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Firmware Updates Over Low-Power Wide Area Networks(thethingsnetwork.org)
19 points by abricot 9y ago|0 comments
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by abricot 9y ago
It's a decade later and the new secure versions still havent been installed in Ukrainian power stations...
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by abricot 9y ago
I agree. Maybe they should try comparing the cost with 24 hour psychological health treatment.
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by abricot 9y ago
From the Author of other works like: "The climate change agenda is a conspiracy against the poor" "How hunting and shooting help wildlife – and not just in Africa" "Why climate change is good for the world" &qu
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by abricot 9y ago
Sure, the turbines themselves down't require rare earths, but that doesn't mean it isn't used for windmills. "In Vestas, rare earth elements are used in the magnets found in the towers of all new models of Vestas turbine
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by abricot 9y ago
As far as I understand, the CVC is only used for initial verification, and is not included in the data to the credit card processer.
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by abricot 9y ago
This reminds me of a comment i read here ages ago about a scientist using the "processors" of the univercity's postscript printers because they did the work much faster than their scientific workstations.
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by abricot 9y ago
Take my comment as someone from the Nordics without any fact to base this on: Most nordics consider oysters as exotic as eating frog, snails, or calf brain - not something they would be caught doing. (You might have more people ready for th
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by abricot 10y ago
This is what Imzy (reddit clone) is doing.
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by abricot 10y ago
Why don't you start?
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by abricot 10y ago
I had that one. It was really great in noisy environments... unless there were also wind. Wind outright killed the sound.
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by abricot 10y ago
what... the... fuck...
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by abricot 10y ago
He is evangelizing a writing program he has used extensively for 34 years. Don't place your bets on him dropping ship to another program that kinda does the same thing :)
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by abricot 10y ago
Not for personal use in Europe.
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by abricot 10y ago
For what it's worth, The Palemoon Project is continuing work on Thunderbird, but calling ot fossamail[1] [1]: http://www.fossamail.org/
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by abricot 10y ago
I'd say that this is a con for graylisting, and not for passwordless access.
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by abricot 10y ago
Because HipChat sounds like a sex thing. I'd feel silly talking about it in professional company.
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by abricot 10y ago
...and non-existing in many apps. I really hate how it is up to the app maker to allow/dissalow text selection.
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by abricot 10y ago
My main concern is the family collection of photos, video and scanned papers. I use a combination of cloud backup (Jottacloud), local disk mirror and dumping a yearly batch of BD-Rs in a bank box.
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by abricot 10y ago
"I didn't update my contact information, so now I can't be contacted. How dare you"
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by abricot 10y ago
And give it an AI now you're at it. No harm can come from it.
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by abricot 10y ago
Fine motor skills and eye for correctness can certainly be taught.
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by abricot 10y ago
If this [1] is you, you should make sure that you're not the only male in the app. [1] http://www.menshealth.com/sex-women/guy-creates-own-tinder-a... ?
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by abricot 10y ago
This sounds just like the idea that the website should be able to know how much power you had left on your device, so it could serve a lighter version of the webpage. I think the arguments against are pretty much the same.
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by abricot 10y ago
Oh, I didn't realise. I knew the other one, but followed the CCCen one because i could actually read the titles of the talks.
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CCCen YouTube channel has been terminated(youtube.com)
1 points by abricot 10y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: What is an old feature you miss?
2 points by abricot 10y ago|1 comments
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by abricot 10y ago
This is already on their todo in the same document.
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by abricot 10y ago
He'll listen to it right after the podcasts from the guys who made 'ls' and 'cd'.
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by abricot 10y ago
Exactly - I live in an area where lots of people have 50+ Mb symmetric connections, and BitTorrent gave us all a dream that we could all use those connections without everything having to be transferred over the backbone.

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