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by snsr 11y ago
It's probably worth noting that you can largely thank Ronald Reagan and his handlers for this legislation. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comprehensive_Crime_Control_...
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by snsr 11y ago
This continues to reflect very poorly on CMU and CERT.
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by snsr 11y ago
Right. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxIsuY_wnQ0
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by snsr 11y ago
Are you being serious? Maybe you need to do some reading? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Space_Station https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/main/index.html
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by snsr 11y ago
This is the nod, though the CISA provision does the exact opposite of this: > It strengthens cybersecurity programs
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by snsr 11y ago
This is the first I've heard of itch.io - I like what you're doing, and there are some fantastic projects on the site. Nice work!
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by snsr 11y ago
I was reminded of that incident as well. I think it's also worth noting that this was an illegal use of the DMCA. I'm of the mind that there should be liability for claimants knowingly misusing the DMCA to censor others.
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by snsr 11y ago
You seem to have a strange sense of morality. Looks like good marketing to me.
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by snsr 11y ago
Thanks for the heads-up, hadn't heard to Qubes before.
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by snsr 11y ago
Pretty sure this classifies as cannibalism.
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by snsr 11y ago
> is an acceptable excuse No, it's not. Going with your flawed example: having an addiction to heroin should be a socially acceptable problem, or at least one that doesn't land an addict in prison in and of itself. Helping thos
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by snsr 11y ago
This is probably a good place to point out that GHB is not, in fact, completely safe. It can easily kill you when combined with other depressants, particularly alcohol. It's also physically addictive, and the associated withdrawal can
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by snsr 11y ago
Web fonts done properly don't require JavaScript. You are correct about Windows having objectively terrible font rendering though, and not just in web browsers.
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by snsr 11y ago
>> I did 45 minutes in the pool today (2.75km) spent an hour walking my dog, and dealt with numerous stairs ramps and other not-sitting things. I'm not anything I would call "in shape" but would another 30 minutes of wa
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by snsr 11y ago
Amazing work.
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by snsr 11y ago
What a fantastic project - thanks for documenting and sharing!
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by snsr 11y ago
It's also on seclists.org - http://seclists.org/isn/2015/Aug/4
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by snsr 11y ago
According to the Sony leaks, the MPAA has been directly funding investigations by state attorneys general offices. https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20141212/12142629419/leake...
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by snsr 11y ago
I know you're joking, but your Mac, even without an optical drive, will still play a DVD if you connect a drive (networked, USB etc).
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China Bans Stock Sales by Major Shareholders for Six Months(bloomberg.com)
1 points by snsr 11y ago|0 comments
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by snsr 11y ago
He's a patent troll.
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by snsr 11y ago
This is a ferociously regressive tax. How about something a bit more progressive?
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by snsr 11y ago
Skewed reviews or not, I tend to avoid Yelp search results. They intentionally degrade the web experience in favor of repeatedly promoting their native application; the opposite of useful content when searching for a restaurant etc.
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by snsr 11y ago
Looks good to me; more control in the hands of users.
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by snsr 11y ago
Any page that pops a modal or interstitial on landing is an instant-close for me.
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by snsr 11y ago
This sounds pretty broad to me. Despite purportedly being targeted at "intrusion" software, the copy below seems to include supporting tooling and resources. ...systems, equipment or components specially designed for the gener
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Broad US export/licensing controls proposed for encryption and testing software(federalregister.gov)
13 points by snsr 11y ago|1 comments
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by snsr 11y ago
http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/us-ope...
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by snsr 12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NeXT
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by snsr 12y ago
Please stop submitting WSJ links.

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