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by tdcbfdct3 7y ago
> Wikileaks has a faultless record. How about this bullshit Steve Jobs AIDS diagnosis? https://file.wikileaks.org/file/steve-jobs-hiv/steve-jobs-hi...
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by tdcbfdct3 7y ago
> I think the key issue is that these machines are internet or network connected. If we're really concerned about this - get rid of the network connectivity. They (generally) aren't. (Almost) every demo of voting machine hackin
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by tdcbfdct3 7y ago
Psalms 119: I prevented the dawning of the morning, and cried: I hoped in thy word. Versus the NIV's I rise before dawn and cry for help; I have put my hope in your word. Would be a good candidate
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by tdcbfdct3 7y ago
This article is about how "tinderization" has reduced the need for players to go out and stay out late at night clubs when on the road, and attempts to map that to a measurable decrease in home field advantage https://w
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by tdcbfdct3 7y ago
This guy ported wolf3d to the Gameboy Color more or less that way (looks like all the game logic is still on the Game it's CPU and just the ray-casting is done on the co-processor) http://www.happydaze.se/wolf/
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by tdcbfdct3 7y ago
Yes you will be. https://www.opensecrets.org/outsidespending/
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by tdcbfdct3 7y ago
Nearly every demonstration of voting machine hacking has required unrestricted physical access to the machine and tools/keys. Paper ballot boxes are just as hackable at scale with those requirements.
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by tdcbfdct3 7y ago
> Both Le Roux and Satoshi did significant cryptography projects The article says (emphasis mine): "Le Roux is highly suspected to have been a part of a team of anonymous developers called the “TrueCrypt Team.”" It also giv
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by tdcbfdct3 7y ago
Who's politicized the rape charges other than Assange himself continuously calling them a government conspiracy against him? The Swedish government doesn't discuss them (which is what's allowed Assange's version of event
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by tdcbfdct3 7y ago
He'd tried to get her to have sex without a condom all night. She continually rejected it. He (allegedly) knew fully that she did not consent to unprotected sex and waited for her to fall asleep to do it.
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by tdcbfdct3 7y ago
The prosecutor dropped the case because the alleged rape victim didn't want to press charges, because she was overwhelmed in the immediate aftermath. Then she hired a lawyer to advocate for her who got the charges re-opened. The other
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by tdcbfdct3 7y ago
I'm having trouble finding any on The Hague's website https://www.icc-cpi.int/Pages/cases.aspx
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by tdcbfdct3 7y ago
> claiming his condom fell off and he didn't stop having sex with them. One woman claims he intentionally tore a condom. That was a lesser charge whose statute of limitations expired a while ago. The other claims that, after insisti
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by tdcbfdct3 8y ago
More information about the idea: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End-to-end_auditable_voting_sy...
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by tdcbfdct3 8y ago
"#pragma once" used to cause GCC to launch a game of Tetris instead of compiling your code. Not super relevant today, but a fun fact.
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by tdcbfdct3 8y ago
The US measurements system is defined in SI units. So one pound is now defined by Planck's constant.
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by tdcbfdct3 8y ago
I know that's Assange's line, but that's basically just how all TV is made. Nobody would claim Saturday Night Live isn't an NBC show because it's actually produced by Broadway Video. RT's logo has a produce