summerdown2

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   by summerdown2 15y ago

   It is, of course, to the advantage of the store that you don't go directly to the one item you want. A lot of research goes into how customers wander through stores, and how to sell to them in that time. http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/free
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   by summerdown2 15y ago

   This assumes the NSA don't have a root CA they can use to man in the middle SSL - an assumption that seems unlikely, given other well-publicised breaches of CA's: http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/249510/trustwa... http://www
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   by summerdown2 15y ago

   Because this heads towards the concept of thought crime. Who cares what the motive of a pirate is? Do we only want pure virgins who can lie in a unicorn's lap downloading stuff? Or can we get beyond criticising people for not being pure of
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   by summerdown2 15y ago

   I'm in fulltime work, and for years have wished I could go back to university and get another degree. It isn't a qualification I want - I don't need it to get on in my career, for example - but knowledge. Now the internet is bringing me and