lispsil

7 ms·

1.
by lispsil 13y ago
Pointless, politicians have no control over the police. A guy was elected here as a police reformer, his job was to not resign the current police contract and build a new force that was actually accountable to people who live here instead o
2.
by lispsil 13y ago
1 CFR 1010.100(ff). An entity may now qualify as a money services business (MSB) under the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) regulations based on its activities within the United States, even if none of its agents, agencies, branches or offices are ph
3.
by lispsil 13y ago
They also have a history of stupidity and denial, like accusing Prolexic and Black Lotus/Cloudflare of being scams for not preventing DDoS attacks, then of course forced to eat crow when it was discovered they had wide open ports so DD
4.
by lispsil 13y ago
US law changed where nobody is outside their jurisdiction anymore with these new MSB laws, which is why a lot of foreign services stopped dealing with US residents. FL can petition whatever federal government agency to go after them like th
5.
by lispsil 13y ago
US also rained down cruise missiles on Yemen http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/middle-east/us-cruis... so even if drones didn't exist US navy would've been involved anyways.
6.
by lispsil 13y ago
There is some problems funding for some people, as some banks consider Slovenia to be under financial embargo/blacklist. There is also the huge problem that they do not have MSB licenses in the US, so it's only a matter of time un
7.
by lispsil 13y ago
You left out Bitomat, the incompetent exchange that deleted their own amazon instance accidentally which contained all their keys, and thus customer funds.
8.
by lispsil 13y ago
Of course Gox is full of shit, anybody see his php ssh implementation? Karpales is a guy who rolls his own crypto everyday and has no idea it's completely flawed, and when you point out the flaws he doesn't believe you and uses it
9.
by lispsil 13y ago
Yep. There was a punching 'wall' I never used full of holes to let out frustration. The school itself had no rules except for the laws of Canada obviously so threats and bribing are illegal anywhere but I never saw anything like t
10.
by lispsil 13y ago
You also avoid nasty letters from copyright lawyers, which can get you kicked off campus at some universities or even kicked out of school sadly. Of course a vpn also avoids this, or a seedbox, or newsgroups
11.
by lispsil 13y ago
Somebody tell these guys to use mandatory encryption with all their staff internal communications. Would have saved Megaupload a lot of hassle
12.
by lispsil 13y ago
This is probably a good reason ppl stopped using it http://www.tobtu.com/lastpass.php Plus I wouldn't trust any browser plugin with passwords
13.
by lispsil 13y ago
I witnessed this in highschool. The first school I went to was extremely authoritarian and was grade 8-12. Fights and bullies a common occurrence. I didn't have a problem dealing with them but other kids had a brutal time, pushed down
14.
by lispsil 13y ago
Bitcoins are worth 2x the current price on bitstamp in Argentina. If you want a cheap vacation go there and trade btc for cash on localbitcoin.com They want litecoins too
15.
by lispsil 13y ago
Inexpensive mobile market in China is 90% closed source or reluctant open source where they give you something thats almost entirely blobs to barely satisfy GPL. https://productforums.google.com/forum/m/#!topic&#x2
16.
by lispsil 13y ago
Damnit, I used plenty of moto G's for android development they were great mainly because you could actually buy unlike Nexus constant shortages. Lenovo like most Chinese corps not friendly to open source I imagine they will replace fas
17.
by lispsil 13y ago
Create vouchers in 711 you can instantly redeem for bit/altcoins. Bitinstant did this but was badly implemented. Unsure if msb required. Some millionaire prince could make it happen. Probably issues with it being able to use for online
18.
by lispsil 13y ago
Eligible for parole means nothing too. They won't ever let manning out early because they must 'set an example' to deter future whistleblowers, and don't want manning on the talkshow circuit talking about war crimes
19.
by lispsil 13y ago
Obama actually won it even though he campaigned saying he was all for summary drone executions. Guess the committee didn't hear those speeches
20.
by lispsil 13y ago
They would but easy to fraud, because you could use stolen cards to buy them online. Then the guy who trades you for Bitcoins screwed when amazon cancells all the cards. If you can also buy starbucks cards online with visa/mc too then
21.
by lispsil 13y ago
AirVPN has obfsproxy, or you can rent a cheap vpn that takes bitcoins, check the bitcoin wiki, and set up obfsproxy yourself. It camoflauges traffic to look like regular http to bypass censorship. Pretty sure most coursera vids and material
22.
by lispsil 13y ago
Use Jstylo/Anonymouth instead, they know all about the translate trick plus google had the original
23.
by lispsil 13y ago
problem is your local isp sees you using Tor, so have to run tails in a VM and on the host tunnel all traffic through Jondo or something.
24.
by lispsil 13y ago
Only traceable if you can match addresses to identities otherwise you follow coins around the blockchain in a circle
25.
by lispsil 13y ago
Basically this, also surprised anybody would buy Bitcoins from a SR vendor. Also another reminder for companies to encrypt their internal emails this is also how they busted Megaupload because of stupid things they emailed each other '
26.
by lispsil 13y ago
Android has SEAndroid to fix all those issues.
27.
by lispsil 13y ago
I suspect google wants to port this to their D-wav, probably sell API access to it. Rent an AI
28.
by lispsil 13y ago
D-wav quantum prototype is running a full Lisp OS. I want to work there just to actually witness a working lisp machine