is covering itself in a web of incremental lies, discrediting itself every step forward. All in all looks more like a ginormous clusterfluff.
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by perlpimp 13y ago
Hate to break it to you but universities are in the business of research. Teaching is nearly worthless use of researcher's time - taken away from progressing science and getting those private and government grants. Or so the teachers t
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by perlpimp 13y ago
Classic linkbaiting. The outrage!
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by perlpimp 13y ago
Speaking of cutting up a video recording to skew or amend facts to mislead the viewers. I am reminded again why I don't really read/watch mainstream media.
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by perlpimp 13y ago
I'd rather not lump whole country together and rather refine to US Federal Government executive branch and their services.
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by perlpimp 13y ago
Yeah federal promise papers are't worth the paper they are written on.
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by perlpimp 13y ago
... "running entirely in-memory instead of on disk." ... Yeah one can see where problems might be. Why not just use the heap instead and have shards data + code and shard them that way? but then it won't be (R)DBMS would it.
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by perlpimp 13y ago
Can gag order be unconstitutional or illegal?
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by perlpimp 13y ago
Not to be confused of taking creative avenues along same lines of work. Tunnel vision helps. But walking into a post is not always necessary. So taking up and extra 'distraction' project may well be beneficial to mail line of work
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by perlpimp 13y ago
if it walks like a ... ; can be portrayed as a clever stab at the competitor.
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by perlpimp 13y ago
One of the articles here stated that FISA is not a court but a group of judges that have signed up to do this FISA court thing. So when there is a request for wiretap/search - they get called up on the phone and they have to be in reas
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by perlpimp 13y ago
I see how these articles don't have comments sections. FWIF they are not having the conversation - but telling what to think. I wonder if there is some sort of way to punish these large publishing houses in terms of destroyed credibili
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by perlpimp 13y ago
Too bad people don't speak about the fact that Apple participates in PRISM, at least that should've tarnished their products release. Instead you have glib masses waiting for handmedowns of great products(electronic collars) in ex
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by perlpimp 13y ago
In Russia you have to provide passport in order to buy a sim card.
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by perlpimp 13y ago
I find it confusing as looking at these salaries in pre-tax because for people in California they can roughly figure out what is the actual income. For others it is a mystery.
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by perlpimp 13y ago
I think people ought to look past current mobile/platform way of doing things. I think there should be a second wave coming of net/webapp integrated OS in the near future. For one I am very displeased that I have three choices of web, html5
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by perlpimp 13y ago
Is there a demo video available? I think you should make one if you don't. Most people I've talked to having videos that outline basic way of using a product give extra 10-15% bump in signups. I am for one at this point is a bit tired and w
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by perlpimp 13y ago
I agree, saying likes are a(or resemble) currency is dubious preposition at best. FWIW likes as an idea is distorted, there are no unlikes so meaning you have no likes proposes that you have dislikes - except that you don't have way to meas
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by perlpimp 13y ago
I'd totally do moria like adventure with google glass.
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by perlpimp 13y ago
yeah feedly seems to sort of fill the gap for me as well for same reasons.
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by perlpimp 13y ago
seems news papers resemble entertainment companies closer and closer. Sad to see NYT - respectable News publication stoop this low. It is that or legal makes the company look like that.
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by perlpimp 13y ago
there was a post that explained that what facebook did with timeline - put it into 2 line, so that people would not ignore sponsored posts on their timelines/feed. I wonder if google is trying to do the same. I find this feed quite distract

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