psykovsky

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by psykovsky 11y ago
The US spying capability does nothing but damage to the rest of the world. Just because I live in a different country you must respect my rights, nonetheless. No, secret court orders won't fly around here.
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by psykovsky 11y ago
Don't forget the fee they take if your account and the money you withdraw are different currencies. ;)
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by psykovsky 11y ago
Who? :P
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by psykovsky 11y ago
You mean reading and following the instructions manual is hard work beyond the reach of a normal human being??
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by psykovsky 11y ago
What do you mean by "distributed commands over ssh"?
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by psykovsky 11y ago
Are you guys really trying to "fix" a meme?
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by psykovsky 11y ago
So... never?
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by psykovsky 11y ago
Doesn't seem like a good deal for the banks. And bankers aren't the ones to let themselves be fooled like that. Something's fishy.
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by psykovsky 11y ago
They also/already attach them to whales, sharks and dolphins, at the least. I bet someone, somewhere, have done it to a fish...
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by psykovsky 11y ago
Is it really a fact or only taken as such?
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by psykovsky 11y ago
In one of the first texts it says it is a theory, hence not a proven fact. At least that's how I understood it.
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by psykovsky 11y ago
There are too many things which are, sadly, undervalued. The only thing which seems to be overvalued is the "He did it too" excuse.
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by psykovsky 11y ago
Uh, I think that's the discounted price... ;)
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by psykovsky 11y ago
Triage being the keyword, right? There is no promise it will be implemented just because users want it, or am I wrong and triage means something else for you?
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by psykovsky 11y ago
You talk like Apple is doing something new and owns the market.
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by psykovsky 11y ago
Kepler-452 is the parent star around which Kepler-452b is orbiting.
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by psykovsky 11y ago
For now. Things change.
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by psykovsky 11y ago
Who the fuck are you? An astroturfer for the US gov?
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by psykovsky 11y ago
So, you mean everything Snowden released is also public domain? Because those maps were classified, didn't you read?
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by psykovsky 11y ago
>> I see, so in that case I guess prison guards should be sent to jail for kidnapping and holding people against their will. I mean, if you're going to take your reasoning to its natural conclusion... Exactly! How did you guess I
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by psykovsky 11y ago
Yes. If the speeder is endangering people by driving fast so is the cop.
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by psykovsky 11y ago
What you said doesn't invalidate what I said. Are the intelligence agencies allowed to have that data at all? Because if they aren't they will try and get it using unofficial channels.
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by psykovsky 11y ago
The first book I ever requested from a library when I was 6 years old, on my first day of school. It was the portuguese translation, but I liked it a lot. Read it again some 10 years later.
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by psykovsky 11y ago
Yeah, I really did misunderstand you. Sorry. And thank you for the explanation!
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by psykovsky 11y ago
What would prevent them from spending and not reporting it?
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by psykovsky 11y ago
Why should they? Are they the world police or something?
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by psykovsky 11y ago
Real men don't follow orders blindly...
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by psykovsky 11y ago
How will the NSA/CIA get "unofficial" access to the travellers data if they step up their encryption?
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by psykovsky 11y ago
A taxy costs you $1/mile minimum. If you think 1 cent per mile in an airline is a good exchange rate I have a bridge to sell you...
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by psykovsky 11y ago
Only way to be sure it exists is to test it live.

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