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The facts are, Nikita Khrushchev was humiliated by the outcome of the Cuban missile crisis. Oswald lived in USSR, came back to the US to discover that nobody really cares, and was eager to gain some sort of celebrity status. He was also nut
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> none of the “crimes” happened on US soil He is charged with helping Chelsea Manning to hack into a government computer which did happen on US soil. “ they charged him with conspiring to commit unlawful computer intrusion based on his a
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5y ago
Haha, yeah. "For all intents and purposes", "virtually", and don't forget the weird "stranger on stranger". Perhaps if the perpetrator knows you, it makes it better?
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5y ago
Should be easy to find out using a google search, no? Here you go: https://www1.nyc.gov/assets/nypd/downloads/pdf/crime_statist... Total crimes, 2020: 1817, 2021: 2268 Quite a bit of an increase. 2021 is
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I was working on something quite similar for the last year. It’s an email system based on digital identities, where every piece of outgoing mail is encrypted and signed. It works with the existing email infrastructure by having a gateway wh
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Popular LoFi Girl Instagram page is taken down with no explanation
(twitter.com)
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Is that the same Dmitry Sklyarov who was arrested by the FBI back in 2001, triggering a protest campaign? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Elcom_Ltd . Ah, memories.
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Having duplication does not mean your code is not clean. Sometimes, having duplication is actually cleaner, and easier to understand. Removing duplication may introduce complexities, and force developers to untangle the additional logic tha
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https://www.missiontoseafarers.org
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Having worked for a similar company, I remember there were some good old IRC servers up and running to communicate in an emergency just like that.
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> Its built in mexico ??? MINI’s manufacturing home is in Oxford, England, on the same site where cars have been produced for over 100 years. In addition to Plant Oxford, some MINI vehicles are assembled at the VDL NedCar plant in the ci
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It's not stored. It's only displayed to you. You can also do the same thing on the command line on your machine, so no information ever leaves your hands.
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Secure and private email without accounts
(ubikom.cc)
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Ubikom is free, open-source email framework based on the concept of Self-Sovereign Identity. You own your identity (which, in this case, means your private key), and all the outgoing and incoming messages are encrypted and signed by default
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I read a lot of Lem when I was a kid. Solaris is great, it was definitely one of my favorites. Here's another one that I liked a lot: Return from the stars. It's funny how he predicted a lot of modern technology spot on, but his h
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The only good answer to this is end-to-end encryption, keys held by the individuals, and full decentralization. You must not put your private communications into the hands of any company, as great as they are.
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Literally every other company does this. I'm not sure what is the story here - the lawyers are coaching the employees not to put anything that can be used against the company in writing? The author tried to make it about Google for wha
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Citation needed. And I got one for you. "The mission of the National Ignition Facility ib to achieve ignition and gain in ICF targets in the laboratory. The facility will be used for defense applications such as weapons physics and wea
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> The solution is to build new technologies that are privacy preserving, transparent, don’t place trust in a central authority but are resistant to attack. I actually completely agree with this. > This is possible but nobody has built
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The solution is to go back to the original spirit of the Internet, when it was a set of open standards connecting people and organizations. Somehow it got forgotten and now we have a bunch of commercial companies giving you the same stuff i
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People must be able to exchange information in a secure and private way, free of government or corporate censorship. The fact that there is no common, simple, and ubiquitous way to exchange private messages blows my mind. I wish someone wou
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Or maybe not censure it at all? Maybe say "Thanks, but no thanks" to the CCP?
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That's a perfectly good explanation, apart from the fact that an American company does censorship for Chinese government. If it's "inside China" doesn't make it better.
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Shameless plug time! I'm working on 100% encrypted/authenticated email based on Self-Sovereign Identity and decentralized key registry, check it out at https://github.com/regnull/ubikom
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Lots of things went wrong in 1971: https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
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8y ago
PlantUML looks great, all the features I need, but their page is infested with fake ads, including fake download buttons of 5 different kinds. They also link to download page on SourceForge (hmmm, it's still alive) with even worse ads.
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9y ago
Ah, the "report circulating in the Kremlin today". Has to be true.
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11y ago
Wow, 56 items on the list? Seems like throw them all on the wall and see what sticks case.
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I hope you are right - but to me it sounds like the "why" question is the key to the whole story, so they need to investigate it first. And they mentioned that in the next episode they will talk about the search efforts. As for th
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I was surprised that the journalists didn't drill into "terrible situation in his unit" claims. They just let it slide completely - and this is the key to the whole story. Why the situation was so bad? Also, I found his story
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