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by trumped 8y ago
You might or might not be remarkable but even if what you do is of no interest to the NSA, they know a lot about you and you are not doing enough if you are trying to avoid the NSA net.
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by trumped 8y ago
It reminds me of Cambridge Analytica (now Emerdata)... they were much quicker to get rid of their name after becoming well known. https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/05/02/cambridge_analytica... Is Bayer think
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by trumped 8y ago
I think that you underestimate them... How often do you change your burner phones? Do you turn them off before you get back home? do you use different phones/computers for different purposes?, etc... if want to be truly untraceable, it
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by trumped 8y ago
There is not much you can do if you just try to avoid mass surveillance, but if you try to get laws changed, then there is some hope.
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by trumped 8y ago
> By default all DNS look-ups (that translate a human readable domain name to an IP address) are being conducted by the DNS servers of your ISP. I recommended you change this default behavior. Even if your DNS servers are not your ISP&#x
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by trumped 8y ago
It would be nice if there was a law forcing manufacturers to unlock your bootloader if you request it for a device that you own 100%... it's getting harder and harder to find unlockable devices (without having to resort to bugs in the
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by trumped 8y ago
The agents will get a nice bonus this week... probably as good as last week and next week.
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by trumped 8y ago
They wanted total control over the data so they converted the p2p supernodes to Microsoft servers... now the government can get what it needs more easily.
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by trumped 8y ago
It got more bloated... My kids still use an old version to avoid that (they only play with each other so they don't need the latest version that is required to play on most servers online)
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by trumped 8y ago
I agree and I don't really like how the internet is evolving either but this sounds like one of the good changes, unless I'm missing something
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by trumped 8y ago
Why would they do that? employers could still spy on you before the data gets on the tor network...
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Canada hits back at 'punitive' U.S. tariffs in 'turning point' in relations(theprovince.com)
107 points by trumped 8y ago|114 comments
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by trumped 8y ago
I use uBlock Origin, uMatrix and Decentraleyes Firefox addons and had no trouble viewing it...
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by trumped 8y ago
Don't most areas charge you less for the first X kWh? I understand that you have 3 tiers, but wherever I went there was always 2.
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by trumped 8y ago
but if you go this route, you have to share them with a third party (Mozilla or Google)?
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by trumped 8y ago
Asus is not affected by this but it I still updated the firmware because it was affected by multiple other vulnerabilities... I wonder if computing we'll become secure before I die...
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by trumped 8y ago
If there was enough supplies for all 6 shelters and they were all delivered in one place, it is kind of strange since this was done by a delivery company. Plus, some supplies might have an expiration date?
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by trumped 8y ago
You could backup your cookies and share them across devices? ... I don't think "bogging down" requests is a very big issue nowadays...
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by trumped 8y ago
It's a bit ridiculous the amount of resources wasted by everyone having to please all these stores... maybe Europe will force them to come up with a standard so that 1 app will be compatible everywhere (a bit like HTML5) and prevent th
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by trumped 8y ago
It is directly unlockable for easy rooting and modding, unlike most phones... that's a big plus. (there's only the Pixel, OnePlus and maybe only 1 or 2 others like that)
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by trumped 8y ago
I'd love to go nuclear ... charge your phone once a year?
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by trumped 8y ago
How did they receive the conversation? email? was the receiving address similar to some other address (the real recipient)?
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by trumped 8y ago
This is one of the many things that should not be processed in the cloud...
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by trumped 8y ago
I wonder if one day we'll see a story like: The coder was drunk or high when he created the software that killed someone... I'm pretty sure we will, the way surveillance is increasing.
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by trumped 8y ago
If you buy them with cash and use them in a way that can't be traced back to you, you can stay fairly anonymous, but you still have to be very very careful.
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by trumped 8y ago
AT&T does that a lot around here... every 6 months they knock at my door saying that they have been improving the network and sell it as fiber but the fiber only goes to a main box in your neighborhood, and copper goes to your house (it
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by trumped 8y ago
They try to make the cloud relevant for a lot of things that could easily be accomplished locally... Most of the time, they do that just to get your data.
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Landmark lawsuit claims Monsanto hid cancer danger of weedkiller for decades(theguardian.com)
9 points by trumped 8y ago|0 comments
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by trumped 8y ago
This is a ridiculous comment... Because it has been available doesnt make it any better...
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by trumped 8y ago
Did that have anything to do with a wedding or do they have private prisons? or something else?

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