rjaco31

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by rjaco31 12y ago
'Murica
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>We won't stream the latest show from the other side of the planet right from peers in real time but well. Ain't that what Popcorn Time is doing?
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Why? It's not like the most downloaded TV series are also the ones making the most money.
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Well most of the people prosecuted for piracy, maybe even all of them, were because of uploading/copyright infringement , it's usually a very gray area of just downloading/watching a stream, and I've never seen a case o
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DMCA is pretty sloppy when it comes to separate copyright infringement from satire..
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>A classic example of this can be found by searching for "laptop repair bradford pa". This brings up "Illusory Laptop Repair", located in the middle of a railroad crossing. A SEO expert created that phony business lis
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Maybe he just meant that it was designed to be deterministic for the same reasons.
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They actually do, in the Credits page.
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Then just allow staff to also claim the prize? Seriously, given the risks and the money rewards, it's a bargain.
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Why would they?
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Telegram? Ain't that the team that proposed this shitty crypto challenge when people started to poke holes in their crypto schemes? I agree with the first part of your comment, but I really don't see the link with the future of so
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No, God, please no!
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Maybe they're just buying drugs on those websites
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And where is stored this master password then? If it's on your browser/computer, it's not portable. If it's online, it's possibly less secure (especially if you're not the one hosting it). A physical token migh
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Because that would mean you could only log in with computers storing your cert. Passwords might have lots of drawbacks, but it allows you to log in from anywhere on any computer without any other requirements beside remembering it. I don&#x
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You'd have conceived a system used by billions though
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Well the bit n represents the version n, if this bit is at 1, this version is supported, otherwise it's not.
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What the fuck? the price of the article is '$25', and all the links they give show a 80€ => $100 tag price... http://www.materiel.net/smartphone/?f[11037]=Firefox+OS http://www.cdiscount.com&#x2
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I heard they removed it
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It's not like it's preventing people from tinkering with FOSS or anything..
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The zettabyte datacenter is public info afaik
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Yeah, that pretty much undermined his speech..
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When I'm watching at their example, the only 'status' field has a value of 'true'. I don't think it's about relationship, more likely about the phone-line being active.
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I'm pretty sure this is public information..
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Well having a website hosted on Cloudflare implies that you had more interaction than most CAs will ever ask you to get a certificate, that is beside giving them the money.
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Nice try, commie
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"Last digit" only goes to 9, so you end up with 0 & 1 more represented than 2 & 3
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Who is crazy enough to code on a mobile/tablet though??
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Comcast?
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The universe is very strongly distributed, it doesn't have such problems

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