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bfcm.stripe.com 1y ago

Stripe BF/CM live

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stripe.com 6y ago

Stripe Sessions

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stripe.com 7y ago

Stripe Readies Businesses for Strong Customer Authentication in Europe

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gizmodo.com 7y ago

Ecuador Arrests Ola Bini for 'Collaborating' with WikiLeaks

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www.project-syndicate.org 7y ago

Google, Fake News, and the Crisis of Truth

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azure.microsoft.com 7y ago

Microsoft open sources Trill

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www.microsoft.com 7y ago

The Microsoft Infer.NET machine learning framework goes open source

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blogs.msdn.microsoft.com 7y ago

Announcing F# 4.5 Preview

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daringfireball.net 8y ago

Do You Really Need to Properly Eject a USB Drive Before Yanking It Out?

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movaxbx.ru 8y ago

Bypass Data Execution Protection (DEP)

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objective-see.com 8y ago

iOS bug triggered by censorship

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vu.hn 8y ago

Bitcoin Origins

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medium.com 9y ago

Introducing Cosette – a SQL solver for checking semantic equivalences of queries

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motherboard.vice.com 9y ago

The First Space-Based ‘Nation’ Wants to Store Data Off-Planet, Beyond the Law

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www.dnalounge.com 9y ago

Wherein we're currently not doing deliveries, because Uber sucks

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www.earningmyturns.org 9y ago

A computational linguistic farce in three acts

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boingboing.net 9y ago

Beaker: a decentralized p2p web browser that lets you create and fork websites

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pando.com 9y ago

Trump shutting DoL division investigating Google

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www.intentional.com 9y ago

Charles Simonyi on Intentional Software Joining Microsoft

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www.bloomberg.com 9y ago

Centrism Takes on the Extremes

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arstechnica.com 9y ago

IBM tells thousands of remote employees to come back to office or find new jobs

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metrocosm.com 9y ago

Every Plane Flight in the World Over One Year

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azure.microsoft.com 9y ago

Announcing custom domain HTTPS support with Azure CDN

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www.ft.com 9y ago

Financial Times 404

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medium.com 9y ago

How Locked-Up Economies Put Adoption of Programming Languages into Slow-Motion

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en.wikipedia.org 9y ago

Hawala

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www.quillette.com 9y ago

A Tale of Two Bell Curves

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eindhoven.cr.yp.to 9y ago

D. J. Bernstein – False Statements by Henry de Valence

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fortune.com 9y ago

Gmail Phishing Scam

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twitter.com 9y ago

The world's most spoken languages

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Stripe | Integration Engineer | Berlin, Dublin, London, Madrid, Paris, or Remote | ONSITE, REMOTE, VISA

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Just to clarify, the original submission headline was «iOS bug triggered by 🇹🇼 censorship». The emoji there had a literal rather than symbolic meaning.

Sorry, I didn’t see the previous post. Different sources anyway, imho this one is a more complete analysis. I rewrote the original title since it was not informative enough ("A Remote iOS Bug”), and the subheading was too large to post (“apple wrote code to appease the chinese government ...it was buggy”). I don’t think the headline was misleading: the crash was absolutely related to the Taiwanese flag emoji censorship.

We at Merchise Startup Circle are delighted to be partnering with Stripe Atlas to boost the Cuban startup ecosystem. Glad to answer any questions.

I won't argue either... It seems I misunderstood your first comment. Sorry. Just for the sake of clarification, regarding ETA I'm aware there several versions of the story, but those 2010-ish US terrorism reports are not understandable when the very Spanish government was stating the contrary [+]. About the Colombian conflict, I've heard of the Cuban support to National Liberation Army (ELN) but never of any military support to Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC).

[+] (Spanish) http://www.lavozlibre.com/noticias/ampliar/1041341/moratinos...

I don't know what you mean by "backing terrorists"... actually I'm not sure of your definition of "terrorists", but if you meant members of the Basque separatist group ETA, you should be aware those ex-militants were sent from France through Panama to reside in Cuba after an agreement of the Spanish government (under Felipe González) with Cuba.

disclaimer: I'm Cuban

"They're trying to kill me," Yossarian told him calmly.

"No one's trying to kill you," Clevinger cried.

"Then why are they shooting at me?" Yossarian asked

"They're shooting at everyone," Clevinger answered."They're trying to kill everyone."

"And what difference does that make?"

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Joseph Heller - Catch-22