MatthiasP

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by MatthiasP 11y ago
As always in history it's about the question where do your rights get violated the least and Germany is among those places at the moment. Long time data retention is unfortunately very common in Europe.
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BSides Vienna 2015 – Talks(bsidesvienna.at)
1 points by MatthiasP 11y ago|0 comments
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by MatthiasP 11y ago
It opens with the extreme-left's point of view on Greece. That should give you an idea about the article's reliability and unbiasedness.
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by MatthiasP 11y ago
That's what the OEMs get for not being able to put out a laptop that could compete with Apple in all those years, they always managed to introduce some fatal flaw in their premium laptops, from weird keyboard layouts to bad fan managem
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Microsoft introduces Surface Book, a convertible for Surface fans(arstechnica.com)
3 points by MatthiasP 11y ago|1 comments
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Pakistan Is Ordering Telecom Companies to Ban BlackBerry Encrypted Messaging(motherboard.vice.com)
1 points by MatthiasP 11y ago|0 comments
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by MatthiasP 11y ago
twitch.tv
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by MatthiasP 11y ago
They are popular in some parts of Europe because of the Lumia (Nokia) brand, not because of Windows phone.
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
If you have to carry around your laptop in a messenger bag all day, going from 1.6kg to 0.9kg makes a huge difference.
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
A x86 laptop with a retina screen and 8 hours battery life, in a package that weighs in at 920grams, I find that more exciting than the Apple watch. That is the kind of progress that made me fell in love with tech. The keyboard seems to be
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Andrew S. Tanenbaum's FAQ(cs.vu.nl)
57 points by MatthiasP 12y ago|40 comments
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
Which is probably what the average user does, if I extrapolate the data from friends and family. Installing adware with security updates is just so wrong on several points. It is difficult enough to get non-techies to install security updat
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
There is just way more money in the business than in the 80s and the internet and smartphones made using a computer way more mainstream.
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
>In short, the EU and the IMF demanded savage spending cuts from the Greek government. Let's also mention WHY those spending cuts were demanded: Because Greece was on the verge of bankruptcy, the interest rates for their bonds were
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
Exposure to your fears is a pretty standard method out of the wide spectrum of cognitive-behavioural-therapy tools. Of course, preparation for that is the most important part of it. AFAIK, it works for about a third to half of the patients,
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
Definitely wait atleast until the elections in Greece are over.
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
The list of infected countries might tell us a thing about the attacker: Russia and Saudi Arabia at the top: classical US intelligence targets. Pakistan and Afghanistan: Likely anti-islamists effort. Austria, Belgium, Iran: Opec, IEAE, tons
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Geographic Split Shows iPhone 6 Plus Especially Popular with Asian Customers(macrumors.com)
1 points by MatthiasP 12y ago|0 comments
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
If this is true and has no strings (backdoors) attached this is huge. This means end-to-end encryption for messages from more than half a billion people and an incredible privacy win compared to SMS usage. Brought to you by facebook.
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Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine’s School for Innovation(online.wsj.com)
24 points by MatthiasP 12y ago|28 comments
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
When Law Enforcement Agencies ignore the very law they are supposed to enforce they simply become a'put people into prisons' organization. This is the real reason why you don't want them to have wide reaching powers, there is
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
I would say a PPI of 326 still qualifies as high resolution display.
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
That price is cheaper than I expected, since Dell announced that they would charge $2500 for their 5K display. It is about time that 'retina' comes to the desktop, hopefully this will put more pressure on Microsoft and third party
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
You can sell the phone in China for $3000, that is why.
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
Those cold war agreements always came with one important constraint: That the US would not use those facilities on German ground to spy on Germany.
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
"When has Apple ever catered to niche markets?" -Today, with the presentation of the Apple Watch.
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
In the first two weeks of their relation.
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
Exactly. Out of all the things a smartwatch could do, only health tracking is something that your smartphone can't do. The successful smartwatch will not be a little window to your smartphone, but a high quality health tracker that int
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
After 10 years of not having a single positive detected by my anti-virus program I uninstalled it. If you already have a certain amount of PC knowledge it doesn't really improve your security any more. AV-scanner find the kind of malwa
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by MatthiasP 12y ago
Yes they did[1], and a link to that article was published on an 'extremist' forum, triggering the inclusion of the domain in the filter. [1] http://www.linuxjournal.com/content/linux-distro-tales-you-c...

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