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13y ago
Didn't Mypace also enjoy a network effect?
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This is why we have Replicant.
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Dan Goodin from Ars Technica shares more details about the paper: http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/09/fatal-crypto-flaw-in...
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Or maybe you do what Estonia does. False dichotomy?
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Summary: "NSA can break 1024 RSA/DH keys in a few hours. The problem with Tor is that it still uses 1024 bit keys for much of its crypto, particularly because most people are still using older versions of the software. Only 10% of
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Accompanying PBS NewsHour report: Exploring the Psychology of Wealth http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVlh4e8yP3o
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How is it worse than X.509?
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It's 2013. Are we supposed to be amazed by this?
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For a man of such strong opinions, you seem to have a poor grasp of Stallman's philosophy. He's against SaaS, and would refuse to use a hosted service. He doesn't object to charging a fee for software. The user must merely be
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Emperor's New Clothes. By openly restating something that has been "obvious", "implicit" or "well known", we've been served with a wake-up call.
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If the 2,000 toll of terrorism is an issue, you should also campaign for strong state control in other areas of your daily life, such as commuting to work, or stepping out of a shower; statistically, two points in anyone's day when the
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"if Google cares that much about encryption and their users' privacy, they should show me they are willing to implement OTR, ZRTP and PGP" That would only make sense if they wouldn't be required to become your key escrow
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Mckinsey Quarterly: The second economy
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15y ago
Lame.
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Even being really good at [insert profession], doesn't make you non-stupid in areas outside of your expertise. It's not mutually exclusive. E.g., one can be a brilliant orthopedist, but can still be considered really stupid when it comes to