Thlom

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by Thlom 11y ago
Horse shit is mostly grass and other plants and doesn't really smell much. It will rain away or compost to dirt much quicker than smelly dog poop. But yeah, might be an idea to shuffle it out of the trail.
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by Thlom 11y ago
They could potentially have sold BitTorent technology/software to companies that needs to move lots of data across multiple nodes. Instead most of them use libtorrent.
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by Thlom 11y ago
Underground stations are also less accessible as you have to go down several flights of stairs.
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by Thlom 11y ago
Where the f k do you live? This sounds like the mafia, not a union.
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by Thlom 12y ago
In some parts of Norway they only clear snow from half of the sidewalk so you can use kicksled on the other half.
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by Thlom 12y ago
Third option: Wait until it's released in your region. As long as TV-shows are broadcasted on television you can't expect all shows to be isntantly available in your region. Some will, somw won't, depending on distribution&#x
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by Thlom 12y ago
The same as most cars in most cities I guess. They come from the suburbs to work in the city (or enjoy it's offerings).
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by Thlom 12y ago
>such as a pedestrian stepping off of a crowded sidewalk. Cars shouldn't be driving at high speeds along sidewalks. It's extremely dangerous and unplesant.
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by Thlom 12y ago
Most digital cinema releases are AES 128 bit encrypted. For specifics refer to the DCI specification [1]. Screeners are from DVD/Bluray copies sent to academy members and such? If I'm not mistaken? [1] http://dcimovies.
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by Thlom 12y ago
As far as I know the DRM on DCPs (Digital Cinema Package) isn't broken. Yet. Maybe because relatively few people have access to the encrypted content. I guess the most important thing for the movie industry is to have the cinema window
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by Thlom 12y ago
He could just go the non-free software route on this point as well ...
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by Thlom 12y ago
The same benefits as forgoing a helmet when walking down the street.
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by Thlom 12y ago
You can "save" both artists and albums in the iOS app.
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by Thlom 12y ago
How much carbon emission does one trip to space generate (I have no idea)?
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by Thlom 12y ago
I've taken a few courses, but "failed" all of them. I don't understand why the courses are designed from the constraints of college life and not the possibilities of Internet?
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by Thlom 12y ago
Used to have my phone in my front pocket, but the iPhone 4s made ugly "phone marks" on my jeans! So moved it to my back pocket where it appears to not do the same amount of damage.
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by Thlom 12y ago
In Norway we can use a SIM application to log into the bank. Don't know how it works, but here's a introduction in English: https://www.bankid.no/Dette-er-BankID/BankID-in-English/Bank...
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by Thlom 12y ago
If it's not too long you could try a (electric) cargobike to get groceries etc. :) But yes, cars are necessary sometimes. We need a solution for people who only need a car a couple of times a month or less. A fleet of self driving cars
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by Thlom 13y ago
One of the richest companies in the world are asking the public to help them for free?
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by Thlom 14y ago
I guess a lot of the CAM pirates works in the cinema business. With watermarking the studios can find out exactly which auditorium it has been recorded in. I guess that will discourage a few pirates ...
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by Thlom 14y ago
Correct. The DCI says the secure clock only can be adjusted 6 min per year, 20-30 min with a code/package from the manufactorer. If it's adjusted over this limit the mediablock will have to be changed.
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by Thlom 14y ago
The key is useless without the server and feature it is issued for. There is no need to secure the transmission of the key. Automated delivery over http(s) is starting to get more and more normal (most screen servers don't have such capabil
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by Thlom 14y ago
The servers have a secure clock which can only be adjusted 6 minutes each year. If it goes out of this limit you will need a special package or code from the manufacturer to adjust it back or in worst case you will have to change the mediab
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by Thlom 14y ago
It is possible to look at each feature on the screen server if it has an associated key and also when and for how long it unlocks.
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by Thlom 14y ago
My experience is that the only time a key unlocks the movie only 10 minutes prior to the screening is for previews. Usually the keys are valid for about a week. BTW, the screen servers will show when a accepted KDM unlocks a feature and for
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by Thlom 14y ago
Audio and video watermarking is soon mandatory and playback will be impossible without it. Guess that will stop much of the CAM business.
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by Thlom 14y ago
This is already happening. The company I work for deliver services that push both KDMs and DCPs (features, trailers advertisement) to Theatre Management Systems (TMS) and screen servers.
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by Thlom 15y ago
You'll probably get used to the maximise button. It will expand the window to fit the content. If you realy want fullscreen, use the fullscreen button. I usually have Safari in fullscreen all day. One three finger swipe to swap between desk
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by Thlom 15y ago
Probably none as they all use non-free non-trivial proprietary javascript!