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Comment · 9 years ago
Wow, the CEO is the son of George Soros. This think tank is like the reincarnation of the devil.
Comment · 9 years ago
I personally switched to ProtonMail, but I lament there's no IMAP access.

If you don't mind paying you can use FastMail

Comment · 9 years ago
>At the Y-Combinator Female Founders Conference this year, every single company that presented on stage had a male co-founder. Every. Single. One.

So what do you want, forced quotas?

Comment · 9 years ago
So I donate $5000 and in return you push more HTML/JS developers to the market, making me getting paid less?

Well, what a deal!

Comment · 9 years ago
Nobody cares about ME/PSP/etc. You might, but nobody will stop buying these chips just because of that.
Comment · 9 years ago
>Yup. you can all calm down and take some time to educate yourself about the damage this can and will cause to small-website owners

You can all calm down and take some time to hear me tell you you have to believe in what I believe.

Comment · 9 years ago
Their parents, and their school during class hours.
Comment · 9 years ago
Kids should have absolutely no expectation of privacy.
Comment · 9 years ago
Writing a porn browser in Coq seems appropriate.
Comment · 9 years ago
I'm so happy since I learnt to master uMatrix...

I recommend it to everybody, especially those who are HTML developers and already know what those checkboxes are about. Change the defaults to something else and only unblock stuff you really trust.

Comment · 9 years ago
https://bandaancha.eu/foros/freedompop-dejara-sin-servicio-c...

I received an email regarding this this morning.

Comment · 9 years ago
Comment · 9 years ago
FreedomPop in Spain was a free service until recently. It was completely unusable. They were selling Three (UK) cards that worked here in roaming. The internet service simply didn't work. They were assigning telephone numbers they borrowed from another company. That company didn't have a licence to lend their assigned numbers, that was illegal, so they had to stop providing their services and I suppose they'll get fined, big time.

Now they stopped giving that free service, and you have to pay. I don't think many people will pay anything. It's a scam.

Comment · 9 years ago
I am sure illegals do dozens of things every day that could get them deported.

I also come from a place where voter fraud is real and significant. Underground organisations that bring old/disabled people to the urns to make them vote whatever they want do exist. We know about that. So whatever is happening in the US won't really surprise me. (Not to say something like this happens in the US, but it's perfectly possible, and it is foolish to simply outright deny that possibility)

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