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by Fuxy 13y ago
Yes that was a mistake on his part you should never threaten you should only do. Back on topic... So the take away from this is security by obscurity is now officially protected by law and linking to leaked information is illegal according
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Name will have to change. Will have to see about the hardware though. If they can pull off somethind like the Lumia but with Android I'll buy it.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Company A is still able to adjust pricing on a global level (all customers) to compensate. If too many of Company B's customers go on Company A's network pricing will increase until they start choosing cheaper networks automatical
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Lol it's P2P right? So why isn't it just a JS file? Isn't it overcomplicated just to fit the business model? Why not take donations and sell the analytics as an aded service?
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Is it just me or is anybody else thinking that just making lines alternate between colors (think of tables) would do a better job. Why do we need fancy gradients?
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by Fuxy 13y ago
It's about time somebody put this together. We have the technology necessary to build it. Nothing revolutionary though he just put the pieces together. It needs more tweaking before it can be very useful.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Maintaining infrastructure doesn't become more expensive just because the competition is using it when roaming. What they're doing is basically double dipping charging customers for service and competitors for roaming which the ne
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Wow that's cool I would love to work with those guys wouldn't be much help though only have basic Linux administration skills.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Will they cut with the porn bullshit we all know this is all about power and controlling what people can see. Once a filter is set up it's very easy to block any website they want. Porn/sex shouldn't be taboo to begin with it
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I like the UK system and the way its implemented.I doesn't have to respond to a button push all the time plus you can always cross if you believe it's safe to do so. Makes a lot more sense them forcing people to stand at a red lig
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I'm using the latest Firefox on windows 7 and don't seem to have a problem with it. Mind you it's a desktop and I'm using a mouse not a touch-pad to scroll. The slight choppiness i see is because of how scroll works not
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Another top secret test that the Israelis were not told it's supposed to be secret.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Nokia is an excellent company and they built the best mobile phones before the smartphone craze. Just as a testament to how good they are there are still pre-smarphone craze Nokia phones available and their probably the best choice if you t
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by Fuxy 13y ago
We all know the British Intelligence lives to please the American Intelligence for all the funding they get. It just happens that British law offers more flexibility to the so they can pull this crap off. And this is one of their "sel
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I don't know about US English but I know how to speak "TV English" perfectly however when I came to the UK I had a hard time adjusting to the different accents around London for a couple of months. Scottish, Irish or just abo
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I call it inexact because you can't use the classical way of proving theories right or wrong. There's no mathematical calculations you can do to figure out all the implications of that theory. The theories are based on observation
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by Fuxy 13y ago
If you're trying to say psychology is not an exact science I agree. You can't use psychology to make exact predictions of how people will behave however the more you learn about psychology the better you get at figuring out people
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by Fuxy 13y ago
What are you talking about psychology is awesome i am quite interested in the field however HR's use of psychology by just ticking boxes is not correct. They don't understand it so they are unable to apply it without ticking boxe
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Are there good HR departments? I haven't had the honor of seeing any so by my book they're classified in the same section as unicorns and fairies.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
What the hell makes this guy a lord? Secrets are secret because they are controversial or out right illegal (from what Snowden has showed us at least). So what he's basically telling us is the government should be allowed to be above t
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Wish they would open source it. I would have preferred if they would have contributed to PowerDNS instead of reinventing the wheel. Was PowerDNS so awful it required a compete rewrite if so fair enough.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Let the chess games begin. UK on the attack now desperately trying to find an angle to sell to the public.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Well this is a situation where I don't mind not having privacy. However is there a way to ensure the video hasn't been altered? Images are worth a thousand words but when the images are lying you as the accused are screwed.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
So does that mean that in order to keep our work up we need to challenge every take down and invest thousands of dollars fighting it? That is what is broken in the DMCA. Guilty until proven innocent and you the content creator (that uses so
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Yay! This is fun. Finally a company foolish enough to pick a fight with an expert in copyright that's been waiting for one for years. Let's just hope the courts show a bit of common sense.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Well this story vaguely reminds me of post communist Romania where all newly freed government agencies were fucking with people however they wanted. And I can tell you now it wasn't any ordinary governmental agency that searched his ap
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by Fuxy 13y ago
Well given that 90% of hardware out there is supported just file with the current setting i suspect 50ms would qualify as quite paranoid.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I would suspect that depends on the datasheet of the chip and if there's any check mechanisms in the UEFI. It could be implemented in such a way that removing it would cause problems but it shouldn't be too hard to work around it.
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by Fuxy 13y ago
I don't like DRM chips period. I don't care if Microsoft, NSA or whoever puts it in I'm either not buying it or if I don't have a choice I'm heating up my soldering iron. No chip is going to stop me from installing
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by Fuxy 13y ago
50ms should be quite enough i think. That's 5X the minimum, more than any proper device should ask for. If you want to be extreme you can make it 100ms but any more than that is way to extreme.

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