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by _nedR 10y ago
Of course, manufacturing capability is important for a nation from a strategic viewpoint. But even if the manufacturing returns to the country - the fact of the matter, is that those manufacturing jobs are never coming back. It will all
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by _nedR 10y ago
Humble Bundle hosts mobile bundles frequently (Android only). Although they are not as successful or popular as HB's PC games bundles, they certainly bring decent level of exposure and revenue to game developers outside the play store
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by _nedR 10y ago
Also available in handy gif form : http://i.imgur.com/TUkKuhf.gif
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by _nedR 10y ago
Again i am not intimately familiar with 3d printing technology, but the timing of at least some of those announcements might be due to expiration of relevant patents, rather than the invention of new technology. https://techcrun
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by _nedR 10y ago
The point is people understood what Google was from the get-go, because they had used similar products to serve their needs before. On the other hand, the invention of the internet was not immediately popular because it was so different tha
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by _nedR 10y ago
I may be wrong but i thought that the main thing holding up the 3d printing revolution, was the long wait for the relevant patents to expire.
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by _nedR 10y ago
A shout-out to mobirise. I haven't used it much, but been playing around with a bit the last 2 days, and it looks very good. For those who don't know, its an offline website builder with a drag-and-drop UI. Pretty good to knock o
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by _nedR 10y ago
I am no economist (I am pretty sure this a well studied and documented field), but as some one who has lived in both developed and developing countries, I imagine it is because people from third-world country accept much a lower standard o
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by _nedR 10y ago
This guy seems to be quite the high-value target to warrant 3 zero-days, on ios no less. edit: What platform would be recommended, if you happen to be a high value target though. Using iOS at least seems to raise the cost of infiltration s
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by _nedR 10y ago
edited: But if your machine is compromised, attacker gains access to both factors. edit: I don't know. Maybe your implementation meets the definition of 2FA. Regardless, it certainly reduces the security
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by _nedR 10y ago
My point is someone should have written a TOTP client for your particular platform. Also different services use different TOTP systems. I am not well-versed in the matter. For example Steam uses its own app, many apps use google authenticat
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by _nedR 10y ago
For international travellers, I imagine its a problem. Within a country - it is less a problem. In india at least, we have number portability between providers, so there is little reason to change your number.
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by _nedR 10y ago
Another advantage of sms over dedicated 2FA apps is that even a 10 dollar phone or decade old phone running palm OS can be supported through it. (provided there is network coverage). A problem with sms though is that you need cell phone co
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by _nedR 10y ago
> The same theme is playing out today as some lawmakers and consumers question the safety of driverless cars, the economic impact of automation or the security of mobile banking Am i the only who has serious reservations about mobile ban
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by _nedR 10y ago
Al-Jazeera English also has good coverage of Africa and other places in Asia, that popular international outlets give less attention to.
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by _nedR 10y ago
What? You are saying windows explorer doesn't handle this feature properly? Thats insane.
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by _nedR 10y ago
Considering that mailchimp is one of the big names in the business i don't think this is submarine PR (Although the article is good PR for mailchimp). Do you assume every article about a Google or Microsoft product is submarine PR? [I
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by _nedR 10y ago
The headscarf to muslims is not really a religious symbol like say a priests clothes or a nuns habit. It is a piece of clothing that is required (considered mandatory by most schools) to be worn by a woman to preserve her modesty. In that v
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by _nedR 10y ago
This. Turkey apologized to Russia, and normalized relationships with Russia and Israel. Also their Foreign minister talked about mending ties with Syria - Assad's Syria. All this happened in the space of a few weeks. It was such an abo
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by _nedR 10y ago
Incorrect. I just tried it right now. duckduckgo has the same redirect behaviour as Google.To test this, middle-click a search result, ie open the link in a new tab. edit: i can't find a way to disable this behaviour in the settings e
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by _nedR 10y ago
>A lot of extensions need that permission, even though they only need it to do something much more specific. Adblock uses it to read (but not transmit) your webpages, and remove sections. Password managers use it to scan (but not transmi
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by _nedR 10y ago
I don't agree with the article at all. Chrome is being completely honest with the user. If a youtube extension asks permission to "read data from all websites" you must ask yourself and the developer why it needs access to al
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by _nedR 10y ago
Lol. I am in South India, and when gaming, i frequently get better ping to Singapore than other parts of India; Also performance varies widely depending on my ip and the time of the day. The routing in local isps is atrocious. I thought the
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by _nedR 10y ago
Their third-party mysql db offerings are atrocious, price-wise.
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What could explain the increase in traffic? Higher visitor retention due to improved page load performance?
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by _nedR 10y ago
Agree with you with on the whole overblown threat thing. But this does raise the spectre of liability for the concert organisers, artists and the pouch company. Sure, the odds of an individual getting attacked at these events is minuscule.
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Washington post not NYT
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This article is about technology. More specifically, society's reaction to modern technology. It also raises questions of how society is going to react to wearable computing once that becomes more prevalent.
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by _nedR 10y ago
Why did you use Mexico and Canada for your analogy, when the more apt analogy was the Native Americans? Have the native Americans still completely accepted in their heart, their peace with (or surrender to) the settlers?
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by _nedR 10y ago
I was thinking that one would have paid off all mortgages by the time the children inherit the house.

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