Istof

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121.
by Istof 12y ago
and Apple didn't do it to prevent mass snooping by the NSA since when you are connected to the network, your HDD/flash is already decrypted anyways.
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by Istof 12y ago
Something in-between Obama/Bush and Libertarian Party would be nice
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There's a small USB stick with Intel's Bay Trail CPU that can run Windows 8.1(wpcentral.com)
5 points by Istof 12y ago|0 comments
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Kickstarter takes down anonabox(qz.com)
1 points by Istof 12y ago|0 comments
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by Istof 12y ago
also data corruption... which happened to me on Skydrive (now named Onedrive)
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by Istof 12y ago
he was talking about a legal source that works everywhere... I know that DRM doesn't stop piracy, it only inconveniences law-abiding customers (inconvenience is probably too light of a word).
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by Istof 12y ago
you probably did attend such event, but the weapons were concealed
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by Istof 12y ago
> 4. Works on any device that probably means no DRM
129.
by Istof 12y ago
maybe that is a mistake made on purpose to get more people talking about it...
130.
by Istof 12y ago
hopefully that is a typo (it was, it's been fixed already)
131.
by Istof 12y ago
maybe because binary is the lowest level format of text
132.
by Istof 12y ago
"Text is the oldest and most stable communication technology [...]" I don't really know but text is probably not the oldest...
133.
by Istof 12y ago
Snowden himself refered to her as a whistle blower...
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by Istof 12y ago
Perhaps some legislation will be needed to fix this ...
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Should a Google query for BBS return any results modified 1980-2008?(google.com)
1 points by Istof 12y ago|0 comments
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by Istof 12y ago
Doesn't appear to work in Ubuntu/Chromium v37.0.2062.120 (64 bit) Error Code: M7357-1003 I guess that is because WidevineCDM is missing (proprietary "Content Decryption Module").
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Glenn Greenwald: Why privacy matters(ted.com)
7 points by Istof 12y ago|0 comments
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by Istof 12y ago
my local webserver is internet accessible (like many)
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by Istof 12y ago
either way they have to be on the same network, cloud or no cloud, but anyways, most phones nowadays are connected to the Internet...
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Oliver Stone’s Edward Snowden Spec Auctions Friday(deadline.com)
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by Istof 12y ago
That would make sense most of the time. Do you want them to filter words like "maybe" and "perhaps" too? I think there is enough censoring on HN already.
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by Istof 12y ago
they try to milk it (and it appears to work)... there is always pre-paid-no-contract plans BYOD
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by Istof 12y ago
the web is available everywhere unlike the apps... (the app could even be web based)
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by Istof 12y ago
that would make sense but they keep more control when they use the cloud instead of a built-in web server
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Ethereum: A Next-Gen Smart Contract and Decentralized Application Platform(github.com)
2 points by Istof 12y ago|1 comments
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Ikea's Regissör series promises quick tool-free furniture assembly(gizmag.com)
1 points by Istof 12y ago|0 comments
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by Istof 12y ago
http://diydrones.com/profiles/blogs/new-algorithm-can-save-a...
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by Istof 12y ago
if one motor fails on a quadcopter, it can be saved [1] ... so that might increase reliability when compared to an helicopter. [1] http://diydrones.com/profiles/blogs/new-algorithm-can-save-a...
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by Istof 12y ago
Until they work out the heating issue and start using an external power supply, they possibly could trigger it manually (picture instead of video).
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by Istof 12y ago
The 20 minute flight time is nothing to brag about... the much cheaper microquad apparently flies for 10 minutes. If you want a drone with real flight time, you need to go with a plane-type craft.

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