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sobkas
12y ago
Because they need contributions(direct and indirect) to get (re)elected or even able to be a candidate? And there are other ways to use money to influence this?
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sobkas
12y ago
You know that people that use lobbying will almost always care more, because their money is on the line? Also they are willing to use that money to prove it?
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sobkas
12y ago
>He divulged sensitive U.S. documents and information that now bad actors use to exploit/harm the US. Just to be frank, what Keanu Reeves or Charlie Sheen can do to harm U.S.?
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sobkas
12y ago
your preference for linux distributions is unrelated to my comment
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sobkas
12y ago
No one, because God doesn't exist.
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sobkas
12y ago
There is no "enough", when you want everything.
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sobkas
12y ago
>Yet if I use restrictive licenses people just avoid the software altogether. Do you mean gpl/agpl? If yes, why do you care if leaches don't use your code?
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An Interview with Gallium Nine Project Developer Axel Davy
(gamingonlinux.com)
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sobkas
12y ago
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sobkas
12y ago
In USA, taking away money from "those who hunger and are not fed, those who are cold and are not clothed" is a feature not a bug
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sobkas
12y ago
So does it work on pypy
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sobkas
12y ago
Less than I want, more than I should
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sobkas
12y ago
So who will be able to use this wonderful protocol? Because I don't think it will be available on gmail(or any other big provider). How it isn't going to end like a pgp right now, when I can sent encrypted emails only to myself, b
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sobkas
12y ago
> Your not trying to protect yourself form the NSA. If the US government saw you as a real threat they could walk into your server room and taking the hardware, or launch a drone strike. Unless they want to use your hardware to attack so
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sobkas
12y ago
I would like to know why I even should have a dumb watch before answering question about smart one.
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sobkas
12y ago
If using a ssh client involves setting up anytermd daemon then it's not a ssh client but an anyterm client. There is a difference between two. ps. line like this makes me eager to base my security on it: ../scripts/mk_static_
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sobkas
12y ago
Only if there was a ssh client for it...
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sobkas
12y ago
This remainds me of sd card hacking: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPEzLNh5YIo
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sobkas
12y ago
It's only forbidden if you get caught.
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sobkas
12y ago
Where one could find a specification of the protocol used by Mitro?
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sobkas
12y ago
So will it work with a gccgo?
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sobkas
12y ago
Googling for "QUALCOMM Proprietary and Confidential." resulted in a small smirk on my side. So confidential.
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sobkas
12y ago
My point is: did criminal made a decision to commit a crime based on facts and rational tough or he made it based on other factors. Was he even capable of doing so(drunk driver, ideological driven crimes). Did he considered the length of se
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sobkas
12y ago
Because a drunk driver thinks how many years will he spend in prison for causing an accident and killing people and not thinking that nothing will happen because no one will catch him?
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sobkas
12y ago
They don't want to do what? Be a solider? Kill? Follow orders? Wake up so early? And what happens when they want? A life sentence?
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sobkas
12y ago
Is there a justice in government torturing people because You think they might not be punished enough? Then what You would do to innocent people that ended in prison, untorture them? Your justice is that kind of justice the Kolyma was know
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sobkas
12y ago
I know there were an other XKCD about kola borahola: https://xkcd.com/1330/
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sobkas
12y ago
In all fairness, we have no evidence to prove or disprove that You are not a duck. Quack.
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sobkas
13y ago
They are only in problem now, because they have released the patch. If no one outside the company saw that patch, they could spot the problem and fix it without anyone noticing and creating a PR disaster. They probably wouldn't, but th
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sobkas
13y ago
I would like to know how many security related patches they are keeping for themselves? And I think not only Akamai did this. I hope that this situation will prove that security needs a bit more patch reviews and a bit less of secret sauce.
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sobkas
13y ago
And by fistfight You mean that one party does all the fighting and the other being all the unconscious?
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