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;> usage
>
>
> I dont base my comments on some rag rubbish that I don't read or care
> for.
>
>
>
>> planning to be able to deal with 60+ GB per user per month in the years
>> ahead.
>>
>
>
> As they should.
>
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the CFG didn't
> happen, etc - who hate Turnbull and his "small L" liberal views. Those
> guys won't change their minds any time soon.
In this case I doubt it's the core of the party, I would think it's the
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s perfectly why it is pointless trying to make it hard for
> people to download content that is CC licensed: once anyone has obtained a
> copy, they can then make it available in a more convenient form, neatly
> by-passing forlorn attempts to control something that has been set free
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The video on this page is slow but well worth watching. I found it rather
uplifting.
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hange is absolutely manipulated over time.
.
> The euro is a much bigger deal than bitcoin is going to be on any reasonable
> timescale. But governments are keeping an eye on it, because you know, that
> internet thing eventually did become significant.
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etworks-censor-community-education-site
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r consent, and how
> they end up in a kind of emergent conspiracy to erode the net's security to
> further their own ends.
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Includes carrier pigeon with USB stick.
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t was great that a Mac version was coming – "but
> it's almost like [the Tax Office has] finally caught up to where they should
> have been in 2007".
>
> "They've got a hell of a long way to get to 2013."
No mention of Linux in the whole article. St
d be a software engineer for DWS! The pay must be amazing!
>
> -andyf
So 4 months later and $37 Million and it's still not ready.
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r Turnbull intends in a country where the urban population density
> is more than double that of Australia. The reason for doing so was to keep
> loops short enough to support 25Mbps services, as Turnbull wants to do.
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> many observers of the negotiations, being held at the World Intellectual
> Property Organization (WIPO) in Geneva, believe that it's turning into a
> "Treaty to Protect Rightsholders from the Blind!"
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> productivity software used by Australian Government departments and agencies
> to support version 1.1 of ODF. In evaluating the choice, Sheridan said the
> Government had taken into account a number of factors.
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mple to aim at the credit card reader in your local supermarket,
> capturing all of the same information as above.
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> the last five years.
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_
ment.
>
> This doesn't prevent RFID card skimming; the concern raised by Craig.
No but it stops Craig's liability. That is the point surely.
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> • Blocks CDMA/GSM/DCS/PHS/3G/4G
> • Blocks WiFi (2.4GHz), Bluetooth (2.4Ghz), and GPS (1-2GHz)
> • Carrier, hardware, and OS agnostic
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rely on that efficient algorithm not being
> found,” said Jarved Samuel, a cryptographer who works for security
> consultancy ISEC Partners and presented alongside Stamos. “If it is found the
> cryptosystem is broken.”
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urn for regular payments of royalties. In other words
> ... the author would retain the copyright.
I don't believe so. Authors rights were only under sufferance.
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> At 06:04 PM 7/08/2013, Kim Holburn wrote:
>> like from the author in return for regular payments of royalties. In
>> other words ... the author would retain the copyright.
>>
>> I don't believe so. Authors r
securing networks
> and doing things that machines are probably better at doing,"
And machines have shown marvellous abilities to do that so far, haven't they.
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gt; Update: VeriSign has commented to say, "VeriSign has never issued a fake
> certificate, and to do so would be against our policies."
>
> The value to governments—enabling largely undetectable spying on, say, Gmail
> accounts—could be substantial, as such tools are wide
e.com.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0008/23957/NBN-End-User-Premises-Handbook---Release-2-Jun10.pdf
> for an early look at home cabling issues, that also discusses alarm systems.
>
>
>
>
> Paul.
>
>
>
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thousands of
> sysadmins. Some of them are going to be whistleblowers.
>
> Leaking secret information is the civil disobedience of our age. Alexander
> has to get used to it.
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ected password much more quickly than was previously thought.
> “Attackers often use graphics processors to distribute the problem,” Duffy
> says. “You’d be surprised at how quickly you can guess stuff.”
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ic accidents and
> criminal cases. And the trove of data inside the boxes has raised privacy
> concerns, including questions about who owns the information, and what it can
> be used for, even as critics have raised questions about its reliability.
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> The controversial spy laws have been passed by Parliament by 61 votes to 59.
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cent accurate, it will ask a person to input their PIN as security.”
