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Well if the iPhone was not locked down and one could install open source freeware yes. There are apps for almost anything you can imagine for free on a pc. Look at OpenOffice for example. Free where ms version is quite costly. People are pa
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I would love that. I have recently tried downloading a few apps for different reasons and every single all is locked away, for any useful features, behind in app purchases. I remember the days back when iPhone first came out you could find
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Wow so they will tell an entire group of people to pound sand at the same time. Neat
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Because users do not want to be tracked or fingerprinted. I don't care about fraud detection and I am not a fraudster so why do I have to be tracked? There is no way that a feature like that would not get abused in one way or the othe
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100%. Is someone is going to be shitty they deserve to be called out front and centre. If they just copied the program and shipped it as their own that speaks volume as to being a bad person and I would not want to collaborate with a person
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Well it has always been a cat and mouse game. Even with best intentions you will get someone discovering some sort of exploit, or some employee going rogue or forced or tricked into installing something. When ever we talked about these issu
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Are they really rare? I have an older switch that is easily hackable and can’t be blocked due to it being a hardware vulnerability but I have never bothered to hack it as I just don’t know if it is worth it. Not sure if you can continue to
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Money,societal status, denial, just don’t give a shit are all reasons why nothing gets done. Pretty sad. It will only change when something like India or some other hot country has a wet bulb massive human and animal die off.
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Lock it in your garage and now they break into your house and hold a gun to your head….ya maybe they tow it but not likely as they want to do this discreetly but at the end of the day of course if they were determined they could take anythi
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It would be trivial to hard wire a kill switch to your fuel pump and have it hidden somewhere so no matter what thief’s can’t drive off with your car. Much cheaper and more secure as cars can be stolen from parking garages.
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Here is my favorite YouTube lawyer Ian Runkle a Canadian firearms and criminal defence lawyer discussing the flipper zero. This guy is very enjoyable to watch in all his videos highly recommended. https://m.youtube.com/watch
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several ways. There are definitely better types of flooring that are far more forgiving such as thick carpets versus a cement basement or something. A good medication review and ensure they are not taking meds they don't need or gettin
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I like to tell people how big space is just by describing how fast voyager 1 is moving and how long it will take to reach 1 light year of travel. Voyager 1 launched back in the 70's and is traveling around 38,210 mph. Even at that spee
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I know reddit had censored and shut the sub down but in past I used r/plexshare. You probably could just search for one on yandex or something. Google sucks for a search like that. The problem I had with plex was it can at any moment b
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First link? You are lucky if the first page has the result you want.
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Is mine sand suitable? The sand used in cement is very specific shape and size. I think that is what makes it so difficult to produce.
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The oil sands are a disaster and will be left for future generations to deal with. They have yet to clean up any of it but will point to one are they cleaned but in reality they did not clean it. They took all the sludge and moved it to ano
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How can you prove what country a criminal is from? You would have to make vpns and tor illegal so that it is impossible to mask your connection and that will never happen. I believe right now they can sometimes gleam hints as to the source
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That damn cocaine bear is at it again
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Sure but critics will say that is a poor plot in all but a few scenarios. Even seen here last week was the phone that fell out of the jet when the door ripped off and the phone was still on and in working order. So ya a movie plot could say
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Yes it would be a fantastic achievement. I was saying in another comment what is your he movie industry going to do when there is no such thing as no service, a common theme used in almost every scary movie?
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I was just thinking the other day what is Hollywood going to do in the future with people lost movies that simply won’t be very reasonable for in most movies. For example I saw one the other day and they crashed a plane but people survived
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Furthermore he may be wrong. After living through the Xbox 360 modding scene and the cat and mouse between home hackers not state sponsored hackers with unlimited resources I am always amazed when I look back at the cat and mouse game and w
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Also with any lawsuit you aim high and meet somewhere in the middle. Even if eBay won’t be liable for damages they may just settle this outside of court to get rid of it.
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None of those solutions are suitable for this mission. These satellites need to be traveling a hundreds of thousand of kilometres an hour or more. Think about voyager 1 traveling at 65,000km/hr. It is still over 18,000 years before it
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It is all about cost. Who can afford the cost of a new EV? Not the average household around me. Next I can guarantee the moment widespread adoption has taken place the new road taxes will be added into the equation wiping out the savings E
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I laugh but also sad I’m betting a lot of the younger HN crowd doesn’t get the reference.
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Definitely a problem but will open up value to other contributors as well. Someone willing to make time lapse videos of their entire project or someone who creates a site where contributors are verified by different means like sending work
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I got my original NES over 30 years ago. I had to swap a couple capacitors but still hook it up occasionally and show the kids games like Duck Hunt(required an old tv as well) and Tetris and Blaster Master. These digital games that suddenly
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I have to disagree if someone knowingly poisoned my baby then if death penalty isn’t imposed I’m going to attempt to get revenge myself. The death penalty was probably effective at calming the entire country from rage.
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