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Cyberwarfare, American Style: Domestic Surveillance/Liberal Repression
CounterPunch Cyberwarfare may be the wave of the future in international relations, but it seems to me the pretext for resort to conventional geopolitical strategy in establishing America's hegemonic goals, as here in the burgeoning confrontation with China. Obama … |
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This Q&A is part of a weekly series of posts highlighting common questions encountered by technophiles and answered by users at Stack Exchange, a free, community-powered network of 100+ Q&A sites.
Rafal Chmiel asked:
Recently I came across a number of open source Ruby (or at least the majority of it was Ruby) projects on GitHub that, when checked with a code analyzing tool like Rubocop, create a lot of offences.
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Twitter is a great place if you want news that is so red-hot off the press that the e-ink is still steaming. But with the likes of the Syrian Electronic Army hijacking Twitter accounts and tweeting disastrous fake news as if Olympus Has Fallen is a reality and not a movie, Twitter is finally going to implement two-factor authentication.
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