tonymon

>Second, Russia has a long tradition of creating a PR-pumped image of healthy, almost immortal leaders.

Well, North Korea probably yes. But I haven't noticed such tradition in Russia.

tonymon

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Actually they are both the same company:

https://startpage.com/eng/company.html (also look at the logo here)

https://www.ixquick.de/eng/company.html

And both introducing new redesign

tonymon

12 anni fadiscuss

But how you can be sure about that if WhatsApp code is not opensourced? Telegram has at least iOS and Android code opensourced.

tonymon

12 anni fadiscuss

So is time to switch from Fastmail now?

tonymon

12 anni fadiscuss

Links to zip archive with plain email list (without passwords):

https://mega.co.nz/#!ewU1wCKA!P52rdL5tMcugRxi8ALyZlGnfE_KSB4...

Alternative: http://rghost.net/57937836

The thing is that this site mentions other site where in comments section you can find links to 7zip archive with emails

tonymon

12 anni fadiscuss

The thing is that Russia and China are not heavily spying on Germany, despite the fact, that they don't even have such close relationships as US and Germany [before]

tonymon

12 anni fadiscuss

1) Yes, there is. For example Selectel: http://selectel.com/services/cloud-storage/ based on OpenStack API, very easy to integrate.

>Data storage ~0.088$ for 1GB per month or ~0.131$ for 1 TB per hour

>Network (outgoing traffic) ~0.023$ per 1GB

>Network (incoming traffic) free-of-charge

They also recently announced CDN option with Akamai partnership at no additional cost

tonymon

12 anni fadiscuss

Well, now it seems like they totally screwed up with non-latin characters.

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