_underfl0w_

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   by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

   I believe the parent was trying to point out the inconsistencies in calling something "autonomous" yet still saying that it's incapable to doing things without a cell connection.
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   by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

   I'm very surprised to see this is still around! They must've had this up for decades.
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   by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

   This must be them prepping for that new Internet Explorer-flavored Chrome or whatever.
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   by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

   > it becomes problematic when "AI" systems are used to make life-changing descisions like setting insurance premiums or declaring persons suspicious to law enforcement. Hasn't the latter already happened? I'm without
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   by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

   Huh. Not a bad way to look at it. Run the Chrome extension within a VM or keep whatever laptop/RPi they give you on its own vlan. Might not be too dangerous. Food for thought.
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   by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

   I believe that's exactly what the parent was implying.
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   by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

   The length of the beta is likely a function of the number of features of the given app. I would think that most apps wanting to compete in this space would be up against apps with insane amounts of features - think Adobe software - which wo
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   by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

   It seemed like they might be considering multiple other options for the F-Series, so you may not be out of luck (yet?) They've previously mentioned doing a plug-in hybrid version. I'm sure this won't be the first we hear of t
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   by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

   Wasn't there a Mythbusters episode about this?
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    by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

    Also in Texas, can also confirm. My coworker dropped the phrase "Texas Cadillac" the other day. Couldn't cringe hard enough. I hope to be able to afford an electric car for my next car purchase - for now, just a tiny Mazda st
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    by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

    I've seen other commenters mentioning that they now consider at least scanning the network to be a mandatory step in their check-in process. Personally I try to avoid connecting my devices to others' WiFi on principal - especially
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    by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

    This is an excellent follow-up to the AirBNB story posted here earlier. Tl;dr AirBNB ruled that a host's photo with an easily-glanced-over single camera tucked in a corner was sufficient evidence and documentation of the fact that they
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    by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

    ...or the basis of where funding comes from? I think you missed what the parent was alluding to.
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    by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

    I've heard nothing but praise for PiHole setups, though I personally have an AdBlock service on my router. If you're running OpenWRT, you can install adblock via opkg and there's even a LuCI extension for the web interface. T
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    by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

    This seems to be more accurate. The primary contribution here is the concrete values. Otherwise it's literally a square, sideways Venn Diagram. You can turn your phone sideways to confirm.
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    by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

    They also hire people to covertly shoot the little birds that get stuck flying around inside Walmart (B&Q, $megacorp, etc.) Met a guy while he was on the clock doing that, in fact.
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    by _underfl0w_ 8y ago

    Completely agree. I use multiple ad- and tracker-blocking browser extensions, but mostly due to the tracking. Incidentally, while blocking ads online can be noticed by the serving party (to e.g. display an annoying warning) those behind the