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The Bitcoin Lottery
(cryptome.org)
50 points
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rl1987
15y ago
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87 comments
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The £12m question: how WikiLeaks gags its own staff
(newstatesman.com)
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15y ago
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Why Skype is Evil (2007)
(ultraparanoid.wordpress.com)
50 points
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rl1987
15y ago
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The Sorcerors Apprentice
(sapiensanonym.blogspot.com)
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15y ago
Founding the Apple?
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The MUD archives: It's about goddamned time
(ascii.textfiles.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Chaos Communication Congress videos: http://media.ccc.de/
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rl1987
16y ago
Thanks, I was looking for the rest of the stuff.
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RFC 6189: ZRTP is finally a standard
(infosecurity.ch)
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16y ago
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Finite State Machines lecture
(video.google.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
Considering the first, I suppose it's best to try and integrate display into ordinary-looking sunglasses. Some work has been done to develop "covert HMD" like that. [1,2] However, the prototypes don't seem to have solved the problem of inpu
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Cyberpunk is dead?
(w3.cultdeadcow.com)
60 points
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rl1987
16y ago
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Metaverse runs on MySQL
(dom.as)
1 points
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16y ago
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ARPANET dialogues - fictional chat logs
(arpanetdialogues.net)
87 points
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rl1987
16y ago
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Geeky computer pranks
(howtogeek.com)
2 points
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rl1987
16y ago
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Crude, Inconsistent Threat: Understanding Anonymous
(irongeek.com)
1 points
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rl1987
16y ago
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Moot at SXSW 2011 - the video
(youtube.com)
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16y ago
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rl1987
16y ago
Google Summer Of Code!
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Argon - the augmented reality web browser
(argon.gatech.edu)
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16y ago
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rl1987
16y ago
No it's not. TCPdump and Wireshark both use libpcap, however.
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VoIP Abuse Project
(infiltrated.net)
2 points
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rl1987
16y ago
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Excerpts from "Inside Wikileaks" book
(cryptome.org)
3 points
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rl1987
16y ago
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Technotise the movie
(cyberpunkreview.com)
1 points
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rl1987
16y ago
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On Tor usage in Egypt
(blog.torproject.org)
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16y ago
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Empty words
(ascii.textfiles.com)
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Meteor Burst Communications
(nsa.gov)
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16y ago
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rl1987
16y ago
Same here, I could take care of it with AdBlock...
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16y ago
To avoid giving out too much information about myself on the web, I try to follow these rules: 1. Never give my actual name or address unless I'm intending to buy something. 2. Unless the website looks fairly reputable, I register with wh4f
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The algorithmic virtual machine
(yosefk.com)
15 points
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rl1987
16y ago
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rl1987
16y ago
Some suggestions: 1. Go to events that thematically match your interests. If you're an university student, that probably will be attending student conference or science fair. You'll definitely find people like yourself there. It helps if yo
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