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Keverw
9y ago
I know this guy. He's not an asshole. But I do think this could of used more research and slightly less trolling. However I think it's pretty funny in a way. Overnight you think your site is being hacked, to be suprised it got pop
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Keverw
9y ago
Yeah... It seems like some search engine for some decentralized video might work. Some search engine indexing, videos hosted on independent sites(regular http), favorites/playlists can be stored in something like Dropbox privately or s
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9y ago
I think automatic systems like Content ID should be illegal. Plus I doubt a robot can consider things like fair use. Well maybe they could do some machine learning of past cases where videos were complained about but ended up being fair use
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9y ago
This is a very dangerous precedent. Will Google have to remove LGBT organizations and information from Google worldwide because Russia asks them? Will all links mentioning woman driving have to be removed worldwide because some middle easte
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9y ago
Who knows, maybe they bought a existing building and didn't build it in the first place. If it's a new building, I'd hope the architect they hired was aware of this stuff. But these lawyers create 1000s of lawsuits. They are
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Keverw
9y ago
Really good points. I fully believe in treating others the same way you'd want to be treated. I really hate websites that stack similar colors text on top of each other, low contrast. I never been tested professionally, but one of thos
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9y ago
60 mins did a segment about this a while back. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Xjq9xWnwT0 ABC15 Arizona also did a story https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D60we_4VZGY Another interesting thing is building in
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9y ago
Awesome. I do think all publicly funded research papers should be available. Research done by private companies using their own funds however shouldn't be. Maybe if America had open access, things would of turned out a lot better for A
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9y ago
It's insane how much easier it is to transfer a phone number than a domain name. I also find it odd Facebook, and other sites will let you signup solely with a phone number. There's prepaid cell phone providers that recycle phone
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Keverw
9y ago
Insane. I hope this doesn't pass. Does the UK not have freedom of speech? It sounds like with this and leaving the EU, they are going to be the next Russia or China. Probably even make large internet companies want to not have staff an
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Keverw
9y ago
Sounds like a good way to fight back. The US is doing this too sometimes. I don't really see a reason to search everyone's phone unless there's a reasonable suspicion and be allowed to watch them as they go through it. Just c
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9y ago
I think we should have armed police, along with anyone else that's sane. All for the second amendment. Just in the cyber world, it just feels irresponsible because of the unlimited nature the internet has. Also probably the fact, I rea
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Keverw
9y ago
Wow, this is so insane. I really don't think the NSA should be finding vulnerabilities and keeping them to themselves. I mean I get it is all to help stop the bad guys, but if you are keeping cyber weapons like this. You should be requ
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Keverw
10y ago
> I had to plead guilty and pay the fine to restore my license, then try to repeal the guilty plea at traffic court. Having to admit guilty when you didn't do it? What kind of system is that? Sounds like you are guilty until proven
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10y ago
Interesting, I wonder if it's like the EMV credit cards. I wonder if this stuff is standardized, are the ID and credit card chips the same? Having the same readers would be useful, especially if all countries started doing that. Would
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Keverw
10y ago
Can't RFID chips to be copied though?
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Keverw
10y ago
That looks neat. Never seen a coin before that changes based on how you look at it. I kinda want one, even though I'm in the US.
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Keverw
10y ago
I found that interesting too. I'm not familiar with office 365, but isn't it web based? So why does it matter what browser or OS you use?
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Keverw
10y ago
I really wished HN supported markdown personally. Edit: I found the formatting doc for HN https://news.ycombinator.com/formatdoc > Text after a blank line that is indented by two or more spaces is reproduced verbatim. (
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Keverw
10y ago
I think a brain interface to computers and phones would be useful but privacy would really worry me. Hack someone's brain, and you get way too personal info. Sometimes when I'm reading on my tablet, I think it'd be cool if it
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10y ago
I remember seeing on HN a year or two ago? About Samsung smart fridges calendar app not being updated when Google phased out the API it was using. Also Blu-ray players don't get updates after a long while too I've heard as YouTube
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Keverw
10y ago
20 years just seems way too long for a patent, especially as fast that the tech industry moves nowadays. Even 3 or 5 years would be better if we're going to keep having government granted monopolies.
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10y ago
Are the ads only for storage service? At first I was thinking we'd start seeing banner ads like we do on blogs. If it's only Microsoft pushing their own integrated services I don't really have much of a problem, but for softw
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10y ago
Wow Hawaii's website got to be the best state website. Very modern and clean layout! Great job. I know some states don't even have responsive websites either, or some do but subdomains are still outdated designs. I wonder if how w
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10y ago
Yeah, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13750379 is the original thread. I don't know that school personally, just talking in general I don't think I'd trust school admins with that level of access.
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10y ago
A while back I remember seeing on HN there was a issue with a certain vendor and ChromeBooks because Chrome used a newer TLS(And the mitm vendor vendor was noticed in advance too, and didn't update their product). I wonder how schools
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10y ago
From the linked Google doc: ------------------------------------------------------ Suspend all background tabs (~2018) Fully pause a tab in the background after N minutes unless a web developer states that the tab should continue to run via
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10y ago
I've noticed that gifs are made into videos too. I wonder if apng's will be efficient. I would think a small animated image like a .gif would be more optimized than a full on video file but I guess not.
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10y ago
I knew he was into deregulating, which to me seems like a way to get new people/companies to enter the market if it works out. > I have seen NO movement toward increasing competition by stripping away unreasonable local regulations
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10y ago
I haven't been following the whole NSA/CIA stuff as much lately, but from my understanding Google, Facebook never directly sold people's information. Yes, they monetize it I knew that but It was from my understanding companie
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