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by quazar 2y ago
https://archive.ph/v5qeA
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Tommy Robinson arrested under Terrorism Act for not unlocking phone(independent.co.uk)
32 points by quazar 2y ago|36 comments
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by quazar 2y ago
Why is this not on the front page? Are people flagging this? Why?
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by quazar 3y ago
Formal specification of LLVM and compile semantics to Z3, I would guess.
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by quazar 3y ago
The idea that we should, to some extent, organize society around neurotics to the detriment of young boys is disturbing.
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by quazar 3y ago
https://archive.is/kgaxs
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by quazar 3y ago
This is not Reddit.
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Z-Library Opens ‘Z-Points’ Around the World to Share Paper Books(torrentfreak.com)
4 points by quazar 3y ago|0 comments
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by quazar 3y ago
magnet link?
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by quazar 3y ago
https://github.com/belamenso/v This cleans up Nim's syntax a little, we use it in production with not much maintenance.
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by quazar 3y ago
time correlation between the isp and the authentication system
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by quazar 3y ago
Why? These are two very common commands known by every programmer and used very often, why would having short mnemonics for them be confusing?
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by quazar 3y ago
It's much less than I expected.
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by quazar 3y ago
Do these people have really have nothing better to do than doing "high-tech investigations" of such matters?
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by quazar 3y ago
This site is completely broken without JavaScript.
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by quazar 3y ago
They are famous for the required specific printed document style which includes wide margins. When you argue before them you have to physically print everything you mention in full in this specific style. And this is per judge . Steve
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by quazar 3y ago
They already made peace: https://nitter.lacontrevoie.fr/RWApodcast/status/16726544795...
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Uber threatens drivers avoiding “disadvantaged” areas with firing(ft.com)
20 points by quazar 3y ago|6 comments
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by quazar 3y ago
This was not a total ban, but might be a beginning of one. Not all apps were included.
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India bans 14 encrypted chat apps to stop terrorism(tutanota.com)
16 points by quazar 3y ago|2 comments
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“Spontaneous” responses to terrorist attacks are coordinated by the UK Gov(middleeasteye.net)
3 points by quazar 3y ago|1 comments
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by quazar 3y ago
Do you still have that resource list? The links in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32260345 are expired.
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by quazar 3y ago
Who is going to stop me?
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NYC halts deposits at Capital One due to no anti-discrimination proposal(reuters.com)
3 points by quazar 3y ago|1 comments
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Fighting disinformation mandatory in EU from August(twitter.com)
4 points by quazar 3y ago|0 comments
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by quazar 3y ago
I think there are some multi-key schemes but they are much more expensive and very rarely used, I don't know much about them
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by quazar 3y ago
In one-key scheme you, the encryptor, would also have to encrypt the naughty word list, allowing you to cheat, so it will not be allowed.
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by quazar 3y ago
Did the other anti privacy laws and customs backfire? Did big tech which is in bed with the goverment censoring you while the goverment pretends you have your 1st ammendment rights backfire? Did mass metadata collection backfire? Did KYC ba
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by quazar 3y ago
Well yes, if you're not using encryption and it's a one off thing, the judge will probably find you not guilty. The OP seemed to suggest that when you ban encryption, random people will randomly get in trouble, therefore banning e
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by quazar 3y ago
So what's the point of sending random static over the network and looking for trouble like that then? Complying in a way that you find slightly less humiliating but still complying?

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