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by popee 13y ago
Blame Canada?
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by popee 13y ago
> Facebook can't be blamed for the cultural and relationship issues at play here Don't blame facebook, blame Canada. Facebookers just do their job :-)
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by popee 13y ago
How can anything on android be anonymous?
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by popee 13y ago
It's all clear now, prism is German project. There are also theories that NSA could potentially be German project also. Nazis.
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by popee 13y ago
Yeah, answer is geopolitics. Germany is main country that wants united EU. UK+US don't want that, because united EU is big threat. Think what could happen if EU start connecting more on euroasia (Russia, China, India). From American po
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by popee 13y ago
You non-americans are hypocrites! Why, the hell, should americans think about your problems, you only think about yourselves, bla, bla, bla >:-)
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by popee 13y ago
Try scandinavian countries.
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by popee 13y ago
> A legal system as only as good ad those who control it. Bingo!
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by popee 13y ago
Beginning? You guys do really think you are free lol? Just because you can choose one of gazillion same bubble gums is not freedom! Try to change important things (like your government) and you will see that you already live in tyranny. P.S
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by popee 13y ago
But if you have terrorism in collective consciousness then you can end as savior of your nation? I just hope normal Americans are not so stupid to buy that shit anymore. Anyway, this is final test for You as nation.
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by popee 13y ago
Which one? Adjusting algorithms or start using it little bit more? In both cases all they need are some good arguments but you already see they even have, so called, arguments for current situation. At the end they are here to save You! P.S
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by popee 13y ago
Don't forget link owners. NSA and other bastards can force data centers and link providers without knowledge of DDG. They can split, sniff and store all that data, even if they atm don't know how to decrypt some traffic. One day t
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by popee 13y ago
Serious companies will do that, but for me it would be interesting to see how many individuals already moved away from those companies and their services.
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by popee 13y ago
Symbols of this new tyranny are highly sophisticated propaganda/subversion and bureaucratic repression. So, unlike standard totalitarian systems which are, in a sense, straight and clean, this system is not - you could say it's op
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by popee 13y ago
But you do have resources to start wars in name of XYZ, bomb other countries because of ZYX, etc? You really should know there are objective reasons why people from other countries can't stand US government/politics during last de
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by popee 13y ago
So why is NSA hiding anything from public?
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by popee 13y ago
And please send credit card of Obama. But that would be terrorism.
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by popee 13y ago
Yeah, they want people to vote because then they can say: "will of majority". If only 1 person voted, the so called democracy would fail (people would eventually get it), because 1 person is not representing majority and majority
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by popee 13y ago
Question. How cat focus help in creativity? If you want to make new connections in brain -> creativity -> isn't that opposite of focusing? Hmmm, Sorry on bad english, 4 beers + not primary language :-)
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by popee 13y ago
At university we had to learn prolog and for me (C/perl) it was mind blowing experience. Fact that you are writing program as bunch of logical predicates was kind strange at first, but when you get used to it, it's such a great and powerful
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by popee 13y ago
> But there's absolutely no reason why e-mails shouldn't be real time in the modern world. You should look at SIP. It's combination of HTTP,SMTP,... and is really great protocol for hackers and creative people. Bad side of SIP is that i
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by popee 13y ago
Google's wet dream is Linux kernel under BSD license.
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by popee 13y ago
Just two things. Debian guys should really do something like OpenBSD package flavors. Sometimes you just don't need X,Y or Z support and it's pain to do this kind of stuff with Debian. I'm not sure if that is even possible in such rigid pac
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by popee 13y ago
Privacy is not about tehnical details, it's about (ab)using users data. And btw you are also frontend to CIA,FBI,... so sorry to burst your bubble, same shit as facebook, amazon, ... You should all unite and call that corporation Little Bro
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by popee 13y ago
Well, remote job isn't exclusively connected to linkedin and personally i think that remote jobs are going to become more and more common with time. Linkedin is, mostly, useful for headhunters and people who want to sell themselves (which i
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by popee 13y ago
Why do you think they'll move away from social? Asking because, for me, this looks like they'r going "all in" here. They want all private data and social is missing in their chain. But, hmmm, looks like it's much harder to become Big Brot
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by popee 13y ago
So, when will they start burning urls?
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by popee 14y ago
1. In FLOSS you have more execution freedom. Well it all depends on ownership, size and way project is govern, but developer can always choose to fork or to contribute to other projects. You can't do that in big companies. 2. You can, mostl
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by popee 14y ago
You just demonstrated another difference in C vs C++ mindset. C doesn't need so many changes like C++, that is the fact and advantage . C++ introduces huge bunch of new stuff, you know add, add, add, then fix, fix, fix. At the end you get
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by popee 14y ago
And this is relevant here because of?

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