rotrux

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   by rotrux 10y ago

   but it's not everything in situations outside the rule-of-law. Just because something isn't legally provable doesn't make it false. I suppose the existence of the exploit could be a very VERY elaborate set of smoke and mirror
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   by rotrux 10y ago

   Contrary to my usual opinion about the US Federal Government's "cyber-tactics," this actually seems like a good thing. I'd rather that fewer people understand how to break tor, as opposed to more. There's a middle g
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   USAF Backporting Autonomy to Non-Autonomous Aircraft(motherboard.vice.com)

   1 points by rotrux 10y ago|0 comments
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   MIT Made Some Edible Origami and It's Actually Pretty Useful(news.mit.edu)

   1 points by rotrux 10y ago|0 comments
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   by rotrux 10y ago

   Headline -- "The NYPD Was Ticketing Legally Parked Cars; Open Data Put an End to It." Expanded & Explicit Translated Headline -- "Some NYPD Officers Were Cutting Corners in a Profession Where Cutting Corners is a Relative
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   Atlas of Mathematical Objects(lmfdb.org)

   174 points by rotrux 10y ago|37 comments