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by stse 17y ago
This event is featured in the tv movie 'Pirates of Silicon Valley', if I remember correctly.
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by stse 17y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_Horribles_Cernettes Great lyrics too ;)
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by stse 17y ago
I'm sad to say that some european hackers are reluctant to go to defcon because of the risk of being "registered" or even arrested.
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by stse 17y ago
Not really. Pirated games are largely downloaded from the Internet.
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by stse 17y ago
At the press conference they had some vague idea about monetizing search and, with their new protocol, lowering peering costs for ISPs. They also claimed that the file-sharers themselves could get paid for sharing certain files. The investo
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by stse 17y ago
Just wanted to confirm that piece of information. The fund will be setup to support internet projects and activism.
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by stse 17y ago
"Damn kids. They're all alike."
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by stse 17y ago
Actually, if I'm not totally mistaken, you can and they did it with the BBC broadcast. What you do is that you send interference to the satellite so it can't receive any data. Therefor it's always theoretically possible to jam a satellite t
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by stse 17y ago
When similar event took place in Burma, the government there totally disabled the Internet. I've heard that Iranian economy is more dependent on the Internet then Burma's was. There are efforts by the pirate movement and others to set up pr
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by stse 17y ago
l0phtcrack also seems to have been revived. http://www.l0phtcrack.com/
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by stse 17y ago
It's always hard to give general advise, you want to leverage your background, position and what you know. 'random' with Tim Ferris and Kevin Rose is nice also. http://www.fourhourworkweek.com/blog/category/interviews/
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by stse 17y ago
We have had this problem within Europe for a long time, but the European Union have acctually started taking care of the problem. Now there is a maximum fee on sms and voice calls when roaming within the union. About $0.50 to call another c
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by stse 17y ago
Every unjust law ir unclear sentence is just a boost for the pirate movement. They might have gained something if there were no opposition. The politicians ignore the issues because they don't want to show weakness, because every time they
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by stse 17y ago
correct, both parties have appealed the previous verdict, and there will be at least one other trial. If the court would have found the judge bias they would have had to retake the previous trial. Edit: The Local is a good source for Englis
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by stse 17y ago
When you already have interesting people coming to speak, why don't you make a separate short interview or summery and publish? Would be great both as a promotional thing and as a "log" for the ones who were there.
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by stse 17y ago
I think one of the cooler things coming out of yahoo was the "Yslow" best practices. But the guy in charge of that left for google around late 2007, early 2008. From what I've read they seem to have "lost" a lot of other people too.
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by stse 17y ago
Spotify :)
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by stse 17y ago
I wouldn't recommend the Kinesis Advantage if you are using a non-english layout (dvorak is fine). The Kinesis Freestyle might be better though.
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by stse 17y ago
The consumer has been screwed so long, regarding mobile phones, that we think it's normal by now. I mean, overlapping networks when wifi is widely available, roaming charges, paying extreme prices per megabyte when sending a text message. I
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by stse 17y ago
Wonder if this came out of their acquisition of Gapminder's Trendalyzer software. The one also featured in the Ted videos with Hans Rosling [1]. They seem to at least have integrated it under "Visualize > Motion", but it isn't working f
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by stse 17y ago
I think it should be easier to create things, not harder. We should stimulate creation, experimentation, research, remixing and refinement. Copyright laws makes it harder then it should be to create things. Creativity should not be limited
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by stse 17y ago
I think you missed the point. Being a well renowned author in Sweden does not, in most cases, equal wealth. As I said only a few authors make a living being an author. Most of the authors who actually gets wealthy have started their own pub
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by stse 17y ago
As a consequence of The Pirate Party very narrow focus, and decision not to take a stand in any other issues, it would be hard to introduce other issues. Currently I only know of two people who work for the party full-time. The party founde
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by stse 17y ago
A book is a poor example from a motivation point of view, as most authors (in Sweden) can't make a living just being an author. Maybe you should ask one of the three well renowned Swedish authors who publicly supports The Pirate Party. (Lin
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by stse 17y ago
Carl Lundström and The Pirate Bay are not affiliated with The Pirate Party. As far as I know the rest of The Pirate Bay do not share Carl Lundströms views. The connection between The Pirate Bay and Carl Lundström is also very loose. The Pir
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by stse 17y ago
The Pirate Party has limited information in English and I know it can be hard to understand what they really stand for. So I compiled a summery of their program. Keep in mind that this is only a summery and mostly only says what they stand
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by stse 17y ago
Young yes. exit polls show that The Pirate Party and Green Party gets more votes then any other party in the age group 18-30. Middle-class maybe. Hard to tell really at this point, but from personal experiences I would say it's really a mix
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by stse 17y ago
There are very few Swedish author who make a living being just an author. The basic premise for copyright is that if you take the time to make something, you get exclusivity for some time. Because creating things will hopefully benefit soci