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by SG- 11y ago
I think investing in faster non-wireless router is better with wireless technology changing every few years where you can simply add on wireless only solutions like Ubiquiti's Unifi for only $69.
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Ontario court rules police orders breached cellphone users’ Charter rights(theglobeandmail.com)
1 points by SG- 11y ago|0 comments
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by SG- 11y ago
Trying to right now, there's 0 instructions provided for OSX booting other than to hold 'Option' for the boot loader which is pretty useless. Hoping I can just dd it to my SD card and have it boot. Edit: doesn't seem to
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by SG- 11y ago
Except that massive app ecosystem is designed for small screen phones and single window design. It also hasn't helped Windows Mobile at all with it's "massive" desktop ecosystem.
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by SG- 11y ago
I'm currently in this situation myself, but living slightly up north in Canada (expensive city). I live at friend's mostly empty office, luckily for me it's inside an empty room. I've also gotten a gym membership for a
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by SG- 11y ago
they reject the certificate request if they check the domain and there's content indicating it's a commercial business. if it's an empty site then you're ok.
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by SG- 11y ago
the mobile apps are free as remote or for $4-5 or so you can unlock the ability to play and sync media without a plex pass like before.
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by SG- 11y ago
Oh it's just Apple?
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by SG- 11y ago
His comment is very relevant when it comes to for-profit corporations.
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by SG- 11y ago
Just curious, but realistically if I wanted to move to KC and rent a single or double bedroom apartment or small home that could get Google Fiber, what would I be looking at? Seriously pondering moving out of Canada and back to the US and I
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by SG- 11y ago
thanks a lot, there was no man page for archery and --help didn't do a damn thing.
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by SG- 11y ago
Anyone happen to know how he's getting archey output to be colour for the Apple logo? my iTerm and Terminal is just in white/black.
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by SG- 11y ago
So many people here are pretty quick at jumping on the author and defending Google's behaviour but I don't think those people actually understand what the issues are here. There's nothing wrong with Google's updates exce
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NSA preps quantum-resistant algorithms to head off crypto-apocalypse(arstechnica.com)
8 points by SG- 11y ago|0 comments
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by SG- 11y ago
A lot of it's basic ideas did even with OS's that aren't Unix or Unix based. Everything is multiuser, multitasking and network based now. OSX along with iOS which controls a large part of the mobile/tablet. Android has
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by SG- 11y ago
Are we supposed to believe that an iPhone 6 would contain everything needed to solve the murder? Last time I checked my iPhone isn't recording everything 24/7 and it was likely in his pocket or something too since it wasn't
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by SG- 11y ago
Here I thought I was going to read about a genius new type of condom or something different. There's local delivery service here that will bring you beer or cigarettes from the corner store already. They could just bring me some con
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by SG- 11y ago
I really hate how that site plays video automatically and is using something to hide the player controls along with the ability to pause.
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by SG- 11y ago
People's happiness have started to shift with size and battery. People are willing to even get something a bit slower now if it means half the size (new MacBook, MacBook Air and other small laptops based on Intel's Core M Broadwe
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by SG- 11y ago
No, they're so far behind in the CPU race.
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by SG- 11y ago
I only read the article briefly since it seemed so light on details and honestly really bad (it seemed more like a fear mongering), but I believe they're referring to Hacking Team stuff released.
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by SG- 11y ago
What are you talking about? Users aren't entering IPs for anything other than maybe custom DNS servers. Unless you mean 'advanced' users that set up static machines? Either way if those users want routable IPs going forwar
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by SG- 11y ago
I couldn't agree more, it's completely ridiculous. The sad part is I believe they actually have a department that was/is in charge of it (NSA), but they've been completely focused on "terrorism" (the kinds whe
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by SG- 11y ago
Yes, I wasn't saying it's a problem to 'fool the system' and get free songs, I was mentioning that it's not a problem because of how it works.
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by SG- 11y ago
It is the first time I've heard someone mention they got something completely unexpected, in a followup in the article the author mentions trying it again and being unable to reproduce it.
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by SG- 11y ago
A lot of negative comments from people here, but I have to ask, have you used Apple Music and has this feature failed you? I didn't have any problems myself (not a huge collection, but it worked well for 24GB of songs). Some people h
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by SG- 11y ago
If you're paying for Apple Music you already get access to every single song in their catalog (like 40 million songs?) and can download them to your device. However it goes away once you stop paying your monthly fee. If you want a bu
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by SG- 11y ago
If it was "slow" it would use up more CPU time to perform a task and use more battery power.
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by SG- 11y ago
I believe it's actually worse on a 15" MacBook Pro which has a dedicated GPU along with the Intel GPU. Chrome seems to force using the dedicated GPU over the onboard even at app launch which I assume drains even more power.
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by SG- 11y ago
Well they likely already get some since they have quite a few people using their wifi.

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