Istof

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by Istof 12y ago
I would say that if the technology used in a car is at fault, then the manufacturer of that car will be held liable (just take a look at all the recalls)... later, they can sue whoever created that technology if they feel like it
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by Istof 12y ago
you were directly involved in both cases?
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by Istof 12y ago
usually bandwidth, or unsightliness is not the main problem... they distract so much from the content that sometimes it can be almost impossible to differentiate the two.
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by Istof 12y ago
I was not talking about their 3D printed products... I was talking about their other products.... Fisherprice toys for example... Why don't they tell you how they where molded?
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by Istof 12y ago
I'm sure that they are 3D printed but they are not offering the full benefits of 3D printing (and far from it) ... calling it 3D printing is almost irrelevant (although quality can sometime differ when using some types of 3D printing).
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by Istof 12y ago
Why don't they call their toys custom injection molding? it's a marketing ploy?
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by Istof 12y ago
although it does not make sense, I believe it is illegal to remove DRM...
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by Istof 12y ago
The whole point of 3D printing is that you can create almost anything but they don't let you print your own files at Amazon?
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by Istof 12y ago
Apparently 95% of USA home locks use SC1 or KW1 keys... and OpenSCAD files can be downloaded to easily generate a 3D model of any key configuration using a statement like this for example: sc1([3,3,1,7,2]); http://www.thingivers
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by Istof 12y ago
https link that is not shortened: https://pay.reddit.com/r/dredmorbius/comments/2bti96/the_nas...
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You want a juicy industry to disrupt? How about your own?(metafilter.com)
1 points by Istof 12y ago|0 comments
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by Istof 12y ago
using a service like scroogle might help to avoid local/targeted search results (which I don't like most of the time)
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by Istof 12y ago
the down-votes won't change my mind since this is their business model
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by Istof 12y ago
Google keeps the key, but only for advertising purposes...
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by Istof 12y ago
you must be close to 32 years old
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by Istof 12y ago
That is probably the easiest way to get data and meta-data from all Americans without a warrant (since they can gather everybody's data on that list 3 levels deep[0] (used to be 5 levels deep less then a year ago I believe)) 0: http:&
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Supermarket comes off national grid to be powered by food waste(j-sainsbury.co.uk)
2 points by Istof 12y ago|0 comments
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by Istof 12y ago
The connection will fail if your destination moves out of sight?
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by Istof 12y ago
I get a 404.. Google's cache appears to work: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:l28Oinc...
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by Istof 12y ago
If you don't feel like doing the research to make sure that your hardware will work correctly under Linux, you can buy a computer with Linux pre-installed.
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by Istof 12y ago
They don't need a backdoor when they have admin rights on your (their) device...
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by Istof 12y ago
Google has been doing this for more then 5 years (probably closer to 10). The real search result link only gets revealed once you right click on the search result (the destination is changed using Javascript's on-click).
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by Istof 12y ago
"These would be better supported and more discoverable if they were implemented by an add-on." Better support but not by Firefox and more discoverable, but not in Firefox...
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by Istof 12y ago
yes, but they also change about:config "Preference Names" possibly to confuse users so that they stop messing with settings? for example the preference name for the number of lines scrolled when using the mousewheel used to be &q
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by Istof 12y ago
It seems like the last few updates of Firefox are each hiding yet one more important setting... I think that is what will finally drive me away from Firefox (I've used it since the beginning even if chrome was much faster for a while)
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by Istof 12y ago
Maybe Instagram could be sued for not striping EXIF information (aka metadata) from pictures?
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by Istof 12y ago
"... now it doesn't really feel all that inconvenient ..." because you white-listed so many domains?
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by Istof 12y ago
maybe not the cheapest, but a rock/native plant lawn is probably one of the easiest, something like this: http://img2-2.timeinc.net/toh/0708_watersmart/watersmart.jpg .
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by Istof 12y ago
there is "Super-WiFi" which uses TV frequencies (which can help for range between mesh nodes) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Wi-Fi
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UN urges protection for individuals revealing human rights violations(un.org)
2 points by Istof 12y ago|0 comments

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