rvschuilenburg

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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
Yep. Basically you're telling an advertising company about everything you purchase.
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
Doesn't Google do the same though with Drive and Hangouts?
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Public Privacy: Cyber Security and Human Rights (online course)(iversity.org)
2 points by rvschuilenburg 13y ago|0 comments
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
I just don't get it. Gamers are apparently very eager to play a new version of Half Life. Just like they love to play yet ANOTHER version of GTA (and it's selling!). Why not go ahead and create that game people are waiting for? (y
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
"after pressure from the US over its piracy record".
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
back and forth, forever
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
I can't help but think this will only result in disasters. “Business people have a hard time grasping the fundamental concepts behind web applications, and they often lack the patience required” Exactly. That's why those business
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
You're missing your flight.
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
Next: facebook 'private' photos
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Stop Thinking That Tech Hacks Are the Solution to Our Surveillance Woes(wired.com)
78 points by rvschuilenburg 13y ago|40 comments
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
In this regard WP8 is very much like iOS and not even close to Android. Apps are 'tombstoned' when they are not the visible app. So no matter how many apps you install, when they're not open, they won't use battery.
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
Coinbase.com
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
Come on. Everything on 4chan is made up. How can they even consider this to be true?
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
I just figured he had a fail-safe somewhere that he has to check into every x days. If he doesn't for a while the password gets e-mailed to a bunch of people.
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
What I like about the more 'underground' genres like in my case Drum & Bass is most artist are not doing it to make a commercial success, but because they love the music.
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
This has always been confusing to me: "I have to drink my beer from a paper bag, so there is nothing to be seen. What do you think everybody drinks from their paper bags? Coca-cola?"
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
Same in Holland.
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
FYI: Move back to Android, install ParanoidAndroid. This will not help if you are going to install the Google Apps suite.
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
You could still have people go to voting booths. Let the booth generate a random address per user. Keep generated addresses in booths to enable paper trail of votes to the booth.
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
Can't you also read RSS using the OSX Mail.app?
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
What happened here then? http://gawker.com/5637234/gcreep-google-engineer-stalked-tee...
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by rvschuilenburg 13y ago
Same here, and it confuses the hell out of me. Everytime i tell someone about yet-another-privacy-issue, and each time they answer "well, i have nothing to hide".
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by rvschuilenburg 14y ago
perhaps you could link the thumbs to their detail page @ analysis?
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by rvschuilenburg 14y ago
From what i've always understood, if he is transported in a car together with a diplomat, the UK police are still not allowed to stop them. So he himself doesn't have to be a diplomat.
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by rvschuilenburg 14y ago
I agree, i was also impressed. It's a Dutch provider, dds.nl
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by rvschuilenburg 14y ago
My e-mail provider has fixed this by displaying the attachment as plain text. I guess until they update to the newest horde where it has been fixed.
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by rvschuilenburg 14y ago
I've sent them an e-mail. I will let you know when i know more :)
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by rvschuilenburg 14y ago
I noticed my e-mail provider also gave me the JS popup when i clicked the SVG attachment. They are using Horde. Possible horde security flaw?
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by rvschuilenburg 15y ago
I was thinking the same. What is is that klout does here, that is wrong? If the post is public on Facebook, what can you do about it?
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by rvschuilenburg 15y ago
It's not iOS that knows, it's the App. That only happens when you have the app open.

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