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by ricksplat 11y ago
Strawman
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As far as my limited understanding goes, MS-CHAP v2 allows you to store a hash of your password on the server rather than storing the actual password. Then through a convoluted sequence of hashing algorithms it generates another hash and co
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Hmmm while I broadly agree with your sentiment I could argue your point on Darwinian principles (-:
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sigh seems you're not familiar with TFA. > The NSA will not stop gathering data on EU citizens This is precisely the reason for the ruling. US policy will not guarantee that NSA won't snoop on EU citizens, therefore "saf
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Well my own personal position is that if you are "on the right" you're not enlightened, but that's just based on my own experiences of people who claim to be (or often deny they are - but clearly are) on the right. Free
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Because in "a democracy" the majority provide what's called a "political mandate". This kind of clandestine lobbying outside the democratic process usurps the democratic process. There's a big difference betwee
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Actually, the fundamental rule of data protection legislation is that an organisation can store data on its subscribers and can not except in limited legally prescribed instances (e.g. lawful intercept, insurance fraud) share it with anothe
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by ricksplat 11y ago
I don't agree that "Free Market Oriented" is the same as "Right Wing". One is economic ideology, the other is a social position. They interplay certainly, but how should I put it, some of Economists editorials recen
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Similar to the Cookie banner, you'll probably have to indicate to your subscribers that their data will be resident outside the EU and will not be subject to the same data protection. Subscriber proceeding will indicate agreement with
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> you believe universal healthcare The difference is it's something that benefits the many, as opposed to the few
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> Look who owns often cited media for example the Economist on Wikipedia Aha! I was wondering why some of their editorials recently were out of whack. Usually a fairly progressive publication it's posted some fairly biased stuff abo
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This guy is a professor of economics. Says it all really. He presents his utopian vision absent of any connection to reality. He completely ignores data protection legislation. Most of the KPIs he describe measure presentation, not producti
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Surprised this hasn't made it on here yet. Mobile Operator in Caribbean plans to stem revenue for Internet's heavy hitters unless they share a piece of the pie. Interested to read what some of the more enlightened Internet minds t
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Digicel Will Block Advertising for Google, Facebook(irishtimes.com)
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OLAP?