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Newspaper presses FOIA fight for food stamp payment data(politico.com)
1 points by stfu 13y ago|0 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
I am getting three results for Wozniak: 1: Secure Coding Guide: Designing Secure User Interfaces 2: Starbuck - Movie Trailers - iTunes 3: Showtimes - Starbuck - Movie Trailers - iTunes
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US admits: French surveillance revelations raise 'legitimate questions'(theguardian.com)
17 points by stfu 13y ago|5 comments
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UK doctors given bonuses for placing patients on ‘death lists’ - report(rt.com)
1 points by stfu 13y ago|0 comments
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France summons U.S. ambassador over spying report(reuters.com)
148 points by stfu 13y ago|61 comments
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The ocean is broken(theherald.com.au)
99 points by stfu 13y ago|30 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
I rarely do this but I flagged the post for that very own reason. That Tumblr blog doesn't even attempt to add any value to the NYT story at all.
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Police warning after drug traffickers' cyber-attack(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by stfu 13y ago|0 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
Absolutely. There is nothing that singles out Microsoft as better or worse, but it is a looming issue for the whole US tech industry.
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by stfu 13y ago
Druge's sole existence is based on how well he is able to spot fringe stories and push them into the mainstream. There would be not reason to go on that site if it weren't for his (and his team's) talent to spot some detail i
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by stfu 13y ago
From my perspective "biased" is in American media pretty much defined on how well somebody can put you into the left or right corner. As long as you can somewhat convincingly argue that you are in the middle you are welcome guest
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by stfu 13y ago
Even Wikipedia refers to Mother Jones as a "politically left-wing American magazine,". The reason why I was picking those two is that from my perspective both have been covering the Snowden/Greenwald revelations from a positi
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by stfu 13y ago
Yes, at least for the way he presets himself. He is able to put a serious argument forward and able to discuss things head to head with conventional journalists. If you compare the video where Greenwald gets some hard questions by some BBC
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by stfu 13y ago
I can definitely see that working. The mainstream-critical news field seems very populated by extremely polarizing figures. On the libertarian side there is very little between full blown conspiracy theory mongers (ala Axel Jones) and those
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by stfu 13y ago
This is going to be the main issue behind that argument. The burden of proof has shifted. The tech industries reaction to the Snowden seems to the outside very lukewarm. Sure, they are giving all sorts of "trust us" statements, bu
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by stfu 13y ago
Only if I am unhappy with the frontpage and think I need to influence the article order. But I am looking quite often in the "ask" section, even so one visit a weeks is probably enough to stay updated in that section.
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Inside 23andMe founder Anne Wojcicki's $99 DNA Revolution(fastcompany.com)
56 points by stfu 13y ago|48 comments
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Pipeline breaks, spews 20,600 barrels of oil in North Dakota(prairiebizmag.com)
1 points by stfu 13y ago|0 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
Can you clarify that headline a bit?
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$2 Billion NSA Spy Center is Going Up in Flames(thefiscaltimes.com)
7 points by stfu 13y ago|1 comments
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Obamacare: Personal Data Can Be Used For ‘Law Enforcement and Audit Activities’(weeklystandard.com)
63 points by stfu 13y ago|30 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
Am I the only one who thought the headline was suggesting that the one giving the embarrassing interview was Greenwald and not the interviewer?
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Google is Exploring an Alternative to Cookies for Ad Tracking(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
91 points by stfu 13y ago|95 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
You are right - I was forgetting about Office. Has this really the full functional office capabilities, especially Excel and PowerPoint?
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by stfu 13y ago
I am having a hard time imagining what functionality you are missing in Android that Windows is providing? Not trying to defend either one of both, just being curious.
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United States v. $35,651.11 (ij.org)
9 points by stfu 13y ago|5 comments
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by stfu 13y ago
At that point my personal conspiracy is suggesting that tptacek has become some form of alliance officer for hn outreach efforts.
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by stfu 13y ago
That's the crux with most quantitative studies in social sciences. They are able to deliver impressive sounding claims, but in the end the external validity is more than questionable.
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How the US government inadvertently created Wikileaks(pandodaily.com)
104 points by stfu 13y ago|20 comments
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CFPB's data-mining on consumer credit cards challenged in heated House hearing(washingtonexaminer.com)
4 points by stfu 13y ago|0 comments

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