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"I’m going to refrain from publishing how exactly I went about my own writing—my own copying and encryption—so that the NSA will still be standing tomorrow." Ed being sarcastic?

And your problem is that absolutely anything can be explained by malicious intent.

digital voting is not an issue only in Georgia... but that would be a start.

let's grow them where no water is sustainably available...

I thought that we knew that they don't report bugs that they know about (because they don't care about the greater good).

before the act, I could get insurance that would cover only catastrophic events.... it was MUCH cheaper.

> There is an argument to be made that archival and distribution are two different things.

of course download and upload are 2 different things...

which is why Torrent users often get emails about their download activities...

you sound like the NSA

Why do you have such a basic question if you are a researcher in this field?

Health costs have increased a lot since the "Affordable" Care Act came into action... that must count for something.

What I was thinking is that maybe we can use the 4th or maybe 5th dimension to hide all that matter. /s

I would like that too but the government will make laws and all the peers from the p2p network will get scared

reddit is going back to the reliability that they had a few years ago

I don't think that you understand what I said... I don't mean that IP addresses have anything to do with physical space. I only mean it in the sense that IPv6 supposedly solved a problem and we need the same thing to happen to storage space.

you are probably right... but what if it was like IPV6 where there are so many IPs that they should never run out... the unlimited storage dream.

Apparently, we need a storage capacity breakthrough so that everyone can store everything so that we do not have to relay on what someone else say is acceptable.

thanks, that looks good, I also found this free Udacity course that seems pretty up-to-date: https://www.udacity.com/course/developing-android-apps-with-...

triple it... and gimme 20k, only.

> GitHub support is fucking horrible

When did the support started being bad? (I never used their support)

Any source that is more neutral reported on this?

The problem with the Government is that the people in power feel like they have all the power and don't want to let it go. I think that robots would serve us better.

oops, dupe of those:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20999537

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20999387

because that ultra-black looks blue? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tVaJVtxMYE&t=0m11s

Obama was really bad against whistler blowers even previous to Snowden...

> Amazon Basics products

haven't had much luck with their Amazon Basics keyboards... went through 2 and then gave up and bought an IBM one...

> I don't like it but I don't know how to disable it and don't have the time to look into it.

They know that almost nobody does, so they bank on it... it needs to be regulated.

works fine now, thanks

BTW: The search feature on your site sends the query over HTTP (missing the S).

The problem with screen is that they improve productivity even though they are somewhat hurtful to human-beings... maybe we won't need them anymore when robots finally take over.

but it is not 100x as useful...