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by runn1ng 13y ago
What I wrote to your ... sibling?... there is an authorization to use military force against those nations, organizations, or persons he determines planned, authorized, committed, or aided the terrorist attacks that occurred on September 1
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by runn1ng 13y ago
Yes. And for that, US has this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authorization_for_Use_of_Milit... IN GENERAL- That the President is authorized to use all necessary and appropriate force against those nations, organizatio
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by runn1ng 13y ago
And exactly because of this perceived negativity, SO recently changed their close criteria - right now, "Not Constructive" is not even an option in "close" voting.
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by runn1ng 13y ago
An important note (that doesn't justify US government in any way, just completes the picture) The father of the boy was Anwar al-Awlaki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anwar_al-Awlaki from wikipedia: U.S. governmen
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by runn1ng 13y ago
Strange. Very strange. When I tried it about a year ago, I had completely different results. I got something that looked exactly like Coca Cola without the carbon (so it didn't lose color), but it tasted very bitter and wasn't swe
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by runn1ng 13y ago
The problem with this approach is - I know how dangerous is to run un-updated system, and I am too lazy to check updates at yet another system, and correct stuff when the updates break something. And updates always break something.
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by runn1ng 13y ago
Well, from IDG, I prefered to read ComputerWorld anyway. It's apparently for IT managers (which I am not), but it at least contains some information, unlike PC World's "top 10 shareware applications of the month" and &qu
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by runn1ng 13y ago
The second I hear "XMission", I remember Maddox's website ( http://maddox.xmission.com/ ). Maybe I spend too much time on the internet.
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by runn1ng 13y ago
Some sites are auto-flagged (like anyhing from The Onion). Maybe it's the issue with Nate Silver too.
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by runn1ng 13y ago
....why not just run OTR on top of Jabber? It's pretty surveillance proof and they are applications for iOS/Android that support all of that. I fail to see the point.
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by runn1ng 13y ago
>The team is aiming to develop clients for Android and iOS Is there BitMessage for those? The main site is telling me there is not. Google search returns some forum threads, most of them not relevant.
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by runn1ng 13y ago
What the hell... are they serious?
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by runn1ng 13y ago
http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/FAQ/KeepingTrack.html How does www keep track of the available servers? - The resource discovery problem
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by runn1ng 13y ago
I am pretty sure that in US, he would be [classified] to [classified].
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by runn1ng 13y ago
But that's the point of the article. That so much depends on the spin and the truth gets lost.
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by runn1ng 13y ago
With the new technology (fingerprints, retina scans), it's very hard to pull that off I think. Even spies today have problems with that; it's not enough to just put on fake moustache when you are easily identified by your fingerpr
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by runn1ng 13y ago
Everytime I connect to darknet, I feel like Batman with a secret, underground, Gotham identity. In the rain, on the rooftop, or something like that. Even when the darknet is nowadays used mostly for spam and child porn.
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by runn1ng 13y ago
I am a person that doesn't really understands webserver software. What is approximately the difference between Apache and Nginx? Also, should I stop using LAMP stack for my small and experimental PHP websites that very few people visit
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by runn1ng 13y ago
At least those agencies are not reading my private messages. Oh wait.
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Hidden microphone found at Ecuador's embassy in UK (in a building with Assange)(guardian.co.uk)
4 points by runn1ng 13y ago|0 comments
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by runn1ng 13y ago
It's funny how this story goes international. From Hong Kong/Peking to Moskow, to Austria/France, to Venezuela.
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Private Eye: pay-what-you-want sci-fi comics without DRM, about privacy/cloud(panelsyndicate.com)
1 points by runn1ng 13y ago|0 comments
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by runn1ng 13y ago
Try startpage https://startpage.com/ It's basically google, but without the tracking. (Or so they say.)
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by runn1ng 13y ago
Wikia (not wikimedia!) is for profit, I would think. Wikia are those "personal wikis" for TV shows/alternate universes/fan stuff in general. They also have annoying ads all over the place and all have really ugly MediaWi
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Snowden given safepass to Ecuador [pdf](s0.uvnimg.com)
196 points by runn1ng 13y ago|42 comments
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by runn1ng 13y ago
Yes, I meant it like that. Bugs will always exist and it's stupid to think that Facebook should be liable for bugs that caused nobody any harm whatsoever just because the bug existed .
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by runn1ng 13y ago
Uh... what? You should be "held liable" for security bugs? What a load of crap. This individual saw the bug, announced it to Facebook using their bounty program, they fixed it pretty fast and gave him money. What more do you want?
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I don’t think President Obama is here tonight, but I’m sure he’s listening in.(rt.com)
5 points by runn1ng 13y ago|1 comments
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by runn1ng 13y ago
I am sorry, I know that it's not that important, but I just find Where Is Snowden Adventures so exciting to watch . It's like reading an adventure novel, only in real time, real life and with larger-than-life characters like Assa
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by runn1ng 13y ago
To anyone using Skype for actual work, the problems with peer-to-peer messaging become rather obvious, as messages from one device appear only when both that device and the receiver are online, which gets really chaotic when communicating

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