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by stfu 14y ago
You can add to that the whole subsidize issues. Lots of opportunities in the EU but very few who are really knowledgeable on how to optimize/maximize that subject.
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by stfu 14y ago
Somehow I think obviously questionable ideas like these have a positive impact. They are most likely teaching users a lot more about privacy than all the warnings of us "paranoids" can achieve.
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Petraeus case shows FBI's authority to read email(hosted.ap.org)
49 points by stfu 14y ago|37 comments
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Skype rats out alleged WikiLeaks supporter without waiting for court warrant(rt.com)
19 points by stfu 14y ago|1 comments
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by stfu 14y ago
If this were the case I would argue that the bigger problem is the apparently very easy accessibility of client data to employees.
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by stfu 14y ago
http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/7904696/Dotcom-trumpets-fr... There you go :)
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by stfu 14y ago
He is clearly not very concerned about the legality, esp by running around and recording on private property. But I guess his whole point is the there-is-a-surveillance-camera,so-how-do-you-like-being-recorded-now illustration.
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by stfu 14y ago
The avoidable/not following around/no sound aspect comes in question with the increasing Drone popularity. And after all most of those "reputable entities" are most likely using some form of human being with various levels of "random creep"
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by stfu 14y ago
Dotcom is actually working hard to keep the servers for the Mega project in NZ. Apparently even working on a new sea cable to the US.
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by stfu 14y ago
Just because most reactions somewhat imply shady SEO problems: Cutts' clearly states, that they are giving preferred treatment to a high viability site such as Gawker, while normal websites (i.e. internet peasants) would have been de-index
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by stfu 14y ago
“We try very hard to make sure we communicate with Webmasters,” Mr. Cutts says. For instance, he says, he reassured Gawker Media that it would remain in search results after Hurricane Sandy caused it to crash. This somewhat perfectly summ
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by stfu 14y ago
Somehow fascinating how the recent disasters are moving Preppers more and more into the mainstream. But I never understood this dedication to valuing one's possessions more than the own life. As long as there is at least some form of overtu
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Iran Offers to Send Emergency Aid Team to Stricken New York(nytimes.com)
2 points by stfu 14y ago|0 comments
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"eBay blacklisting has forced us on to dole"(telegraph.co.uk)
3 points by stfu 14y ago|1 comments
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by stfu 14y ago
But wasn't there like a beta "craze" up until a few years ago? Like when Gmail launched, Google Buzz and a many other sites and services that are long forgotten by now. It certainly can work if the product is really attractive. But my susp
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Court OKs warrantless use of hidden surveillance cameras(news.cnet.com)
7 points by stfu 14y ago|5 comments
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Judge Orders Newspaper To Reveal Name Of Commenter(stlouis.cbslocal.com)
1 points by stfu 14y ago|0 comments
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Google's data-collecting habits drawing more scrutiny(thehill.com)
1 points by stfu 14y ago|0 comments
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Police inundated by thousands of online disputes(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by stfu 14y ago|0 comments
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by stfu 14y ago
Not at all. I think with every creativity centric professions reaching true mastery is a long process. If a designer is not able to attract clients by previous work this can have many reasons, but improving the ability to produce work suite
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by stfu 14y ago
It depends a lot on the designer/buyer relationship. For example a friend of mine had for example his logo done through 99Designs but ended up getting the whole CI for his business done plus keeps coming back for follow-up orders. Therefore
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by stfu 14y ago
Cryptome has been around forever. Some of their stuff is a bit "rantish" but overall I find them quite a reliable source.
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by stfu 14y ago
The element-of-blame may shift, but one hit wonders were always part of the music business. One has to consider, that artists usually work their whole life to get that one break-through song - and after that get about 12 month to deliver th
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by stfu 14y ago
I am fascinated by this. For most of us the situation, that some rogue web app developer is selling his data, is not really news worthy. But somehow this got magnified through the media-echo chamber into a massive "Facebook doesn't care abo
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by stfu 14y ago
So Facebook is not only the x largest state, but also acts on the same level of paranoia as government agencies do?
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Police protection or citizen censorship? Spain to ban photos and videos of cops(rt.com)
1 points by stfu 14y ago|0 comments
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by stfu 14y ago
I can see the benefits of riding on the back of somebody elses' brand, never the less I find these kinds of projects really bad fanboy'ism.
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India to install CCTV cameras at the homes all the ministers(dailymail.co.uk)
2 points by stfu 14y ago|1 comments
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by stfu 14y ago
Never thought that these processors are somewhat the result of Chinese subsidies gone wild. Really worth reading, thanks for this.
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by stfu 14y ago
Wouldn't it be easier to modify something like the already incredibly cheap (~$10) available key chain cameras? There are already quite sophisticated discussions on these out there http://www.chucklohr.com/808/index.shtml .

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