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by c_c_c 10y ago
Yes. In the top right of the post there is an expandable menu. One of the choices is save post or save link to post.
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by c_c_c 10y ago
Yes, those poor persecuted "whites". With the minorities running the U.S. now, it's very dangerous for us. I narrowly avoided being sent to one of the "whites" concentration camps myself.
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by c_c_c 10y ago
This is certainly true. The "race of users" isn't being "police[d]". It is just a reflection of the subject matter of HN and a reflection of the tech field in general.
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by c_c_c 10y ago
Nothing, but it certainly limits perspectives.
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by c_c_c 10y ago
This is trolling
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by c_c_c 10y ago
You answered your own question. No, serious threats do not use Facebook Messenger. The reason it's limited deploy is technical (for now) not caging. Metadata is more important than content. They will always have the metadata.
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by c_c_c 10y ago
I think the implication is for Google to just do search. Nothing else. Not to be niche product with a few users.
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by c_c_c 10y ago
Do you enjoy Verizon press releases? "Miles ran", "houses passed". Industry doublespeak. NYC residents invested those billions via rate hikes the PUC granted to Verizon!! It was subsidized even though Verizon claims othe
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by c_c_c 10y ago
Not going to comment on the efficacy of "used" versus "user" in RMS' argument here. However, your comparison to "Democrap", etc. doesn't seem to fit here very well. The former is a shorthand for his e
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by c_c_c 10y ago
It won't be fixed. If anything it will be worse...
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by c_c_c 10y ago
This is the most bizarre thing I've heard. People want Snapchat, Instagram. People have LinkedIn. No one wants it. It's a dinosaur. People using it actively just haven't realized it's dead already.
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by c_c_c 10y ago
What makes you say that? Why do you think this is rogue employee behavior?
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by c_c_c 10y ago
LinkedIn at 10% of Facebook's cap is super over valued. It's pure spam. Everyone is suggesting Microsoft will improve, add features! It would have been better and cheaper to create from scratch. LinkedIn exists in a space that non
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by c_c_c 10y ago
Facebook is irritating and intrusive. LinkedIn is spam. It's garbage used because legacy and lack of alternative.
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by c_c_c 10y ago
Not respected maybe but lolcode is functional, complete, and extensible.
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by c_c_c 10y ago
Not relevant to your point, but Hoover never retired. He died in office.
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by c_c_c 10y ago
You do realize that Stuxnet required a failure of physical security. Either an agent inserted intentionally via USB or an employee inserted a compromised USB unwillingly. Neither should happen in a secure facility. The paper shows simple ye
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by c_c_c 10y ago
No. If your job is to secure systems there is zero difference. If other than primary has key, it's not secure. If you can break in, it's not secure. Legal arguments are irrelevant.
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by c_c_c 10y ago
Host OS being compromised is one thing. Hardware compromised? VM won't help you
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by c_c_c 10y ago
I really hope you're not involved with securing sensitive systems. This is the nightmare right here. Who cares about hardened a OS when the hardware is compromised in a way that is virtually undetectable. Very few have the resources to
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by c_c_c 10y ago
That's a distinction without a difference imo. "Oh, thank goodness I was compromised by a hardware backdoor not a software flaw. What a relief!"
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by c_c_c 10y ago
Android has approximately 85% of worldwide market. I think his statement is justified.
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by c_c_c 10y ago
The NSA isn't subordinate to the State Dept.
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by c_c_c 10y ago
Sorry but this was an example of how a real time feed on twitter can be informative in a way that a long form piece could not. A summary of the trial would not be the same as the minutiae that she was able to convey. It was done really wel
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by c_c_c 10y ago
No. You're allowed more than 140 characters because you can tweet more than once. The real time updates were invaluable.
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by c_c_c 10y ago
Seattle isn't in the top ten on any list in either of these categories. Doesn't mean it isn't great there but that's not what your saying.
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by c_c_c 10y ago
There are no analysts numbers that support what you said. http://www.marketwatch.com/story/apple-watch-may-not-be-tick... Metrics from article based on data from Slice
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by c_c_c 10y ago
There is no conceivable metric that shows the Apple watch as a success. Apple, which routinely leaks units sold to business media, has not provided numbers for the watch. According to analysts sales dropped 90% a month after launch and 66%
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by c_c_c 10y ago
Its strength might also be its weakness if the mass of consumers shift towards a more privacy oriented mindset I'm guessing you mean consumers will stop using the internet because otherwise your comment makes no sense. You don't
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by c_c_c 10y ago
I have no metrics but Android (Linux) and Chromebooks (Linux) would heavily skew the graph. If you ignore mobile you would probably see something similar.

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