>
> Mr. Pisarenko said the technology could even differentiate between identical
> twins. Customers sign up for the service and input their information, which
> is then stored in company databases.
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imited set
> of movies, the MPAA said the results were “not clear or compelling” and that
> it would reserve comment until the full paper is published.
>
> For Kim Dotcom and his team the research is not likely to change much. They
> continue their legal battles in the United States
nalyst for the ACLU says law enforcement officials
> should also have to submit some kind of paperwork at the very least, before
> running a photo through the system.
>
> Without strict rules, “is law enforcement going to start attaching the system
> to public surveillance cameras and sta
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emote control
> of compromised machines. Even with a staff of 1,870 people, GENIE made full
> use of only 8,448 of the 68,975 machines with active implants in 2011.
>
> For GENIE's next phase, according to an authoritative reference document, the
> NSA has brought online a
> “Cryptanalytic capabilities are now coming online. Vast amounts of encrypted
> Internet data which have up till now been discarded are now exploitable.”
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d. We need to take it back.
>
> And by we, I mean the engineering community.
>
> Yes, this is primarily a political problem, a policy matter that requires
> political intervention.
>
> But this is also an engineering problem, and there are several things
> engineers can –
> have him around.
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in the community are aware of the
> potential of that collection and I think many would actually be quite taken
> by surprise that that is occurring," she said.
> "To my mind this issue raises things which are fundamental in the legislation
> and that's about transparenc
through what's known as
> certificate pinning that's built into Google's Chrome browser, dedicated
> Twitter apps, and some security software.
More about pinning:
https://www.imperialviolet.org/2011/05/04/pinning.html
You can do certificate pinning in firefox with the extension: Certi
TN by the National Party's Fiona Nash)
>it doesn't look promising.
I could also add, wasn't there an emergency, the country in a parlous state?
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at have been used very successfully in the US for
> decades to keep poor, non-anglo, and non-white people from voting.
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>> Trouble is who do you ask? Someone who understands IT? Someone who
>> thinks they understand IT? I don't agree really. Not all IT people
>> want more IT. Non-I
be a dangerous path, excluding people from
voting, just like when a member of parliament suggests it, but it makes me
think. It's a pity we can't vote in specialists. For instance a parliamentary
scientist, I think they have enough lawyers and business people, engineer,
medical expert, mathem
and monitors can make it possible to detect from a
distance what people vote. I believe e-voting machines were banned in the
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und a card that will respond to
a radio signal without me being aware of it.
I'm pretty sure a very small hole drilled through the card at a particular spot
would take out the paywave leaving the chip and mag stripe unscathed but would
it still be valid? Perhaps not noticeably invalid.
-
he small hole option.
On 2013/Sep/12, at 10:38 PM, Kim Holburn wrote:
> I just got a new visa card and it's one of those NFC paywave cards.
>
> I had a quick look online and apparently you can ask your bank to reduce the
> paywave limit to $1.
>
> I also got a powerful
ounters for serving customers.
> For years there has been shelves full of knick-nacks, impossibly
> inexpensive inkjet printers, cellphones, memory cards, stationery, CDs,
> DVDs etc. etc.
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>
>> I just talked to my building society and the paywave card has a
>> limit of $100 per transaction and $200 per day. They can't or won't
>> change that limit
Marghanita
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> proves that hostile and polemic comments negatively affect the reader’s
> perception of the article they appear under. But the study doesn’t address
> how civil or informed comments might improve a reader’s perceptio
. I haven't diagnosed whether it's
> because of things using JavaScript from multiple domains, or something else
> I haven't thought of yet.
>
> Why not try whichever of Chrome/Firefox/Safari you're not regularly using.
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rent. Brazil's state is now allied with the spokespersons for all of
>> the organically evolved Internet institutions, the representatives of the
>> very "multi-stakeholder model" the US purports to defend. You know you've
>> made a big mistake, a life-chang
eyewitnesses that can’t act be trusted as to what
> happened—we actually have the data,” he said. “The guy around us wasn’t
> paying enough attention. The data will set you free.”
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there will be a gradual replacement of traditional programs by free
> software like Linux, if there is no negotiating with big companies.
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in its inability to be traced."
>
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Seems a good idea to me. If not an underground FTTH NBN, perhaps an arial
> FTTH NBN? It appears a much better idea than any idiot FTTN TopHat system.
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RF emissions from it.
> End of story.
