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by sbhn 8y ago
The process of stealing peoples data, there physical appearance data in this case, in the name of security and billing the tax payer billions of pounds for the priveledge, isnt going away very soon.
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by sbhn 8y ago
Yes, i had a similar perspective, ive also posted a lot of open source and i thought if you are still inclined to be following me with your draw dropped in awe, then youd need to be getting yourself a life. Surely im not that important. But
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by sbhn 8y ago
Its not only advertisers buying your data. I had a boss who paid a subscription to a service that monitors as much of your internet activity as possible. He got alerts everytime i and other colleages did anything public. He bought it cause
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by sbhn 8y ago
China is no different than england. Anybody on the raw end of English foreign policy knows that.
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by sbhn 8y ago
my first comment illuded to the eagerness of the hacker news community to engage in china bashing. I also pointed out that censorship is considered during the design process. Here is a list of games we are allowed to know about before PEGI
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by sbhn 8y ago
Games are media. Even the app store has censorship requirements that you must follow. You can lobby to your government to introduce more stringent cencorship laws on Chinese exports to your country if you want, because, well, its just not f
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by sbhn 8y ago
Perhaps you answered your own question. Uk has many cards up its sleeve to censor china for whatever reason it needs.
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by sbhn 8y ago
In UK they use the PEGI rating system for games that influences the design process. They also have OFCOM, ICO, HMRC and even more. Chinese companies cant sell games in the UK without complying with all the laws. Sounds like another case of
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by sbhn 8y ago
The uk gov now appears to resemble a media organisation whos main purpose is to broadcast the message of fear. The amount of money that passes in and out of the uk gov and to all the industry security contractors that manage that amplified
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by sbhn 8y ago
Your data, someone elses money; and in this case, the money for those who can convince you the most that you are in imminent danger and thats why they need so much more money and media attention and fear mongering government support
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by sbhn 8y ago
Microsoft Encarta
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by sbhn 8y ago
You need a catchy slogan. “Your Face, Somebody Elses Money”
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by sbhn 8y ago
Good response, i thought it was left over terminology from segregation times. You may be right
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by sbhn 8y ago
Thx for link. Everytime i read the word ‘whitelist’, i think, havn’t they caught up with the times, thats racist, whitelist. Why does white suggest good?
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by sbhn 8y ago
All these Australia encrytion bypass laws articles are being ignored. Try replacing ‘Australia’ in the subject line with ‘China’, ‘North Korea’, ‘Iran’ or ‘Russia’. It’ll get loads of views and user interaction, trust me.
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by sbhn 8y ago
Its true. But i still do them anyway since it makes me look busy when im not.
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by sbhn 8y ago
The trick is to install the legacy docker toolbox with kitematic and docker-compose. The desktop shortcuts dont wirk, so you will need to also fix those. You will also need ensure you are using the oracle vm virtual box. Its all a real pain
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by sbhn 8y ago
Your customer doesnt exist
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by sbhn 8y ago
America only
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by sbhn 8y ago
Anytime anybody critices china, you only have to replace the word with america, or england, and the story is the same. Except, using china in a sentance significantly raises the clickbait value.
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by sbhn 8y ago
That word is in the oxford dictionary
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by sbhn 8y ago
I suspect that the lengths US and UK go to keep influence over afghanistan is so that it can reintroduce the flow of heroin into china if they ever wants to play that card again
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by sbhn 8y ago
I couldnt find pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
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by sbhn 8y ago
Sounds like the answer is giving the police a special button that can take control of the car and pull it over automatically
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by sbhn 8y ago
Does quantum mean its thread safe?
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by sbhn 8y ago
If you can pay the insurance, anything is possible
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by sbhn 8y ago
Joe Nobody’s tracking history will show him the click, I think it should also show him how much money his attention and action was sold for.
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by sbhn 8y ago
Do you mean hackers. I guess hackers would trade my data in secret without providing me any compensation or itemised record of it.
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by sbhn 8y ago
Google can track everything I do, and present much of that to me in a pretty easy to use interface. But it’s unable to show me how much money my clicks generated. Many of the links presented to me are brokered by google, they know how much
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by sbhn 8y ago
This video has a UI built using annotations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z7WPLhbPao They are buttons that fwd or rwd the video to a point where the white strobe flash matches the text on the button, doh, I mean annotat

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