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people use it for building dating sites.
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TorMetrics: the primary place to learn interesting facts about the Tor network
(metrics.torproject.org)
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CollecTor: Find almost 1 TB of Tor network data published since 2004
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videos please!
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Other question: what exactly does the loudspeaker icon? Should there be any action triggered (that does not work in my browser)? What happens when you click the highlighted icon?
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Is there a way to rsync this or any other possibility to mirror it programmatically (via cron)? It is very surprising to see how "low" their fundraising goal is set compared to wikipedia and how much value they generate from this
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I really like their humor - the share buttons on the results page are a wonderful piece of satirical reality.
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How big will the blockchain become? I have not read much about Ethereum and not a deep understanding of every technical aspect regarding blockchains, however I understand that most applications just are not practical with endlessly growing
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_open-source_health_sof... Please avoid too much diversification by reinventing wheels, instead please contribute to one of these projects. Mobile first is a basic requirement in de
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They should have made fake ads about getting a free iphone with calling this number, that would be much more effective. It would be interesting to see the resulting numbers - how many people are already afraid to call that number? Are YOU a
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If a student submitted this as a home work, I would not let him pass because of the ommision of important facts. As this is posted by a company, it must be seen as a great example to study corporate propaganda. Just compare to the WP articl
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How Facebook Is Stealing Billions of Views
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What would be a better way to produce such a scorecard? Is there already any collection of common criteria established by computer scientists and accepted by experts and / or any kind of standardization of requirements for secure softw
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The headline is wrong and not very clever for such a project. The project was able to get a CA to sign their keys, this is what happened. Using the word "trust" is simply wrong and might be interpreted as a too simple kind of prop
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Reforms to the international tax system for curbing avoidance
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The "good" companies should relocate their business central away from USA and come to Europe! Some big companies should finally stop talking and start acting, this is the only chance for a real change. Cut the NSA-Brotherhood ties
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Compared to USA Norway has a very high living standard and an extremely good social care system, USA is ages behind that, really very much behind. Also participation in politics and society is much better organized and more effective than w
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Free Education is the primary attribute of a free and cultivated society. If you are living in a primitive country with no free (+higher) education, all available resources should be focused on reaching this goal as the most important evolu
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Sorry, you missed the topic here - it is about surveillance and control and abuse of powers. Nice try to put it "fear of technology" - too obvious and simplistic.
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There are some arguments here that go like "oh, how wrong and stupid people are" - but you have to turn it around to understand the situation. These young people are living in a modern surveillance society and they are learning th
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I see a much bigger problem with not-so-underground mainstream internet crime commited by big companies stealing your privacy and delivering your data to rights-abusing organizations on a broad range from targeted-marketing-agencies to robo
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* Under what license is the data published at wikimapia? * Where can I download the data? * [How] can I use it for my own website?
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If you need a pragmatic, complete and battle-tested gui kit for a business app, look at http://sap.github.io/openui5/
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What an awful government, simply horrible! Now imagine, one manager coming to you with an idea: "Hey, here is a great way to make big money: we fire all our expensive US workers and move the whole production chain to China, people are
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Isn't it just bizarre how unbelievably bloated these windows systems are? 5 GB compressed image size, and nothing much usable in there but a broken browser. This site should be renamed to "The Historical Horror Graveyard of Bad Co
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Long term cookie saving only with opt-in by default - Firefox still will give every user the google cookie by default, handing millions of users out to google tracking. Make device fingerprinting impossible.
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This shows the real problems with remote workers - they spread your company information to all kind of online platforms. The author here, of course, goes to the extreme with storing company passwords in a closed source password app and uplo
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Thank you very much for your answers. Like d_luaz I would like to suggest to write a blog post about your ups and downs with the migration journey, would be absolutely interesting! Have a nice jump into the coming week!
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Hi, very interesting project! Two meta-question: 1) how was your experience of changing the code from Python to Go, did it feel ok or have you had major headaches? 2) Why didn't you choose Elixir, there are already massively scalable m
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yes, custom workflows would be the best solution, very good direction to go!
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