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Ask HN: Is Skype safe to use?
13 points by thesmileyone 11y ago|11 comments
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by thesmileyone 12y ago
Right on the GCHQ website it states: "In addition, we are also pleased to announce that GCHQ and MI5 are working with their US partners to further strengthen UK-US collaboration on cyber security ..." I think it is fair to say the
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by thesmileyone 12y ago
I am an entrepreneur still. It is a hard long lonely slog. You spend most of your daylight hours working and most of your weekends working too. When your friends are all out partying you are catching up on sleep. BUT you obviously have a fa
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
Yet more money to be made selling our thoughts then.
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
Move if you can afford it. The UK is slowly going down the drain. I am pretty incensed right now, they are equipping the UK with fibre broadband, and in a lot of cases the people who pay 0 income tax (and 0 every other tax) are getting 100m
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
What do you care about the US' needs? If you can run a business anywhere, then do so somewhere a little less strict surely? I know the UK could do with your business, we are too busy giving money left right and centre to people who can
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
If you are going to get a dog, for security primarily, you need a PPD, (personal protection dog). They cost around $35,000 for a proper one. And you will have a friend for life when it is not in "guard mode". The downside: have to
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And so it begins...(secure.38degrees.org.uk)
1 points by thesmileyone 13y ago|0 comments
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
Mathematics.
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
Slightly related: some super rich CEO's learn to fly helicopters and then commute to work via MD 500 series helicopters, aka "the littlebird". They make a lot of sense in somewhere like LA!
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The BlueHat Crypto/Exploit Challenge(blogs.technet.com)
1 points by thesmileyone 13y ago|0 comments
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
Bit of a wierd question as the site doesn't seem to index on Google atleast. Can you tell me what the site does and why you want access? Ultimatley, find out for yourself what the password is? http://www.cvedetails.com/
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Ask HN: Practical ways of dealing with UK porn/other bans?
1 points by thesmileyone 13y ago|2 comments
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How not to Police the Internet (UK)(medium.com)
1 points by thesmileyone 13y ago|0 comments
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
Read this, tons of useful info here. http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1a7jxd/i_am_hugh_howey...
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
Facebook NEVER deletes anything, it hides it from view yes, but it is always on their servers and shared with whoever pays for it.
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
Google.co.uk homepage was not working earlier: ISP: TalkTalk Location: SW United Kingdom
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
If EVERYONE ON THE PLANET signed it, they would carry on doing it anyway.
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
I don't see any ads as I run blockers, but it is getting stupid- youtube is not buffering properly all over the world forcing people to restart their videos (and hence have to watch more ad's). I swear they have done this on purpo
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
You need exercise. It is as simple as that. Get into something, cycling or gym or anything you can do outdoors that will hit your endorphin peaks and you will feel energised!
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
I like the idea of your book but you seem to be spamming HN for free ideas that you can use to capitalise on. Unless your book will be totally free? I like HN because people can talk about tech without having to feel like you have to pay fo
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
I hate the domain name honestly. Too long and 3 syllables, good domain names are 2 or less, you need something that is going to stand out and get noticed IMO. The other issue is that Microsoft now uses "the cloud" to store all you
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
Don't be so disrespectful.
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
Similar here. You need a few hours to read it though. http://www.luxury4play.com/automotive/36568-worlds-most-beau...
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
Would it pass a Matasano audit? ;)
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
That's an awesome website!
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
If the USA really want him, they will pretend to let him go into the wild and sometime before the end of his life a black-bag team will grab him. There simply is no such thing as safe anymore.
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
Honestly if I worked for the NSA, and lets assume that the NSA was behind Stuxnet etc, and I was involved; I would be very proud of my work, how many people can genuinely say that they created a computer program that directly slowed the nuc
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
The problem is, you recently bought it. If you owned it before hand then you would have a case, but because it is trademarked, you don't. I would ask them if they want to buy it and if they don't just give it to them as a gesture
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by thesmileyone 13y ago
So in other words, they don't really care about someone with PRISM access "misusing" their authority, all they care about is someone with PRISM access becoming a whistleblower. Suprise, suprise...

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