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by pigeons 7y ago
The thing is that its not a joke, that's truly what we think when we see these headlines. And at least for me sometimes they are about the gopher I'm interested in.
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by pigeons 8y ago
Washington admired the popular representation of Cato the Younger, and founded a society with his name, and his refusal to assume permanent absolute power is seen as analogous to Cato's.
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by pigeons 9y ago
not only not default, secret chats are not even available on linux.
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by pigeons 9y ago
This says no for now. https://blog.cloudrail.com/whatsapp-api-how-to-use-the-whats...
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by pigeons 9y ago
The repetition seemed like some form of deliberate hypnosis. I would read the repetitive parts and my mind would start to criticize how it could be so poorly written, and by the end of the book I had quit smoking after over 10 years and not
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by pigeons 9y ago
Seems like a ridiculously off-topic question.
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by pigeons 9y ago
I've never heard of plex except in eve online context, but people have been sharing calibre content server links for many years
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by pigeons 9y ago
There isn't even any need to weaken the homebrew encryption, good luck using it. I don't even have the option on the Linux desktop client at least. The "secret chat" feature isn't available.
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by pigeons 10y ago
The only reason I noticed the sarcasm is because I don't see how someone with the nickname "Moonbeam" who has a Dead Kennedys song about him can be considered boring.
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by pigeons 10y ago
And its not even available, at least on the linux desktop version.
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by pigeons 10y ago
Well I was thinking of personal experiences and maybe others like to read emergency signs in buildings when power may be out, menus, or read a book outside by the lake. I would not want to rely on electricity to be able to read, it doesn&#x
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by pigeons 10y ago
Are there better methods that don't require the user to have immediate access to electricity?
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by pigeons 10y ago
http://www.cbc.ca/news/alain-philippon-phone-password-case-p...
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by pigeons 10y ago
He was a Canadian.
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by pigeons 10y ago
Yes when i drive to canada as a us citizen canada has had me decrypt drives and enter email passwords etc.
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by pigeons 10y ago
mainly
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by pigeons 10y ago
Good luck buddy, it gets better. Its nice to see all the people in this thread being supportive.
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by pigeons 10y ago
I feel irresponsible for submitting this since I'm told no one but the poster knows anything about this and this did not go through the normal checkin process for bitcoin.org. Waiting, we'll see...
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Bitcoin 0.13.0 Binary Safety Warning(bitcoin.org)
216 points by pigeons 10y ago|108 comments
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by pigeons 10y ago
You can but last time I used it the first option you were presented with was giving keybase your key. I don't know if that's changed years later because I closed the app at that point, I wasn't interested in using or encourag
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by pigeons 10y ago
No, its because things are traded against bitcoin.
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by pigeons 10y ago
> What about the plain language of the marketing materials soliciting investment that was completely inconsistent with the code of the DAO. The plain language marketing was that "the code is law". This was repeated many times i
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by pigeons 10y ago
Hard enough to get good coverage, and very hard to get the storage resources. There was a CCC talk about setting up coverage, but that was ambitious enough, archiving was mostly out of scope: http://www.cw-complex.com/rfarra
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by pigeons 10y ago
> While it is vulnerable to social engineering attack (and sniffing if you are near the receiving phone), And anyone with SS7 access.
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by pigeons 10y ago
And an open-source server implementation.
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by pigeons 10y ago
The Neo900 is designed to detect unauthorized radio transmission from the modem and power the modem down in a fraction of a second, and notify you. It seems to be the only device that will have that capability. https://neo900.org
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by pigeons 10y ago
I can't try it to offer any feedback, because it looks like its only for Apple machines, but it reminds me of http://www.bookcrossing.com/
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by pigeons 10y ago
Much much less than 1%
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by pigeons 10y ago
> People have dreamt about on-demand car hailing for a long time Taxis.
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by pigeons 10y ago
Canada does this when I enter with a laptop.

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