andrewpi

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by andrewpi 13y ago
4.3 runs quite well on my Galaxy Nexus. 4.2 was a disaster though.
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by andrewpi 13y ago
I think you can only access the subsidies if you buy through healthcare.gov
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by andrewpi 13y ago
I used b-mobile in Japan for a pre-paid data-only SIM earlier this year. They will even mail the SIM to the airport so it is waiting for you when you arrive.
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by andrewpi 13y ago
No, the $30 plan is a pre-paid plan. This new offering is only on the post-paid plans.
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by andrewpi 13y ago
Parts of the FCC operate on user fees, thus would be unaffected by the shutdown.
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by andrewpi 13y ago
Quite puzzling why they still haven't brought that app to Android.
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by andrewpi 13y ago
Biometric passports don't necessarily include fingerprint data. For example, current US passports are considered biometric but do not include fingerprint data since fingerprinting is not required to obtain a US passport.
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Global rollout of BBM for Android delayed(androidcentral.com)
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by andrewpi 13y ago
Actually NYC has several Costcos within range of the subway.
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by andrewpi 13y ago
Jet fuel is definitely not tax free.
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by andrewpi 13y ago
And probably use the NSA backdoor to peek at the hard drive, right?
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by andrewpi 13y ago
After the past week's NSA revelations, just what full disk encryption system should we be trusting? I think it's fair to assume that any commercial implementation is compromised.
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by andrewpi 13y ago
I saw that, but I still don't see how that works in a trial. Said evidence will need to be introduced in court. When the witness tries to be cute by giving a vague answer, can't the defense just ask the witness to explain further?
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by andrewpi 13y ago
Wouldn't any backdoor used in a criminal prosecution have to be disclosed to the defense?
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by andrewpi 13y ago
Unfortunately, this administration has a history of broken promises when it comes to respecting state medical marijuana laws. They have always given themselves ample loopholes in any guidance so that they can justify desired prosecutions.
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by andrewpi 13y ago
Basically whatever 5 justices of the Supreme Court decide is "reasonable."
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by andrewpi 13y ago
Indeed, Sparkle updates on the Mac would be very much appreciated.
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by andrewpi 13y ago
Basically, the 5th Amendment "right to remain silent" isn't as absolute when facing questioning outside of police custody (when you aren't free to leave) or a court room. You need to specifically invoke it under the Sali
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by andrewpi 13y ago
It's better to say you want to speak with your lawyer before you will answer questions. The fact you remained silent after being asked a question can be used against you in certain situations, especially with a non-custodial questionin
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by andrewpi 13y ago
The old Nexus 7 wasn't Qualcomm.
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by andrewpi 13y ago
They might not be dischargeable in bankruptcy, but a recent article I came across mentioned that a huge percentage of outstanding loans are technically in default. Those are loans that are way behind in payments.
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by andrewpi 13y ago
That's irrelevant -- accepting donations isn't providing money transmission services to the public.
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by andrewpi 13y ago
I believe that there are lists of stolen and revoked passports that are issued between countries for just this purpose.
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by andrewpi 14y ago
Generally not.. it is considered against their religious belief to judge others.
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by andrewpi 14y ago
Built-in Full Disk Encryption (FileVault 2) was really the only big OS X innovation since Snow Leopard in my opinion. It made making a notebook computer's data safe against theft with minimal frustration.
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by andrewpi 14y ago
> If you have a stack of cash in a drawer, you are supposed to tell the IRS about it. Under what regulation?
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by andrewpi 14y ago
The 2nd Amendment protects arms, not firearms specifically. I think a good argument could be made that knives should fall under its protection as well. However I'm not sure if the courts have addressed knives post Heller.
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by andrewpi 14y ago
Didn't Amazon drop affiliates in other states when those states tried to use the affiliate rationale to charge sales tax? Why is NY different?
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by andrewpi 14y ago
SCOTUSblog analysis: http://www.scotusblog.com/2013/03/opinion-analysis-justices-...
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by andrewpi 14y ago
Not moving entirely, just 'outsourcing' their US business to Coinlab, I believe.

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