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Zoomla
13y ago
I was hoping for a waterproof device...
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Zoomla
13y ago
I was hoping for waterproofed...
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Zoomla
13y ago
plus, the RPi can't even achieve full USB 2.0 speed, it is not a good choice for a file server.
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Zoomla
13y ago
sorry I was a little sarcastic... but for passengers, they can always contest their tickets later... just like they have to do with red-light camera tickets.
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Zoomla
13y ago
Your cellphone usage should be automatically linked to your car's GPS data and automatically bill you every time you use it while driving ? this is not that hard, I am sure the NSA already has all that data
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Zoomla
13y ago
before they partnered with the NSA, it used to be P2P to save server bandwidth... But I don't think the problem is with the company being a partner with the NSA, the problem is that the powers of the NSA are too broad (they can force c
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Zoomla
13y ago
Why not put an expiration date on the digital books while they're at it so that they can possibly charge you 3 times (or more) for the same book.
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Zoomla
13y ago
it eventually loads in Firefox 17 but it is yellow for a fraction of a second (probably javascript that is slow to load?)
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Zoomla
13y ago
this is so true... like if you use port knocking, how can that not increase security
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Zoomla
13y ago
I hope that they put a backdoor in it so that they can learn about European secrets...
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Zoomla
13y ago
Physical property rights do expire. The builder gets paid for each new creation only once. He doesn't make one building and get paid every time someone wants to visit it, for example.
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Zoomla
13y ago
Do you also think that copyright lasting 2,000 years would be fine as long as it is not retroactive? I know it doesn't make sense to me...
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Zoomla
13y ago
you can use a wireless/usb mouse and keyboard with a laptop or [windows] tablet and its pretty close to a PC... you can also use an external monitor on many of them. PCs need to become the size of a raspberry pi, that's all.
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Zoomla
13y ago
Hydrogen can be safely stored without using high pressures. For example: "Hydrides chosen for storage applications provide low reactivity (high safety) and high hydrogen storage densities." https://en.wikipedia.org/
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Zoomla
13y ago
Did you set the default megapixel setting for the camera lower then 41?
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Zoomla
13y ago
how about: business? you can add an adjective when it is large enough
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13y ago
jet engine model made on a 3D printer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rX4xv5-NvE
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AT&T Strikes $4.85B Cell Tower Deal with Crown Castle
(phonescoop.com)
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13y ago
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Zoomla
13y ago
Do you really expect to learn about open bugs by reading HN?
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Zoomla
13y ago
the link that you provided is very broken in my Firefox (which doesn't mean it's broken for everybody of course)
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Zoomla
13y ago
new accounts with 0 karma can't upvote either... you can test it by upvoting a submission and refreshing the page.
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Zoomla
13y ago
I noticed that with a new user account the upvote arrow disappears when I click it, but if I refresh the page it comes back and you can see that it didn't really upvote.
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Zoomla
13y ago
I am happy with the fraction of bitcoin that I received for free.. maybe one day it will be worth cashing in, but hopefully not.
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Zoomla
13y ago
if bitcoins would ever become the primary world currency, I think you would be doing pretty good either way, even at 0.05 bitcoin
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Zoomla
13y ago
Because something is legal doesn't make it right... Google it...
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Zoomla
13y ago
would you blame Google if they gave money to legislators for allowing this kind of tax evasion scheme?
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Zoomla
13y ago
I am not worried about criminals... they are a danger to everybody else.
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13y ago
The worst part of Google software is the included always running updater program which in addition to using unnecessary resources, probably does other unknown tasks (spyware related).
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13y ago
They need to make the desktop monitors as small as phone screens for this to be acceptable.
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Zoomla
13y ago
Maybe it's only one year when there is no chance that the data becomes useful in the future... which would mean that it isn't one year.
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