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CPAhem
8y ago
You'll need to add RF amplifiers on the transmit and receive paths along with antennas to make this work off the lab bench.
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For basic websites, Google Docs and its WYSIWYG interface is good for many people. Tools like Syncdocs https://www.syncdocs.com lets you create websites in Word and publish via Google Drive. In this market segment, people probab
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8y ago
I suspect WhatsApp not encrypting the backups was likely not a technical issue primarily, but a business one. Google gives free storage and can read all your chats on Drive to target advertising. Whatsapp gets free storage. If you want to p
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Gremlins were not "luck charms of many British pilots during World War II" as Darpa states. They were bad luck demons that could kill pilots. "Gremlins were said to engage in such a myriad of bad behavior as sucking the gas o
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Syncdocs [0] is also pretty good for merging and tracking changes between Word and Google Docs. It also has a feature with real-time collaboration between Google Docs and Word. [0] https://www.syncdocs.com/
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Former Origin Energy executive and whistleblower Fiona Wilson was detained by the new Queensland Fixated Threat Assessment Centre (QFTAC) and injected against her will and without any charges laid against her. Fiona has since been released
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Russian Electronic Jamming Poses a Growing Threat to U.S. Troops in Syria
(foreignpolicy.com)
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Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg sued after stock crash
(straitstimes.com)
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The OS Armageddon Is Coming
(au.pcmag.com)
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What if people were paid for their data?
(economist.com)
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8y ago
>Yes. Unemployment is very low. Actually it is not that low, especially out of the tech sector. Real unemployment and under-employment are high because of the way unemployment is now measured. The definition of being unemployed has chang
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This looks very useful! We've been using Syncdocs [0] to sync multiple accounts concurrently to Google Drive. Syncdocs does end-to-end encryption. Would it be possible to put in a PGP layer that automatically encrypts into your solutio
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Pretty Much All Tech Demos Are Fake as Hell
(gizmodo.com.au)
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Thanks, that is a great link. Here's his summary: "The facts are clear. Chuck Yeager proved incapable of doing the job. He was totally outside his element. He was a natural pilot who had learned by experience and feel, but neve
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8y ago
Yes, for tech readers, The Right Stuff will be disappointing, it covers how people feel and the politics, not much about the technical side of the Mercury or X-1, X-2 or x-15 programs.
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It is a brilliant book, especially his description of what he thought those poor chimpanzee astronauts were thinking and feeling.
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There are a few options for improved Google Drive clients. We use Syncdocs https://syncdocs.com as it has end-to-end encryption. None of these clients are free, though, so perhaps you get what you pay for.
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CPU Utilization Is Wrong on PCs, and Getting Worse Every Year
(extremetech.com)
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Company behind Australian Red Cross data breach goes bust
(crn.com.au)
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Indeed. Whether you use OO or state machines depends on the architecture of your problem. There is unlikely to be a one-size fits all solution to every class of problem. State machines are used extensively by HDL hardware design tools, and
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Depends on your operating system. If you are using Windows, Syncdocs is pretty reliable at backing up to Google Drive. http://www.syncdocs.com/2011/09/backup-your-files-to-google-...
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How China Spied on the African Union’s Computers
(mg.co.za)
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Smaller teams have easier communication. In computer science there is something called "Amdahl's law"[1] which shows how processing throughput slows as you add more CPU's mostly due to communications overhead. I suspect
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Why did 300 Chinese fathers vanish from Liverpool in 1946 after wartime service
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Its a Rupert Murdoch owned paper, designed to get clicks from clickbait.
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Intel CEO’s Stock Sales May Warrant SEC Examination
(bloomberg.com)
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One in ten Australians' private health records unwittingly exposed
(smh.com.au)
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There can be a few pitfalls here. Assuming that the dark field image of the Apple camera is actually random noise and not some property of the sensor that can vary between images. Getting the distribution of the randomness can be hard.
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When are you going to support end-to-end encryption for consumer apps? We use Syncdocs https://syncdocs.com to encrypt Google Drive, but it would be better to use an entirely Google soultion.
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Canola Oil Consumption in Mice Linked to Decrease in Working Memory
(nature.com)
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