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by cnbeuiwx 13y ago
I can only find information about them being in two US cities (Seattle and Atlanta) on their homepage. I would go for Netherlands VPN's. They have strong privacy, very fast networks and no gestapo government.
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by cnbeuiwx 13y ago
This article is what happens to your mind when you watch mainstream media and believe what they say. If you believe you are a certain way, you will be treated that way. Change your own perception and you change (your) world. By focusing on
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by cnbeuiwx 13y ago
You dont need a shrink, you just need to find yourself. Sounds like you have been looking very much outside yourself when you should look inside instead. You seem focused on intelligence, IQ, and knowledge. All of those are likely to make y
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by cnbeuiwx 13y ago
PRISM doesnt concern you at all? If it doesnt, then I guess US providers are fine. Otherwise I would pick another country where the government cant simply tell your ISP to give them your data.
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by cnbeuiwx 13y ago
The good old "privacy is already dead" argument doesnt make sense to me. If privacy is dead, why do organizations keep secrets from their staff? Why doesnt the public have full insight into everything the government and the milita
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by cnbeuiwx 13y ago
Its modern to store your data at NSA?
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by cnbeuiwx 13y ago
These days, the reasons to use Linux instead of Windows is so overwhelming.
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by cnbeuiwx 13y ago
Good idea for a site but there is no way Im signing up on Facebook. :)
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
Diablo 3 is a lot better than I expected. Its a lot of fun bashing mobs in co-op mode with your friends. While its the same maps on all difficulty levels, there are random mobs and encounters quite often, and it never gets old finding nice
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
Everyone knows that the best work comes when you are free to create something you believe in and that you have a real desire to create. The problem is combining that desire with capitalism where someone wants to get rich from your ideas, an
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
I would go for D) Scientists dont have a clue. Because despite all human hubris, we are pretty much in the dark ages. When we have learned how to sustain ourselves without raping the planet, then maybe we can at least be called civilized. A
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
Coult be worse... could be iWeb from Apple.
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
Are you actually serious? Not to insult you or anything, but how is a protest supposed to be effective if its not noticed? France does major demonstrations all the time, blocking access to streets and buildings... in USA, the police would s
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
Well done Anonymous!
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
Programmers write code, musicians create music. Code is usually different from whats out there, music is usually not. You have music pouring out of every speaker on earth. Its kind of hard to ask for money for that. Its like selling sand in
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
This is a real hacker. I wish I had this kind of passion and intelligence myself. :)
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
This happens at my job too and I want to kill myself when it does. I get so frustrated. All these work protocols and slow useless software that prevents me from being effective at work. I usually find a way to make things work by going outs
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
Nothing is fair and balanced. Isnt that a Fox News expression by the way? They are mocking the viewers but they dont even understand it. :)
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
Not to mention the police attitude to people. Its like nazi Germany in the United States. Police can do anything and get away with it. Im watching the police in the US and comparing to Europe, and I cant believe the amount of sadistical vio
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
How many idiotic interviewers does this company have? At least 1.
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
I bought Shameless since Louis CK is awesome, and also because his advisors wanted him to put DRM and other crap on the shows and he refused . Totally worth the money.
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
Yes it can. Next question.
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
The server was probably not running Windows.
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
Im surprised nobody is discussing the reason for the pull. Obviously the FBI has copied all the data on the server and are now using a backdoor in the encryption or brute force cracking to get into the information. There is no such thing as
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
God... I really miss the Internet before it became "social".
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
Why do people even trust ads? Why would I pick a certain brand just because I see it over and over? Wouldnt someone intelligent just do 5 minutes of googling to find out which one is the best? Not to mention that I think it grabs my attenti
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
Looking forward to Anonymous TV....hack the planet guys. =) And if Google puts commercials in these things, I hope they die a painful death.
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
CISPA is way worse and its backed by 800+ massive corporations: http://www.digitaltrends.com/web/cispa-supporters-list-800-c... So they can talk all they want... its still the same kind of thinking in the system. Dirty old men wanting to
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
Google is not to be trusted. Thats the hard truth. From the article: "Outlets like the New York Times noted that Milner did raise the [privacy] issue with superiors before the code was implemented (managers claim to never have read his repo
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by cnbeuiwx 14y ago
Python has a tendency to create non-complex programs in my experience. Today I rewrote a shell script with Python and now its much, much more elegant and easy to understand. I guess what Im saying is that the programmer need some help from

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