>
> RC
>
> On 12/11/13 12:55 PM, Kim Holburn wrote:
>> http://arstechnica.com/security/2013/11/samsung-nokia-say-they-dont-know-how-to-track-a-powered-down-phone/
>>
>>
>
>
ected to. What could possibly go wrong?
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What is wrong with these people?
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Geist commentary:
http://www.michaelgeist.ca/content/view/6996/125/
Australia sides with US for ISP liability : terminating subscriber Internet
access and content blocking
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services and the nodes won’t commence until next
> year.
>
> Commencement of the actual rollout is dependent on a number of factors – the
> selection of the equipment (kit) vendor, the all-important Telstra
> renegotiation and the ACCC’s approval.
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ence and hard work” as the industry's new captain works to
> turn the ocean liner that is Labor's NBN plan towards the Port of Broadband
> Mediocrity. But as Turnbull's nascent ministry misses deadline after
> deadline, and staggers from one broken promise to another, it
On 2013/Dec/01, at 12:00 PM, Richard wrote:
> Jan,
>
> Good work Pandora.
>
> May I ask how come the Wayback Machine has left the collective
> consciousness?
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the market place?" Mr Brown
> said.
>
> The 1Gbps service was first considered in 2010 and announced earlier this
> year.
>
> In October, Google Fibre boss Kevin Lo said given access to 1Gbps services,
> consumers and entrepreneurs would "rise to that occasion&
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mers who used it and you don't have any
> recourse on it or let the subject know that you have been approached to
> monitor their communications, as that is also against the law.
>
> "It was all too heavy, and all too cloak and dagger for what we wanted to do,
> and t
l devices we carry to corporate control of the
> vehicles that carry us.
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through our vehicle screens.
An economist might say, with some justification, that this could make
everything more efficient. It might even end up costing less in fuel if done
well.
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activities.
http://www.un.org/News/Press/docs/2013/gashc4094.doc.htm
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>
> Just my 2 cents worth ...
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>
>> http://news.softpedia.com/news/United-Nations-Approves-Internet-Privacy-Resolution-403948.shtml
>>
>>&g
ot hacked a
> some time ago).
>
> Bobj
>
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> people
>> off and promoting privacy awareness.
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When you can communicate via email to someone who is not technical then maybe
but at the moment, gpg/pgp is not ready for non-tech use. Even techs find it
hard to use.
On 2013/Dec/18, at 10:27 PM, Karl Auer wrote:
> On Wed, 2013-12-18 at 21:35 +1100, Kim Holburn wrote:
>>> Ind
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-25441408
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e, when they intercept shipping deliveries. If a target
> person, agency or company orders a new computer or related accessories, for
> example, TAO can divert the shipping delivery to its own secret workshops.
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reformulating the economy — creating what he calls a
> “humanistic economy” — offer much food for thought. Lanier wants to create a
> dynamic where digital networks expand the pie rather than shrink it, and
> rebuild the middle class instead of destroying it.
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> Visiting Professor in the Faculty of Law University of N.S.W.
> Visiting Professor in Computer ScienceAustralian National University
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On 2014/Jan/09, at 3:28 PM, Roger Clarke wrote:
> At 15:18 +1100 9/1/14, Kim Holburn wrote:
>> Seems like these guys are just jamming their own cabs. That'd be
>> fraud I guess but it would also be possible, I would think, to jam
>> your own cab devices without radi
lobbying so hard
> for more surveillance, wiretapping, tracking, and data retention (they
> understand this perfectly).
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> 'good for society' thing and copyright will thrive as a by product
> continuing to make them lots of moolah.
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> bobj
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> On 27/01/14 10:47 AM, Kim Holburn wrote:
>> http://torrentfreak.com/why-the-copyright-industry-is-doomed-in-one-single-sentence-140
Manager or to personal information on your computer.
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>
> Does anyone believe them?
>
> cheers
> rickw
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onsumers are interested.
> http://www.blackphone.ch/
> https://www.whitehatsec.com/aviator/
> http://www.technologyreview.com/news/521676/online-anonymity-in-a-box-for-49/
> http://www.getadtrap.com/
> http://duckduckgo.com/
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> Carl
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s using the high-tech phones.
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> "The rapid uptake of new communication technologies and encryption by
> organised crime and terrorist groups is a significant concern and the
> Attorney-General's Department is currently pursuing reforms to the
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