qwertzlcoatl

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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
I assume you never went to a apple conference.
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Content Security Policy is going to make the web safer. (cspplayground.com)
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
> I was also looking for another unique ID that users are identified by They can use plugins / extensions installed. Fonts installed. If cookies are enabled or not, etc. Check out: https://panopticlick.eff.org/
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
Livestream to senate hearings covering all this can be found here: http://www.judiciary.senate.gov/hearings/hearing.cfm?id=0d93... As of this moment it's all about FISA. Wonder if this new allegation will be talke
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
I think I have what you were really looking for: http://www.reddit.com/r/tabled/comments/1j1gbv/table_iama_hi... Check out /r/tabled and /u/tabledresser - a bot that condenses the thr
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
With the weight of the name ubuntu, I wonder why they outsourced their crowdfunding to an foreign entity. They could easily have razzed up something on their own.
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
I live in Heidelberg, Germany and I can't even fathom how many people here would be intrigued by watsi. I just found out about it and am blown away by how effective a simple idea can be executed. You guys should get a grip in europe. A
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
Collapsible comments are my top priority for a hacker news extension. It looks really neat though.
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
Same here. There are quite some extension I find attractive but can't use because I remain celibate to Firefox.
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
The "Code of Silence" isn't only efficient in the Mafia.
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
I hope it doesn't come with the privacy intrusion of a Jay-Z.
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
A lot of former employees have been relocated to bases in Wiesbaden and Kaiserslautern, but you're right that there will be an economic downturn, a drop in petrol & energy consumption etc. On the other hand, something very positiv
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
The Heidelberger mayor Eckart Würzner said he felt very sad about the departure of the US Army: “After World War II no-one in Heidelberg knew the way into the future. The US Army worked to educate the young generation about how democracy wo
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
Maybe they want to own a building for each one of their childrens children.
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
And Butterfly Labs still hasn't shipped their orders from Day 1. There will be an awful lot of people who will never see a return on their investment from this venture.
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
There is a conspiracy theory going around regarding this issue being orchestrated collectively by the ESEA admins. This theory comes from several really weird statements from ESEA admin ipkane, made months before the Bitcoin mining was impl
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
The ability of the US government to bend other governments in a certain direction, is like a leak in and of itself, as I surely did not expect so many governments, including mine in germany, to be this intimidated by the US powerhouse.
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
I was interested in a source for these numbers and I might just post them here for anyone wondering : Percentage of lawyers: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/the-fix/files/2013/01/Co... Percenta
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
Richard Dawkins laid down his own little twist on memes some weeks ago : http://youtu.be/GFn-ixX9edg?t=4m55s Warning : Weirdness
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
Oh, they edited it in the last 8 minutes. I was copy pasting from the wikileaks post in my comment and still have a tab open where they used "have" instead.
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
He used 'have' after United States of America, which is a Britishism. To Americans, 'United States of America' is singular and would use "has" in this particular sentence: For decades the United States of Amer
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
My Italian girlfriend told me the "Where are you going?" gesture is inaccurate in this video. It's mostly used as a "What the fuck?!" hypothetical question.
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
More or less is inaccurate. They are pushing strong surveillance acts. In fact just today the "Bestandsdatenauskunft" was made law. The law means, “that police and intelligence services will in the future be allowed to obtain ext
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
I'll repeat a comment I just made in another thread but find to be fitting here too. For the sake of awareness: It's funny to see all this railing up against NSA and PRISM, while tomorrow, the first of July 2013, the "Bestand
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
I don't know if I would necessarily call that debunked. It only means the previously debunked introduced revisions to amplify their original points and the debunkers disclaimed that their debunk may be outdated in part or in full. Or
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
The paper this blog entry is based on was debunked. [1] tl;dr : "The Ron/Shamir paper contains provably-false key assumptions. Further, their data source (website scraping) is a secondary data source known to have served invalid
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
It's so funny to see all this railing up against NSA and PRISM, while tomorrow, the first of July 2013, the "Bestandsdatenauskunft" will be implemented as law in Germany. A commentator from Die Zeit newspaper tersely summed
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
What's with the laughtracks? I'm confused.
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
You would need a substantial percentage of a population to stop paying taxes to send the government a message. If you do it on your own, you run the risk of getting a message. A coercive one.
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by qwertzlcoatl 13y ago
I just type !sp + searchterm into my search bar and it searches via startpage.com, which uses googles search results without my IP address or searches being recorded, no identifying or tracking cookies are used and SSL encryption is set by

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