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by state 13y ago
I found this conversation to be a really worthwhile read (when it came out). It's a refreshing demonstration of the 'empirical journalism' that Assange describes in this conversation. As time goes on I find it even more inter
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by state 13y ago
I'm guessing you're referring to other replies that we can't see. Is that the case? Just curious what you're talking about.
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by state 13y ago
It's so true. I spend the majority of my time working for a company that sells physical products, and we roll everything ourselves. Managing fulfillment, integrating with accounting, and basic CRM among a medium-sized team is an enormo
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by state 13y ago
Is Asana doing poorly?
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by state 13y ago
I certainly appreciate the boldness of your personal commitment. You should add that to the site somehow.
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by state 13y ago
Shouldn't this calculation include time cost? Clearly that's where the value lies. Do you pay yourself $0 per hour? Of course not.
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by state 13y ago
The only thing that would attract me to a "personal archive" product is being able to completely and totally own it. I want to have ownership not just over my data, but also of its presentation. If you decide you want to redesign
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Snowden Civil War(cryptome.org)
2 points by state 13y ago|0 comments
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by state 13y ago
Although this is somewhat unrelated, I have to say: my main concern upon seeing that Bot & Dolly / Autofuss were part of this list is what will happen to Front ( http://www.autofuss.com/news ). I find myself there ne
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by state 13y ago
I've been using Guardpost in production for the past few months, and it works really well. I'm curious to see the internals. Thanks for this!
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by state 13y ago
It seems to me that the best way to launch a product for the "dark web" would be to just release the code.
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Google gives first testimony before Congress since Snowden leaks [pdf](4law.co.il)
1 points by state 13y ago|0 comments
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by state 13y ago
Is anyone keeping count of how many times this story has appeared here? It's somewhat interesting (this isn't a jab at the content), I'm just surprised to see it appear again. Is this more compelling because of the series A?
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by state 13y ago
'The Quine Tapes' ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bootleg_Series_Volume_1:_The_Qu... ) has always been one of my favorite records to put on while programming.
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by state 13y ago
So here I am, in a submarine, learning a foreign language. What an afternoon.
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by state 13y ago
If ever there was a right attitude about bringing a radical project in to the world: this is it. I just spent 15 minutes just _reading_ the documentation. Because it's _interesting_. That never happens.
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by state 13y ago
Could you give some examples?
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by state 13y ago
How about a t-shirt? http://teespring.com/metadataequalssurveilance
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by state 13y ago
Another way to look at it is that we haven't worked hard enough to build tools that adequately help us either build a new intuition, or maintain the physical metaphors. Perhaps more fundamentally, we haven't found business models
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by state 13y ago
I guess it's really just a matter of personal preference. I switched to adding 'MDN' to my search queries out of gut frustration with having to parse through the W3 pages. I think the comment about 'hipsters' is a l
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by state 13y ago
THIS! The thing that really ought to replace W3Schools is MDN.
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by state 13y ago
I'd be interested to hear about the technical details of this. Someone below suggested filesize comparison. Would that really work?
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by state 13y ago
I can't say how many times I have been asked 'How can I start learning to build stuff for the web?' and wanted to give this as an answer. It's not perfect, but it's on GitHub!
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by state 13y ago
"The discovery was made by Jose Rodriguez, a soldier in Spain’s Canary Islands, who has a history of discovering these tricky bypass methods. His secret? Plenty of time waiting in cars in his former job as a driver for government offic
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by state 13y ago
Four minutes between the post below and this. Nice work!
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by state 13y ago
My thoughts exactly.
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by state 13y ago
Are we sure this isn't partially state-sponsored?
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by state 13y ago
Just seeing this on the front page is making me a little uncomfortable about the plain black t-shirt I'm wearing.
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by state 13y ago
Relevant (and just posted on the Cryptome list): http://www.freelists.org/post/cryptome/MITM-Manipulation-of-...
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MITM Manipulation of Snowden Documents(freelists.org)
1 points by state 13y ago|0 comments

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