blueking

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by blueking 5y ago
I'm saying that their automated tools can't tell the difference between 'normal' and 'fake' use. And the fact that I'm still using my dummy account is proof
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by blueking 5y ago
I don't think that's true. They don't have time to police billions of facebook accounts for 'normal' behavior. I'll friend a few random people. In the super unlikely worst case I'm out $300 but probably so
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by blueking 5y ago
I created an email alias on my domain to start the FB account. Works fine, not banned. If they get data to sell, probably they don't care. I can run credit card payments on the store as well.
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by blueking 5y ago
Funny I just setup my Quest 2 today. Made a fresh facebook account with a new email and chose a fake name and birthday. Breaking the FB ToS is NOT a crime. Why would anyone pay an extra $500, and then $180/yr when the worst that can ha
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Slur: the darknet strikes back(slur.io)
2 points by blueking 12y ago|0 comments
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by blueking 12y ago
No - lets decide if we want to give this company more of our money before comparing features. They are absolutely using planned obsolescence and the non exchangeable batteries across their product lines and removal of dimm sockets are a cle
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by blueking 12y ago
The New York Times published the article from a Harvard Professor. Link in the original comment, as is the paper revealing the backdoors. Here is the PRISM slide showing the timing of Apples participation, exactly one year after SJ passed.
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by blueking 12y ago
Wouldn't buy the iwatch or the new iphone, and I have been a Apple longterm user. Like the motorola 360 better, round design is a huge win and again Apple are last to market with a inferior product. The iphone's main feature for m
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by blueking 12y ago
Come on Scotland STAND UP !!!!!!! Go Scotland !!!
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by blueking 12y ago
Another PR stunt Google ? No that wont work.
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by blueking 12y ago
LMAO. Of course it was. I'm not answering your snotty questions. Google it. :)
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by blueking 12y ago
Because they know once bitcoin starts getting accepted nobody is going to put up with their ridiculous system of rules or give them a cut out of every transaction. And its tax free too. They just became irrelevant. Makes me wish I believed
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by blueking 12y ago
Bitcoin was created to get rid of the likes of Paypal.
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by blueking 12y ago
Bullshit.
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by blueking 12y ago
This is a nightmare and we need to fight it tooth and nail. Those aren't just cameras, they are networked to a facial recognition database (thanks facebook), which is cross referenced with criminal records and commercial profiles built
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by blueking 12y ago
Ah selinux, the NSAs contribution to the linux kernel.
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by blueking 12y ago
I never said AMD silicon wasn't backdoored. Its a solid bet that it is. I don't trust either, but having a intel chipset and processor together on a edge router sounds like a bad idea to me.
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by blueking 12y ago
I don't agree. The biggest American semiconductor company. Backdoor guaranteed.
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by blueking 12y ago
They promised new designs that just never appeared, or came too late to be competitive. I remember being very happy with my 4801 units. I could run OpenBSD with OpenVPN and asterisk. Neato back then. I had a crypto phone system in 2007 comp
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by blueking 12y ago
Well if you really care about security you should run OpenBSD not linux. And it installs secure by default. Just grab the book of pf and write out your firewall rules.
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by blueking 12y ago
Meh, Soekris was so 2006. Their designs are IMO a bit tacky. And since they use Atom and intel network chipsets, the question needs to be asked... do we trust intel hardware anymore ? I agree intel nics are a bit more reliable.
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by blueking 12y ago
1 APU.1D4 system board 4GB USD155.00 USD155.00 8471.5000 TW 235g 1 Enclosure 3 LAN, alu, USB USD8.70 USD8.70 8473.3000 CN 241g 1 SSD M-Sata 16GB MLC Phison USD22.00 USD22.00 8523.5100 TW 10g 1 Compex WLE200NX miniPCI express card USD18.70 U
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by blueking 12y ago
What a complete load of bullshit for the cameras. This is theater. They have absolutely no intention of ever shutting down the NSA, or restricting them, or deleting one single file in their database... the one that's so huge they had t
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by blueking 12y ago
These are the best SBC routers on the market. It used to be between Soekris and pcengines, but Soekris dropped the ball. and the enclosures are also very nice too http://pcengines.ch/apu.htm http://pcengines.ch&#
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by blueking 12y ago
http://www.ibtimes.com/bill-gates-bashes-project-loon-google...
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by blueking 12y ago
Data collection isn't for advertising exclusively. It builds profiles that can be sold to third parties who will use that information to redline demographics. For instance health insurance companies and banks.
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by blueking 12y ago
Only useful if it supports tokens such as the openpgp smartcard to store the private key. Otherwise its just security theatre. Try gpgtools with a openpgp smartcard. Its easily the most user friendly experience going for token based PGP, an
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by blueking 12y ago
Android was designed to leak as much information about the user as possible all the time, even to third parties. Spy satellites have less invasive software.
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by blueking 12y ago
Go look at the slides. The NSA isn't lying in its own internal documents. Of course google is in on it. Do you get how huge this infrastructure is ? Its a massive engineering effort to manage that kind of information flow. What has hap
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by blueking 12y ago
The do no evil line is bullshit. This is not a benevolent company by any standard. The services are not free, you are just paying in a different currency. Here is more on loon and look further up for links to the PRISM slides and documentat

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