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VLC/mplayer live stream

pip install livestreamer

apt-get install rtmpdump

pip install python-librtmp

livestreamer ustream.tv/nasahdtv best

Does it frighten you that you have a camera on your head that was made by a company that recives 90% of it's revenue by building a profile about you?

Not trying to be a troll I'm actually curious what people's opinions are about these.

CLI version. https://github.com/paulhammond/webkit2png

In Russia you can buy a blue light bar and they will let you speed.

WebRTC torrent (work in progress, not mine.) https://github.com/feross/webtorrent

Apple has chosen not to ship any GPLv3 code.

The inevitable link everyone will look for next: https://github.com/tlrobinson/WebSaver

Directory.io is not phishing. The chances of someone finding an adress that has ever been used by anyone ever, (aside from people sending coins to the first one for fun) is impossible.

For everyone looking for a chatroom try "lobby".

They donate to WebKit? I thought that was fully funded by apple.

Do devices broadcast their MAC adress when looking for an AP? Do devices encytpt their MAC when they are connected to an AP?

I want a phone that randomizes the MAC every time it connects to an AP.

Can't you set up tor as an HTTP proxy then just use whatever browser you want?

Who is paying for the servers this runs on?

Open source javascript clone. https://rawgithub.com/Fordi/eyegame/master/eyes.html

I'm very happy with this answer.

It needs HTTPS.

You don't need to boycott them. They are clearly breaking the license agreement so the Linux Foundation can just sue them.

Here's an interesting link. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micronation

CAs do not ever see their client's encryption keys. If a CA was compromised someone could only create authentication keys for websites. This type of an attack could work on a single person. It would not work for a large group of people because this type of attack is very easy to detect (by someone who is looking for it) and very traceable.

If this page displays wrong for you too and you just want to view the images. http://pastebin.com/MDk6uv1X

A snooper could only see you accessed en.wikipedia.org

arkos.io does this.

I would love to use Crypto.cat, but there is not a mobile app yet. When there is a mobile app it will have the same problem.

How can we verify that the app on the App Store was compiled with the github source? (So all the code can be examined.)