devnul3

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by devnul3 11y ago
You think Snowden, GG, wikileaks, etc toe the government line?
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by devnul3 11y ago
Bug bounties are a PR problem if handled badly. If handled well, bug bounties say "look at all of the ways we've made our product more secure". Put another way, do you think Google is less secure or more secure because of the
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by devnul3 11y ago
Your statements carry with them the implicit assumption that "anything you want to do" and what you do to make a living aren't the same thing. For some they are.
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by devnul3 11y ago
This is entirely untrue and extremely dangerous. It is very possible to love what you do for a living (I do). Some of us find "true freedom" in tricking people into paying us to do things we would gladly pay to be allowed to do.
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by devnul3 11y ago
I've heard the "occasionally is nothing, repeatedly is stalking" argument on here repeatedly and (ianal but I know some) this is inaccurate. There are two requirements for a charge of stalking: willfully and repeatedly, and c
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by devnul3 11y ago
We call it the US Postal service.
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by devnul3 12y ago
The key phrase there was"non publicly traded company". By definition, non publicly traded companies don't have (stock) market capitalization, which is the value of all outstanding shares (stock).
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by devnul3 15y ago
2010 - http://www.google.com/events/io/2010/gift-faq.html 2011 - http://androidandme.com/2011/05/carriers/verizon/samsung-and... Apparently, they did get rich by giving stuff away...
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by devnul3 15y ago
Inertia == force. Just sayin'
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by devnul3 15y ago
And to more directly address your first question, no, their goal wouldn't be to instil terror. That's never the goal, merely the method. This is why the subject gets clouded, terrorists _goals_ are to achieve change. Their _method_ is to do
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by devnul3 15y ago
if you're in the ambulance, or think you might be, and are refused access to life-saving medicine, you will be terrified. Terrorism is using force or the threat of force against a population to achieve political or economic goals. That is c
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by devnul3 15y ago
Try not to take this personally, but in this context there's apparently not as much difference as you seem to think. Neither of you (as evidenced by your question) knew enough about DNS to fully understand the implications of what the artic
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by devnul3 15y ago
A protest becomes terrorism when it prevents access to vital services (eg "picketing" a hospital and not allowing ambulances in/out)
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by devnul3 15y ago
Did you seriously just ask how the web works, then complain about ignorant people who don't know how the web works...? What does hackers using DDoS to knock a service offline have to do with it being free/open? Everything isn't about SOPA/A
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by devnul3 15y ago
It's not about "can't afford it", it's solely about "doesn't fit their business model". This is in great, big letters on Mozilla's home page: " We Are Building a Better Internet And we’re dedicated to keeping it free, open and accessible to