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Lenovo announces IdeaPad A1, the $199 Android tablet, we go hands-on (video)(engadget.com)
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by 0x12 15y ago
Have a look at the Yii framework.
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by 0x12 15y ago
Cue another 10,000 or so dropbox imitations.
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by 0x12 15y ago
very good pictures of the Desert Hawk III here, there are some more differences besides the tail portion. http://kr.blog.yahoo.com/shinecommerce/30459.html?p=2&pm...
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by 0x12 15y ago
That's a plus though, on the testing front. Once it works with random sections from songs that were not part of the training set that would be a significant improvement over what we have today. The problem would be the disproportionate weig
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by 0x12 15y ago
Open wifi is't really a factor here, the word wifi is nowhere in the article. The first major point is that the defendants did not act in concert (see article title). The last point is this: "nothing in the BitTorrent architecture changes t
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by 0x12 15y ago
The biggest thing you will miss is how much better some of your peers (and elders) are, who they are and where you can find their stuff. This has gotten a lot better since the web came around so you have an easier time of it than some old h
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by 0x12 15y ago
Wikileaks is denying this, I am really wondering who to believe at this point. https://twitter.com/#!/wikileaks/status/108251897961517056 If it turns out the full db is out in the wild after denying it wikileaks is done for. The tweets se
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by 0x12 15y ago
There is definitely something going on but what is anybody's guess, more interesting stuff here: https://twitter.com/#!/wikileaks Edit: If wikileaks thinks that the file not being decrypted matters if the plaintext is available they are t
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WikiLeaks 'insurance' file has not been decrypted(twitter.com)
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by 0x12 15y ago
This is a total minefield without an IP lawyer on hand to guide you, things that could bite you: relicensing (without your consent), sale of the source code, change of control, contamination, liability, competing with your own code a couple
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by 0x12 15y ago
If your communications can land you in jail or get you killed don't use the internet (or even a computer, keystroke loggers are easy to install and very hard to detect), no matter how clever you think you are, and no matter how many 'lock'
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by 0x12 15y ago
Responsibility = criminal matter. This should not be about the money at all.
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by 0x12 15y ago
Every time a judge does something like this I have some hope that we will move past the current copyright legislation to something more appropriate for the digital age. I'm sure that copyright has had its use, and in many ways still has use
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by 0x12 15y ago
Does he actually get them prosecuted?
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by 0x12 15y ago
There is a time in life when you have the mental space and the environment around you where learning anything is relatively free and easy. If you wait until (much) later when you can directly benefit from this knowledge you may not be able
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by 0x12 15y ago
Anybody that puts themselves in the public eye will sooner or later have to deal with the downsides of that. Being a woman or a blogger has very little to do with it, attacks as a result of internet interaction are increasing, period. And a
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by 0x12 15y ago
> if you use disk encryption like you should be doing I've never found that I had a really good reason to encrypt a drive yet, I'm kind of surprised to see a suggestion that this is the way things are done. Why should you be encrypting
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by 0x12 15y ago
Absolutely! In fact, you should try to learn as many languages that have real differences between them as possible. There is something to be gained from a low level perspective on how a computer operates just as much as there is from higher
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Digital jukebox Spotify on track to report modest first profit(guardian.co.uk)
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by 0x12 15y ago
After 'wave' being killed off I figure I'll give any google service that is launched 6 months before I try it out, that may save me some time invested into google 'duds'. Of course, that is a self fulfilling prophesy, by not trying it out I
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by 0x12 15y ago
Can't blame the guy, the only reason he got sued is because he has money. Another thing that is possibly part of this is that people feel the need to lay blame for everything, they can't just accept that someone died and that's that. It's t
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by 0x12 15y ago
Try moving to another continent a couple of times, it does wonders for breaking your addictions to 'stuff'. Even so, I find that after moving the 'stuff' creeps back in again and after a couple of years there is just too much of it. It's ju
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by 0x12 15y ago
That's a Russian one, funny enough, they don't do .RU (don't foul your own nest). # whois installsmarket.biz [Querying whois.neulevel.biz][whois.neulevel.biz] Domain Name: INSTALLSMARKET.BIZ Dom
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by 0x12 15y ago
> Unfortunately, Hacker News is not that place. Why not?
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The Digital Imprimatur (old!)(fourmilab.ch)
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Steve Jobs Presents new campus to the Cupertino City Council (6/7/11)(youtube.com)
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FPGA ARCADE(fpgaarcade.com)
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by 0x12 15y ago
Was there an original posting (you call this a 'repost')? I enjoyed it a lot, actually. Not that I've had much dealings with counterfeit hardware but I can imagine that anybody that is into hardware hacking on a slightly larger scale has to