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wahsd
13y ago
What I wish would happen is that organizational forces were focused on breaking up ISP monopolies over the pipes. Essentially, building a firewall between infrastructure and content. It would create a market...remember that thing we think c
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wahsd
13y ago
Well, if you say "no, really, ...now...this time stop lying and cheating and stalking. Ok, we're good not, right." then it will mean something.
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wahsd
13y ago
Well, Ballmer's gone. So maybe they will figure out how to pull together their innovation. It is kind of deflating sometimes to realize that MS was doing something that they simply dropped the ball on. The smart phone is solidly one of
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wahsd
13y ago
Probably not Netgear or Linksys' choice. The Treasonous Act, aka, the Patriot Act has a black version that forces such companies to do as they're told and shut up about it.
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wahsd
13y ago
NSA/Government/Military mindset.... secrecy by obscurity. It's now "We'll just hide our backdoor, really, super well. No one will every find it. And we'll use our deep black VPN no one knows about....and hope n
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wahsd
13y ago
"The brochure in question dates from 2007, suggesting capabilities may have advanced even further since then ..." Naaah. I'm sure they have been sitting around patting each other on the back. On a side note, here's bone.
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wahsd
13y ago
Sorry to break it to you, but bomb sniffing dogs are not really all that great at sniffing all means and methods for creating and delivering "bombs". And dogs don't make corporate and political parasites billions of dollars.
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wahsd
13y ago
Let's all remember why the TSA was created; solely so the Bush administration could buffer the economic impact of their shit economic policy and the effects of the terrorist attacks that group of feeble minded simpletons played right i
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wahsd
13y ago
Just curious are you watermarking to specifically deter unauthorized use of the image? I ask because I could see how you could use steganography to hide copyright information or simply add the watermark in such a manner that you would only
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wahsd
13y ago
The actions of stupid and incompetent men (I say "men", because women just haven't had sufficient chance to prove themselves as such; but between Margaret Thatcher, Hillary Clinton, and Condoleezza Rice they really have even
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wahsd
13y ago
Isn't the whole Iraq war a false flag act of terrorism? Accepting that the 9/11 attack was executed by those purported to have done so, and even if you accept that all the knowledge of the preparation and planning for the act was
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13y ago
Funny thing; the American prison corporation complex was just exposed as gloating about how many "beds" they have and that each bed means more profit margin and shareholder returns. Oh, yeah, we also have the largest ratio of impr
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13y ago
It should be noted what this finding says about the state of the German government. It provides me rather significant trust and confidence in a government that is honest enough to put out such a statement in spite of the rather existential
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wahsd
13y ago
You could list thousands of ways that "terrorists" could terrorize in rather cost-effective and simple ways. And yet they don't do any of them. It is quite evident by the very nature of the lack of effective "terrorist&q
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wahsd
13y ago
Can we please stick to standard English. Rozzers = British enforcers of the crown. FYI, guarantee that police and all other emergency vehicles will not be outfitted with wire mesh enclosures to protect from such shenanigans.
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wahsd
13y ago
Enough cones? lol Don't want to leave an inch gap, the driver may veer out of the designated lane.
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wahsd
13y ago
Personally, I think loyalty programs should be broken up. Their very existence is premised on creating monopoly and cartel outcomes by round-about ways of curtailing competition; remember, that thing that our corporations pay lip-service to
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wahsd
13y ago
Not sure which makes me more sick to my stomach..... having not jumped on BitCoin when it first started and was around a single dollar, or the fact that putting hundreds (or thousands, by the time you read this) of dollars of my hard earned
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wahsd
13y ago
Monarchy is technically extremism in it's extreme nature of power concentration. It doesn't matter what excuses are made about how little power that parasitic single family has, the aristocratic system of inherited power and privi
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wahsd
13y ago
Spoken as a true engineer, ignorant of human interaction. That is not meant as an insult, it's rather an unfortunate observation. The far better "moral of the story" or lesson should be to improve transparency and documentati
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wahsd
13y ago
That post is rather tone-deaf about the same circumstances in the USA. Yes, China is a lot less refined and advanced about how it controls message and impression, but it's behind in many aspects, one of which is propaganda and state co
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wahsd
13y ago
He makes a good point about all of those issues. It is already all kind of there in Firefox in one form or another. Especially about the RSS feed feature, everyone cried a river when Google stupidly got rid of it's reader; here ya go,
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wahsd
13y ago
"...I’m pretty underwhelmed." pretty much summarizes every single Google asset ever. Don't worry, Helpouts (who the F comes up with those names, Google), will be dumped in the dustbin before long as Google starts finding inte
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wahsd
13y ago
Correction: Monopolies require corrupt government policies to establish them, perpetuate them, and protect them.
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wahsd
13y ago
Does changing/spoofing the user agent not work?
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wahsd
13y ago
I agree, that can't be right if the article is not well written. </s>
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wahsd
13y ago
I wish that wasn't funny.
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wahsd
13y ago
Would it matter what frequency if the signal is a sequence of digital pulses, i.e., a digital secret knock encoded in compromised hardware or software, i.e. audio components and or drivers?
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wahsd
13y ago
Would one not be able to read that energy was transmitted, but not know exactly what it was if you measured in a Faraday Cage?
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wahsd
13y ago
Compromised drivers and even chips and components that are triggered with rather simple code or sequences, i.e., secret knock.
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