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sbhn
8y ago
So I guess the data is now being shared across the border between security services and rightly so. The data and the story now have significantly more value to those services that bill the tax payer, and those that sell your attention using
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8y ago
People circle the block in there SUV 10 times, rather than walking, is because there main stream fear media is reminding them all the time that they are at risk of being knifed, or shot or beaten by random criminals all the time. And if the
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8y ago
Its legal when a whole bunch of suits standing behind the politician who uses there media priveledge to amplify an issue, are able to syphon without scrutiny, as many tax paying dollars as possible.
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8y ago
Great news, now can apple fix that problem where nearby nfc hid readers auto open Apple Pay.
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8y ago
I can see it now, Dumb terminals for everybody, and administered by the free country of the US of A
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8y ago
Click baits gonna click bait
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8y ago
Cuda sha256 https://github.com/Sean-Bradley/CUDALookupSHA256 Cuda ripemd160 https://github.com/Sean-Bradley/CUDALookupRipeMD60
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8y ago
If it is a success in Australia, it will be rolled out across the rest of the commonwealth
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8y ago
Cat music mashup. Guaranteed to make your cat look at you as if you’re an idiot. https://rave.dj/PKqlwGPNObCcaw
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8y ago
Gitlab CI/CD and docker compose. https://youtu.be/RV0845KmsNI
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8y ago
I tried this using a flir one on my iPhone. https://youtu.be/IMxZQ922rLs Sorry, it sounds like a really good idea, but it just doesn't work very well in practise. The users fingers don't sit on the keys long enoug
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8y ago
Camouflaged Vacuity
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I think YouTube needs to be censored and filtered until it resembles the evening news where you can see concerned politicians rescuing you from attack and justifying the stuff that creates division, destabilisation and refugees. Edit: and p
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8y ago
Excellent, my fork-me-on-gitlab project is viewable again. https://gitlab.com/seanwasere/fork-me-on-gitlab
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8y ago
alas poor yorick
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Gitlab 500 error
(gitlab.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
I’m sorry but there is no get out clause in today’s modern society when it comes to paying the tv license fee, unless your over 65 or registered unemployed. The magistrate is going to need full access to your private communications to find
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8y ago
You just broke the law of my second disagreer. It’s ‘TV license’, not ‘BBC license’, seems you're no better than me or perhaps been a little misinformed by its naming, just like just about everybody, except those who read and understoo
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8y ago
So 10 percent of criminal convictions are bbc license fee related, and many don’t show up in searches or make it far enough to be statutorily documented. I’m really sorry I wrote the British court house thing, you see, I don’t need to speak
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8y ago
The GDPR reference is totally relevant. You see, every popular library or js include has some kind of tracking in it. It’s default implementation, the one you copy and paste, or added via package manager, is either by default contains somet
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8y ago
I try to put as much information into a small amount text so it’s quick for you to read. I don’t need to write a 20 page essay to convince you. But I’ll give you a few points. The guardian is just another lobby with its own hopes and fears,
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8y ago
I kind of read the headline as, ‘pay the guardian a subscription fee or we’ll aggravate, and amplify, stories that make society feel more scared and under attack from forces that can only be resolved with less freedoms and more tax payer sp
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The bottom line is that some British family owned business is going to win the billion dollar security database tender. Edit: I know that’s not fair, the money will go to some offshore company where it’s a bit harder to account for Edit2: a
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Why do you people keep calling it ‘Intellegence’, it’s ‘Insecurity’.
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“Fork Me on GitLab” Ribbons (GDPR Compliant)
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8y ago
Speaking of hot new languages, check out ArnoldC https://github.com/lhartikk/ArnoldC
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8y ago
HN leaks my data, just press my user name, look at all the comments I made, see which other users I’ve interacted with, and have similar interests, also see my submissions. I looked at all your usernames already.
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8y ago
It’s only bad for Californian copyright lawyers
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If I take a video of jimi Hendrix improvising guitar, then he owns the copyright on the music, but I own the copyright on the recording
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8y ago
If you never paid, well that’s because you entered the scene after Microsoft’s commoditising effect of the browser market had taken effect. You now had a choice.
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