Istof

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by Istof 12y ago
all these claims are worthless when you are not even administrator on the device you use... (they have access to your messages before they get encrypted...)
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by Istof 12y ago
maybe your father pushing you away from it actually pushed you into it even more, so you better thank him. or send him half that pile...
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TwitPic Phase 2 Content Grab(tracker.archiveteam.org)
1 points by Istof 12y ago|0 comments
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by Istof 12y ago
Android Zero would be great too where you would only get security updates.
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by Istof 12y ago
I recently switched from magnetic stripe card to chip card and it is far slower to do a transaction... and by the end of 2015 most cards in the US will be chips probably... so I guess this could be one reason.
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Researchers claim hydrogen energy advance(gla.ac.uk)
98 points by Istof 12y ago|29 comments
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by Istof 12y ago
GPS is a battery hog, that is maybe why they decided to use the phone's battery and GPS?
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by Istof 12y ago
While that might be true that it won't have much effect on most people, why don't you focus your energy into doing something that you think will make things change instead? Also I don't think most people know what net neutra
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by Istof 12y ago
They should at least have to follow the same law as gift cards for expiration date: can't expire within five years. http://www.ncsl.org/research/financial-services-and-commerce...
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by Istof 12y ago
In you first picture, if both angle of view would be the same and if the user-taken picture would have been taken before actually using the vacuum, they would look much more similar... (the dust compartment looks full and hide components)
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by Istof 12y ago
Hopefully they will be held accountable for "broken" cameras...
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by Istof 12y ago
Do you know the real dollar amounts?
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by Istof 12y ago
I believe it is chip and signature... I got mine from Bank of America... no pin necessary when the chip is used (and it still has the magnetic strip for stores that don't have chip readers).
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by Istof 12y ago
I think Kubuntu is slightly better
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by Istof 12y ago
Do you use email when you want to be even more private? Sure if you don't want a stranger to reply to your message, don't send it to everybody.
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by Istof 12y ago
If you cannot trust OSX, there is no reason to trust a browser extension as it can be compromised... so why not stay at the lowest possible level.
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An ultra-low-cost college degree(ted.com)
3 points by Istof 12y ago|0 comments
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by Istof 12y ago
théatre...
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by Istof 12y ago
"The change you wanted was rejected. Maybe you tried to change something you didn't have access to."
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by Istof 12y ago
it would be nice to have routers with pre-configured exit nodes
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by Istof 12y ago
Maybe a new constitution amendment could be created to protect legitimate whistle blowers... since you can't count on politicians/Obama to do the right thing.
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by Istof 12y ago
Maybe it won't come back up
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by Istof 12y ago
since I posted this comment it gained about 16 points and dropped from page 2 to page 4
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Reddit Full-site SSL/TLS Now Available?
6 points by Istof 12y ago|1 comments
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by Istof 12y ago
I wonder why this submission is falling so fast from the front page yet still getting upvotes?
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by Istof 12y ago
TLDR: Windows XP
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by Istof 12y ago
maybe that means that they plan to sellout
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by Istof 12y ago
It is regulated by the FCC and some frequencies can be used by anybody in the US (but they might not be suitable for a cellphone company) http://transition.fcc.gov/oet/spectrum/table/fcctable.pdf ...
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by Istof 12y ago
Of course net neutrality is a must but at least with TV I get about 50 free over-the-air DTV channels so I don't need cable...
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by Istof 12y ago
Facebook now needs to proxy the real Internet and profit from it...

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