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by humanspecies 13y ago
Someone at moz is getting a raise for getting this POS spam on here.
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by humanspecies 13y ago
In my day a framework was a major piece of generic software used to deploy databases, large scale data flow and service millions of reequests per minute. These days you write a fucking preprocessed CSS file, a few JS helper functions and i
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by humanspecies 13y ago
Even if the only purpose is to propagate absurdly naive and ineffective ideas? What, google and apple "fighting" the US Government they've gladly been cooperating with since forever??? Why doesn't Schneier call them out
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by humanspecies 13y ago
What makes you think any of those companies want that? They're happy where they are. Profits are good. This article is one of the most naive pieces I've ever read. What do Google, apple, etc want now? For this subject to go away a
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by humanspecies 13y ago
AMD is probably cooperating with the government on the same level as Intel.
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by humanspecies 13y ago
> It is really, really hard for me to see this as anything other than utter paranoia. It is really really hard for me to imagine Intel not beeing 100% cooperative with the NSA.
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by humanspecies 13y ago
Google better go back to basics. They need to work on real honest not ad-driven search again. Search quality is dwindling(I don't need 2 billion amazon and ebay listings on search results, Google!). Months ago when I used duckduckgo I&
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by humanspecies 13y ago
Thanks Google, for investing on the best web browser out there!
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by humanspecies 13y ago
Fucking Google is manipulating these threads, trying to white wash their secret spying deals. Don't fall for this bullshit, Google has been in the spying business for ages now. They joined the NSA program in 2009 and have been in troub
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by humanspecies 13y ago
Google fanboys make this discussion hard to take seriously. Google was caught pants down spying on everyone, stop trying to white wash it.
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by humanspecies 13y ago
We have enough information for an informed decision now, thanks to Edward Snowden.
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by humanspecies 13y ago
The leaked slides say clearly the government can query the servers at will. They get real time login data, logout data and payload data. I don't know why people keep putting this into question, giving Google the benefit of the doubt, w
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by humanspecies 13y ago
I recommend everyone have a look at the leaked documents and the extent to which all those companies participated in it and then judge their public relations reactions afterwards. After the scandal was revealed, and only after it was reveal
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by humanspecies 13y ago
Warning: this article does not present any evidence. Schneier is a great cryptologist, I've read his books, I've carried them around, I'm a big fan of his work. BUT. He's seriously lagging behind in his coverage of this
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by humanspecies 13y ago
My guess is more people liked you when you were just a hacker that almost got in Bradley Manning's shoes.
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by humanspecies 13y ago
Well this is 100% bullshit
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by humanspecies 13y ago
Chrome is the most invasive piece of spyware you could ever install. Unless you turn off some 10 or more options, it literally phones back your entire online activity, in or out of incognito mode, in or out of any google service.
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by humanspecies 13y ago
Everyone was ok with google's tracking for ads and commercial purposes, even though it felt kinda weird, we had a feelign it wasn't evil somehow. Now I can't even look at Google anymore, they're like a spouse that cheate
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by humanspecies 13y ago
That makes two of us. While lots of people say "well Google won't miss you", I think we still have the duty to do what's right. The USA was founded as the most free, exemplary democracy in history and what we saw in this
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by humanspecies 13y ago
Google wasn't passively spied on via a beam splitter or whatever you call it. They were doing the spying and actively sending the data out.
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by humanspecies 13y ago
Using DuckDuckGo in Chrome is like asking for privacy while walking around naked in Times Square. Chrome has 100% unrestricted access to anything your user can access on your PC, no matter what search engine you choose.
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by humanspecies 13y ago
Looks like he's not the only one with an adjective that rhymes with patriot.
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by humanspecies 13y ago
There is a lot of confusion around this topic so let's get something out of the way: none of the companies mentioned in the leak were served ANY search warrants. The participating companies were active participants in the spying scheme
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by humanspecies 13y ago
The WWW desperately needs a free and open search engine that everyone can hold accountable. The WWW is much too valuable to hand over to a company with blatant conflicts of interest in their search results.
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by humanspecies 13y ago
I thought it was pretty interesting the first three times this was posted.
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by humanspecies 13y ago
I used to think it was ethically questionable to add cameras and trackers to wild animals just so we could investigate their habits. Now human animals are doing this to themselves voluntarily.
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by humanspecies 13y ago
I thought I had produced the worst shit there ever was on the WWW and no...I had to come second place to this piece of shit.
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by humanspecies 14y ago
We should probably realize that the government will find a way to either: 1) Embed itself firmly into the bitcoin process and siphon cash for the bankers who run the government or 2) destroy bitcoin if it's so secure it can run without a go
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by humanspecies 14y ago
All the time you "save" with this sort of bullshit diet will be spent in a hospital sooner than later. You need your fucking vegetables, you need fruit, you need to chew and you need to sleep. It's as simple as that.
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by humanspecies 14y ago
Ever since I started taking online courses(edX,coursera,udacity) my knowledge improved immensely. I am excited to get home from work and watch the classes and try the homeworks. I think this may be the most revolutionary technology to come

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