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Bitcoin Halving 2020: What's Going to Happen?
(bitbuy.ca)
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Top Reasons to Buy Bitcoin in 2020
(bitbuy.ca)
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International Coinbase Alternatives for Crypto Traders
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OTC Cryptocurrency Report 2019 – Analysis of OTC Trading, Global Volumes
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Litecoin Halving Event Is Here [Full Guide]
(bitbuy.ca)
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9y ago
Also no good for data capped connections
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9y ago
Fluid Concepts and Creative Analogies is a wonderful book. I wouldn't call the systems they build upon (such as lMetacat [1] and Tabletop [2]) "machine learning"... [1] http://science.slc.edu/jmarshall/me
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10y ago
Keyringer is a software that does exactly what I think you need, in a similar way than the parent's suggestion (gpg over git): Keyringer: encrypted and distributed secret sharing software https://keyringer.pw/
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10y ago
Except gliders floating in infinite space. Maybe.
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10y ago
From the news article: Boelter said: “[Some] might say that this vulnerability could only be abused to snoop on ‘single’ targeted messages, not entire conversations. This is not true if you consider that the WhatsApp server can just forwar
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10y ago
“What is the robbing of a bank compared to the founding of a bank?” -- Bertolt Brecht
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10y ago
I see here two concepts of "being able to"
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10y ago
People underestimate a lot the power of "useless" features, if well designed, to attract new users. Telegram's Stickers are probably one of the features that most people feel other messengers lack to make people enjoy usi
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10y ago
Sure it is not the best tool -- but depending on what means "critical" in your context it provides great security. Not against the NSA targeted attacks, sure, but if you're not so concerned about your adversary using exploits
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10y ago
Google is supposedly hiding a direct competitor to one of its main product from its search engine, the main entry of the Internet for millions of people that aren't very proficient with computers. Google's product, Gmail offer con
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10y ago
From /r/TOR: "Old news. This was fixed in 6.0.5. https://blog.torproject.org/blog/tor-browser-605-released Interesting note: The author is part of the rotor browser fork that is going no where so far. Do
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For a much more gentle (and illustrated) introduction do public-key encryption, GnuPG and how to use it with email (Thunderbird + Enigmail), see FSF's Email Self-Defense: https://emailselfdefense.fsf.org/ Tactical Tech
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Big data and hidden cameras emerging as dangerous weapons in gentrification wars
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10y ago
SMS is the first factor in the case of Telegram. The 2-step authentication Telegram provides is through email.
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I guess there is no point in arguing if you think this way. Paraphrasing Edward Snowden, if you don't work to protect privacy because the threat to YOU is not clear, you shouldn't work to protect free speech if you're not the
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The Olympics Are Turning Rio into a Military State
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In Solidarity with Jacob Appelbaum and on the Side of Justice for All
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OONI Data Reveals How WhatsApp Was Blocked (Again) in Brazil
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It's happening live: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LNhAWbdrZA
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Here's my article summarizing the status and what can happen today (no time to translate unfortunately): https://antivigilancia.org/pt/2016/05/cpiciber-o-que-pode-sa...
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I'll work on a quick article today to explain this and adapt the page to reflect that. Thanks for the tips. Answering you quickly (I'm preparing dinner :-)): - Tomorrow, the CPI decides their final report (after three drafts and a
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We dodged this bullet but here in Brazil but RIGHT NOW there is a much more dangerous risk: with the Parliamentary Commission on Cybercrimes (CPI dos Crimes Cibernéticos / CPICIBER) report a "combo" of bills will get "f
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Poe's law for programming culture extremists
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11y ago
You pasted a HTTPS address, but the server doesn't answer to HTTPS (it is somewhat redundant when you use onion services anyway). The correct one is http://scihub22266oqcxt.onion/
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> It has many tactics or tricks to cover or change the topics when facing difficulties. This at start sounded like cheating for me, but thinking about it, developing these tactics to change the course of conversation seems like an import
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