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by sentenza 12y ago
Here it is on Vimeo: http://vimeo.com/106026217 Worked fine for me in FF on linux. Might be worth a try in Chrome.
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by sentenza 12y ago
You are doing something very important here. Many people forget that the guys running the show at the NSA are, in all probability, at least as savvy as any one of us. For this reason, it is always a good starting point to ask oneself "
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by sentenza 12y ago
Not for long. As a continental European, I'd be quite surprised if the UK voted to stay in the EU in the 2017 referendum. There is just so much hatred for the EU coming out of the UK that by now, its leaving almost seems a forgone conc
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by sentenza 12y ago
If I, as a consumer from continental Europe, can't be subject to what is essentially a rippoff by UK online shops any more, then it is a win. It even makes it easier for UK online shops to be compliant with consumer protection laws wit
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by sentenza 12y ago
Oy. That was legal? It seems that I have been cross-border shopping a bit too carelessly. I know that the English Newspapers will manage to put an anti-EU spin on this, but cross-border e-commerce has to become easier. From regulation to sh
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by sentenza 12y ago
Uhm. Just because you didn't believe it doesn't mean that it wasn't known. The CCC was talking about this stuff years ago, some of it conjecture, some of it information from old sources/anonymous sources and the like. No
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by sentenza 12y ago
Wouldn't it be possible to use an IPv6 broadcast, thus making messaging of "everybody" trivial? All that would then be required is that cell phones, pads and computers give some sort of non-mistakeable warning sound upon rece
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by sentenza 12y ago
Be honest, who doesn't have rm -rf * in their shell history? Now it's just one accidental twitch away.
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by sentenza 12y ago
In all fairness, people like me who are not security researchers cannot assess whether or not such a change is problematic. The only reasonable thing we can do is to trust the audit. Post-audit changes, from a pracitcal point of view, mean
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by sentenza 12y ago
I'm in no way defending Karel De Gucht, believe me. The situation you describe raises some questions, though. If he is this unpopular and disliked in Belgium, how on earth did he manage to become Belgium's representative in the Co
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by sentenza 12y ago
> The EU itself is a backdoor for treaties like TTIP and CETA. Without it, such treaties would have to go through the democratic processes of sovereign nations, which, although far from perfect, are most certainly more transparent and de
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by sentenza 12y ago
I see no reason to distrust the whole of the EU just because they don't reject Karel De Gucht. After all, if Belgium stands behind him, the EU can't do much. If that isn't satisfying for you, I recommend distrusting the EU Co
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by sentenza 12y ago
If a treaty of this extent is negotiated in secret and then made public for ratification it _can_ _only_ _fail_ to be accepted. (At least if the democratically elected EU parliament is involved in the acceptance process) This thing changes
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by sentenza 12y ago
Security Now with Steve Gibson and Leo Laporte http://twit.tv/sn Freakshow (German, but best tech podcast I've found so far) http://freakshow.fm/ FLOSS Weekly http://twit.tv/show/f
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by sentenza 12y ago
I'd say the assumption is that other African countries already are worried and taking action. It's also important to consider the severity that an Ebola outbreak develops based on its transport options. Usually, an Ebola outbreak
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by sentenza 12y ago
That was truly a moment in the spotlight for Slashdot. It's just sad that it has mostly died due to continued neglect.
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by sentenza 12y ago
I'm with you there. I still fondly remember Google Buzz and haven't really found an alternative that has the same feel to it yet. I hope there is some post facto analysis a few months from now. IMO Google is risking that this shut
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by sentenza 12y ago
Having worked in the field of protein recruitment simulations, I can confirm this. We need to know a lot more before we can actually build a simulation of the entire protein dynamics in a cell (which is what would be needed to make any sort
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by sentenza 12y ago
As a German, I must disagree. It might seem that the situation with the German intelligence services is as bad as, for instance in France, but on closer observation, this is not true. There are multiple reasons: 1. Our intelligence agencies
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by sentenza 12y ago
Oh man, I wish more services had a kids login/kids button. Watching videos with my daughter really messes up my youtube recommendations. YT: "What do you want to watch? Some blood-drinking metal band from eastern Europe? Some fine
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by sentenza 12y ago
Heh. That app will want to access your health records in order to determine whether or not you are at risk of epilepsy, so it can adjust its flashy graphics. Then, of course, they'll transmit the results of your last HIV test to every
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by sentenza 12y ago
I wonder what will happen to that EU servers law, because it has been made completely useless by a recent court decision in the US. Therein, the judge ruled that all data on servers of US companies in the EU can be accessed by the US legal
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by sentenza 12y ago
The moment that LTE started happening, people realized that they were not going to get decent internet. Because "rural" in Germany includes villages with 1000 inhabitants in it. Just because the big Telcos don't consider it e
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by sentenza 12y ago
It was, however, easy enough to use for anybody capable of administering their own Windows PC, a situation which most of us on this site have been in at some point in our lives.
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by sentenza 12y ago
Anonymity is out and I'd say that being an "independent" crypto person that has to defend themself will not get you very far once you have come to the attention of the wrong people. So what options remain for the person that
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by sentenza 12y ago
Thanks for sharing. So screw the Play Store then. I wonder how long this can continue. At some point, one of those big walled garden providers will run head-on into EU law with this kind of behaviour. If you hold control over a significant
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by sentenza 12y ago
Historically, young men would be sent to war and then, after being horribly traumatized, return to seek solace in family, community or alcoholism. Women were stuck with all the hard and mind-numbing household work, not allowed to take up a
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by sentenza 12y ago
Would you mind to name and shame that university? I've often heared of programs being dissolved, but always with a "we won't stop operation until the last matriculated person has been given enough time to graduate at average
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by sentenza 12y ago
What you describe is a pretty good argument about why supply side economics alone can't describe our economy adequately. If nobody has the money to create the demand, the economy will shrink. Can you imagine what it is like to live in
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by sentenza 12y ago
I live in Europe, where there is a lot more regulation on Telecom Companies. My house is in a small village in the woods (45min away from the next Autobahn!) and yet I can get 50Mbps down and 10Mbps up for 50€. Regulation sets the market in

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