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by andrewpi 10y ago
>The problem is that Tesla's taken systems intended as driving assists and branded them using terms like "Autopilot" that imply that a human doesn't need to be in the loop. Even in aviation, 'autopilots' don
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by andrewpi 10y ago
The $30 plan doesn't come with free international roaming.
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by andrewpi 10y ago
From the article: "The ride-hailing service is alerted when a customer's phone battery is running low because the app switches into power-saving mode."
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by andrewpi 10y ago
CP isn't strict liability, at least under federal law. It requires "knowing" possession.
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EU Set to Charge Google Over Android Phone Apps(wsj.com)
1 points by andrewpi 10y ago|0 comments
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by andrewpi 10y ago
An agency that is in the middle of a scandal involving fraudulent disability adjudications: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/apr/11/social-secur...
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by andrewpi 11y ago
I knew Lyft was the underdog in NYC (compared to Uber), but they seem to be in real trouble according to this data. In my personal experience, my Uber drivers have seemed better trained than my Lyft drivers in NY, so for the most part I onl
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by andrewpi 11y ago
I bought a prepaid Moto E for $39.99 and activated it on Ringplus (a Sprint MVNO that offers free data/text/minutes every month) as a backup phone.
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by andrewpi 11y ago
Not just a bit: 18 months in both directions, or 3 years of single tunnel shutdown. Pretty horrible for anyone who depends on that train.
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DOJ Escalates Battle with Apple Over San Bernardino Shooter's Phone(abcnews.go.com)
3 points by andrewpi 11y ago|0 comments
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by andrewpi 11y ago
The ban got overturned for exceeding the authority of the health department.
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by andrewpi 11y ago
I actually prefer the US system in that it potentially provides doctors with a more well-rounded education.
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by andrewpi 11y ago
Am I wrong, or was the deleted 'tweet' actually the media component that contained a copyrighted Bank of America report?
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by andrewpi 11y ago
Samsung worked directly with the banks to deploy a tokenization scheme via the magnetic card swipe system so it would be EMV equivalent. It's not sending your actual card number, but a virtual card number provided by the bank that does
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by andrewpi 11y ago
Party = country here.
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by andrewpi 11y ago
I believe it doesn't actually send the message content through GCM anymore, but just notifies the client that a new message is available and tells it to connect to Open Whisper Systems' server for the content.
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by andrewpi 11y ago
I believe Moxie left Twitter back in 2013.
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by andrewpi 11y ago
No, if someone is acting as an 'agent' of law enforcement, the evidence would be excluded via the exclusionary rule just the same as if the evidence was collected directly by the police themselves.
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by andrewpi 11y ago
No, they don't see that until they accept the hail.
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by andrewpi 11y ago
KeepassDroid (for Android) and MiniKeePass (for iOS) both work well.
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by andrewpi 11y ago
Apparently the issue is the testing. You need to purchase a large quantity of pills from the original manufacturer to compare your new batch with and that was hard to obtain.
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by andrewpi 11y ago
The drug isn't patented anymore. Apparently the issue is that you need to conduct trials if you want to have permission to make a copy of the drug and to do so you need a supply to compare your new copy with and that was hard to purcha
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by andrewpi 11y ago
I believe a later software update for the Nexus 6 sped up encryption considerably.
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by andrewpi 11y ago
This really reminded me of the Star Simpson case. The police actually held her at gunpoint so it was perhaps even worse: http://tech.mit.edu/V127/N40/simpson.html
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by andrewpi 11y ago
Why not just target the businesses that the spam is promoting? It seems that with enough spam complaints on file, an investigator could subpoena records to see where a business is paying for robospammers.
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by andrewpi 11y ago
Sanford Wallace is quite famous for his spamming history for those who remember the 90s: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanford_Wallace
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by andrewpi 11y ago
In theory, areas with demand but no drivers will go into surge mode, encouraging more drivers to pickup fares in that area.
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by andrewpi 11y ago
Well, some aircraft also have Autoland ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autoland ) If a malfunction happens during landing, you definitely don't have several minutes to rectify it.
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by andrewpi 11y ago
This isn't the bill that an insured would get though. I believe the maximum deductible under Obamacare is ~$6000.
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by andrewpi 11y ago
The officer never would have had probable cause for a warrant for this individuals information though, since he didn't even work at the sites that had the missing/tampered drugs.

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