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Hyundai Tuscon Fuel Cell hits Californian roads with free hydrogen(gizmag.com)
1 points by Istof 12y ago|0 comments
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by Istof 12y ago
that is literally a slow web... I bet they would pay Verizon to be even slower...
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FAA Gives Approval to BP to Use Commercial Drones Over Land(online.wsj.com)
3 points by Istof 12y ago|0 comments
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by Istof 12y ago
No, A 'Supercomputer' Did NOT Pass The Turing Test For The First Time And Everyone Should Know Better ( https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20140609/07284327524/no-su... )
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by Istof 12y ago
Using this method, you could possibly reduce load times by sending Javascript and CSS files with the HTML file
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by Istof 12y ago
it's a good point, but isn't that the point of punctuation?
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by Istof 12y ago
hopefully they will loose more money then they made from patents
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by Istof 12y ago
The root cause of lots of bad legislations can be linked to corporate bribes (lobby)... which is legal in the USA.
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by Istof 12y ago
You might be able to test if it was secretly kept ON by checking battery levels...
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by Istof 12y ago
speakers can also be used as a microphones...
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by Istof 12y ago
The $25 fee is a bad move but if you don't revoke your old (compromised) certificate, new connections would still be secure if you switched certificate, correct?
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by Istof 12y ago
CDNs are supposed to decrease load times but in my experience it is the opposite... sometimes I wonder if CDNs exist only for data collection purposes.
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by Istof 12y ago
8 redirects is pretty bad but it is not much worst then loading files from 15 different domains (which is very popular nowadays)
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by Istof 12y ago
I am surprised that we see more then one submission about iOS 8 on this site (if you take into account the curation)
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by Istof 12y ago
I hope the NSA will do the same and also open their datasets... maybe someone could catch someone who plans some "terroristic" actions before they happen...
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by Istof 12y ago
If the curation process was based on very specific rules, I guess I would not call it censoring.
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by Istof 12y ago
I often see an admin posting a comment saying that they are burying a story (or marking a story as dead, I forgot the exact wording) because they don't agree with it... don't tell me that you have never seen it before? I will repo
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by Istof 12y ago
by censoring, I mean any action by HN admins that are meant to decrease visibility of comments and/or stories
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Ask HN: Do you think HN's censoring bring anything to the table?
4 points by Istof 12y ago|9 comments
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by Istof 12y ago
yes, this is my biggest problem with my favorite browser... why does Firefox do this? (Encrypted, unauthenticated: THE SKY IS FALLING.) edit: this is probably part of a NSL...
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by Istof 12y ago
maybe one day he will be considered a hero (anyways, I think that he should be)
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by Istof 12y ago
sparingly during the course of the day (because the batteries don't last anyways)
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by Istof 12y ago
very nice, but the textures look somewhat cartoonish/unreal... is that how it really looks?
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by Istof 12y ago
if similar devices became available with support for "super wi-fi", it might become possible to make it work in smaller cities or even villages... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Wi-Fi
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by Istof 12y ago
Couldn't a secret URL with unique id be generated the first time you use a website that requires login (bookmarks would preserve passwords)? I guess you could make it long enough to prevent over-the-shoulder attacks and of course you
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by Istof 12y ago
if the developers of Truecrypt are anonymous and the license doesn't allow something like this, would this allow us to find out who the developers are if they sue?
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by Istof 12y ago
You are correct and I never seen a poutine like this before but there is many variations that are good... I like a good "poutine italienne" for example: http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-snFyhK5zhAg/UOW2AzMTNEI/A
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by Istof 12y ago
"...just because you CAN do something, doesn't mean you SHOULD." but if you can do something and you want to do it, why not?
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by Istof 12y ago
I doubt that but like everything else better tools will make this process more efficient...
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by Istof 12y ago
here is your not-so-cheap flying car that is probably not available yet: http://www.gizmag.com/flying-jet-car/32287/

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