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by pulisse 9y ago
In October, Microsoft officially blamed North Korea[1], as did the UK government[2], neither of whom is trying to lay the groundwork for war. [1] http://www.itv.com/news/2017-10-13/hacking-threat-is-as-seri... [2]
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Digital Police State Shackles Chinese Minority(apnews.com)
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Koch Brothers Are Cities' New Obstacle to Building Broadband(wired.com)
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by pulisse 9y ago
What makes the "elite ruling class" immune to the Dunning-Kruger effect?
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by pulisse 9y ago
I was struck by the similarity between this: The tone of the site should be light. Most people are not comfortable with material that comes across as vitriolic, raging, non-ironic hatred. The unindoctrinated should not be able to tell if w
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This Is the Daily Stormer’s Playbook(huffingtonpost.com)
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Feds Bust Designers of the Botnet That Crippled the Internet(thedailybeast.com)
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Creating Web Traffic “Out of Thin Air”(buzzfeed.com)
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MINIX Creator Andrew Tanenbaum Sends Open Letter to Intel Over MINIX Drama(techpowerup.com)
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Doctors Find Abnormalities in Brains of ‘Sonic Attack’ Victims(nymag.com)
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by pulisse 9y ago
It seems fair that the rest of the nation should stop subsidizing them. The reality is the exact opposite of what you think. For every $1 New York pays in federal taxes, it receives $0.81 in federal spending. It is New York that subsidi
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by pulisse 9y ago
The section on manually controlled false accounts starting on p. 15 is interesting in regards to tradecraft: An employee of The Firm then starts by creating an email address via a large provider (such as Gmail). ... [T]hey create accounts
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Computational Propaganda in Poland: False Amplifiers and the Public Sphere(comprop.oii.ox.ac.uk)
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Advanced Patterns in Microservices Implementation with Amazon EC(youtube.com)
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by pulisse 9y ago
This was an interesting detail: Nearly every stylistic decision you see about the channel — the length of the clips, the number of examples, which studios’ films we chose, the way narration and clip audio weave together, the reordering and
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How News Flows on Social Media(niemanreports.org)
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The conditional effect of conspiracy thinking on attitudes toward climate change(journals.sagepub.com)
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The 5 most ridiculous things the FCC says in its new net neutrality propaganda(theverge.com)
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Websites use your CPU to mine cryptocurrency even when you close your browser(arstechnica.com)
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by pulisse 9y ago
Proving the ridiculousness of the claim that the USPS is a monopoly that extorts its customers.
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by pulisse 9y ago
Because the USPS has a monopoly and is allowed to rob us! What monopoly? There are a number of private carriers providing international service; the USPS has no special market power. (Indeed, it's at a competitive disadvantage, bec
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New details of NSA's Ragtime program appear in leaked files(zdnet.com)
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by pulisse 9y ago
Money quote: analysis of more than 5 million messages about Catalonia posted on social networks between Sept. 29 and Oct. 5 shows that only 3 percent come from real profiles outside the Russian and Venezuelan cybernetworks.
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Why Trump's Attack on the Time Warner Merger Is Dangerous for the Press(theatlantic.com)
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by pulisse 9y ago
It's not too dissimilar from the adversarial justice system, but in a different domain, to be honest. If this were analogous to a judicial proceeding, it would be one in which one side submitted fabricated evidence. How is that &quo
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by pulisse 9y ago
Soros funds groups that advocate for government transparency and freedom of the press. In this case, Thiel funded an organization that attempts to pollute public discourse through fraud. There's no inconsistency at all in condemning
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by pulisse 9y ago
The guy behind this stunt, James O'Keefe, got his start with funding from Peter Thiel: https://www.villagevoice.com/2009/09/22/conservative-faceboo... .
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by pulisse 9y ago
The most telling bit of evidence is the following pattern: Each sentence in the faked comments looks like it was generated by a computer program. A mail merge swapped in a synonym for each term to generate unique-sounding comments. It was
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Draw It Yourself: What Would a Fair Pennsylvania Congressional Map Look Like?(medium.com)
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How Whitney Wolfe Herd Built America's Fastest-Growing Dating App(forbes.com)
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