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Lots of ISPs does this. They require you to relay via their SMTP-server.

There was a case awhile back where Google docs helped a guy rack up a huge AWS bill.

http://www.behind-the-enemy-lines.com/2012/04/google-attack-...

the problem is that these people tend to enjoy discussing "this week's episode" with their friends, and that's hard when they've watched the entire season/series.

> What the Gnome devs did was just inverting the setting without providing an option for it, which is a pretty awful idea.

Gnome devs don't like to give the user options.

it might be technically correct, but people don't behave like machines, so the expected outcome in the future is not clear.

those "other court orders" could have been for accounts that were not encrypted, like the free accounts.

debian.net projects are unofficial. sometimes they graduate to official debian.org projects.

> Then, last month, the FBI exploited a vulnerability in Tor to capture the alleged administrator of a child pornography site in Ireland.

Freedom hosting now reduced to being simply a child pornography site.

I bet tvrage.com (started in june 2005) eventually stole a lot of traffic from tv.com, i have vague memories of a redesign by tv.com which broke old links, and was not very usable.

> My party decided not to vote the whole bill, but only some parts

how does this work? if some parts get enough votes they are turned into law, but the rest of the bill scrapped?

The logical thing to do in this situation would be to block those search terms when they come from ios-devices.

instagram blocks certain hashtags. will just silently return zero results.

Why must this be pointed out every time? There's enough of us weirdos out there.

facebook comes pre-installed on a lot of phones. can't even remove it without rooting the phone.

in case you didn't read the article

"The first time you launch the Facebook application, even before logging in, your phone number will be sent over the Internet to Facebook servers. You do not need to provide your phone number, log in, initiate a specific action, or even need a Facebook account for this to happen."

so an accidental launch is all you need.

indeed, the reason Hong Kong gave for not extraditing him, was that USA didn't specify what the J. middle initial stood for.

Considering they claimed one of their sources was within wikileaks, it's likely it's part of a wikileaks/Snowden plan to obfuscate his real travel plans.

Mossad kidnapped Vanunu from Italy. With or without local help, you can be kidnapped anywhere.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mordechai_Vanunu

Norway gets to implement many EU directives, thanks to being part of the European Economic Area.

This lawyer is a known figure in Norway and not some guy looking for his fifteen minutes of fame. He has defended people on terrorism charges in Norway before, and gotten them acquitted on those charges (while other lesser charges still stuck).

On his twitter, he claims that the US embassy doesn't know why his visa was revoked, only that "Homeland security's computers" are telling them it's revoked.

This is then connected to NSA leak by journalists. He is still waiting for a proper explanation from the US embassy.

Loaded up my gmail in it. Then went to attachments, documents. Lots of hits from my gmail spam-folder. This needs work...

edit: the basic mail function looks okay. looking forward to testing the linux version against exchange.

they haven't been doing this forever, so if you've been a customer for a while, you might not have been asked.

they also don't ask business customers (might not be true for all countries) if they supply certain details about their business.

They would all be channeled through your local law enforcement though.

If swedish police comes to you directly, you don't have to comply, but if they go through the proper channels, the request to you, comes from canadian police.

for over 15 years i've scrolled down webpages using the arrow keys. can't do this with newsblur. everything else about newsblur excites me and i want to explore it, but having the down arrow go to next story just breaks my usage so hard...

sure i got a mouse. i try to avoid using it too much.

This is why I use Firefox and not Chrome. If shit hits the fan, I can still get my data (history/bookmarks/tabs) out via the sqlite and json files.

there's no such thing as $3.4 million NOK. it's either $ or NOK.

lawsuit is for 20 million NOK which equals roughly $3.4 million.

just what every g+ post needs. a signature with all the information you've entered into your profile!

how many of these petitions have led to anything besides a little more than a standard response?

"[...] and the medium of publication (Tweet)."

reddit gold has that feature.