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McAfee, Xerox Team Up on Printer Security(securityweek.com)
2 points by ari_elle 14y ago|0 comments
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Review: Microsoft Windows 8(wired.com)
3 points by ari_elle 14y ago|0 comments
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Boeing's CHAMP Missile Knocks Out Electronic Systems(securityweek.com)
6 points by ari_elle 14y ago|0 comments
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by ari_elle 14y ago
My point exactly. Because they never would - therefore they are strongly driven by a political agenda (/influenced by a political mindset) , not reporting bad things about the democracy "at home", while constantly commercializing Intellige
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IPad Mini Could Cause Tablet Gaming to Explode(wired.com)
1 points by ari_elle 14y ago|0 comments
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Contest for Rescue Robots - Darpa Offers $2 Million Prize(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
2 points by ari_elle 14y ago|0 comments
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by ari_elle 14y ago
Thank you :)
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by ari_elle 14y ago
That is exactly what i said! "It's definitely a valuable source for information, if you take it with a grain of salt." I don't think that you should absorb any information without critical thinking of course, but just said, that especially
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by ari_elle 14y ago
RT - Question more (as long as it is against the USA, not Russia) It's funny that Russia Today always points out the flaws in the USA while having a not really well functioning democracy at home. Let's release some FSB information for a c
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by ari_elle 14y ago
I see a flaw in your flaw. 1st) small chance that spying features are implemented that a paranoid analyzing by US officials wouldn't have revealed* (or that the US would have said the products are good, while still having reasonable concern
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by ari_elle 14y ago
Already on HN -> http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4692862
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by ari_elle 14y ago
In my opinion it's the right way to address this. They enter the US market to have their reputation instantly destroyed by official US institutions, that are filing concern about possible spying through their products at a moment where they
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by ari_elle 14y ago
Huawei wants to enter US market -> spying suspicions Huawei makes source code open -> all they want is free bug fixing Is that really fair? Note: Have you even read the article? They say they would make the source code available
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by ari_elle 14y ago
The point is that you can't judge a company solely on where they are from and that simply because of the company's origin to not only state concern, but to actually completely ruin their reputation by issuing serious concerns about possible
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Don't rule out finding DNA on Mars(newscientist.com)
2 points by ari_elle 14y ago|0 comments
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Blood test for autism - measuring of RNA gene expression differences(synapdx.com)
1 points by ari_elle 14y ago|0 comments
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by ari_elle 14y ago
omfg... Following Weapons of Mass Destruction debacle == kim.com site linked on HN, while not conaining any new information and consisting of music videos and self promotion...?? And i didn't call case information about megaupload "worthles
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by ari_elle 14y ago
Yeah, because it's exactly the -) create a simple beat with maybe a slight variation when the chorus comes up, which takes 1 minute with todays software -) fix missing singing talent through studio production / auto-tune / hearing exact sin
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by ari_elle 14y ago
+1 (that was exactly why i instantly wrote the comment All that i can say to this post is "?" . I don't know for sure, but i can't imagine that this is the first time for his site to be here and there is no valuable information at all that
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by ari_elle 14y ago
Not sure why an entry called "Kim Dotcom" linking to kim.com - a site that most that are interested in the Megaupload case already know and have visited numerous time - has to be on this site. Nothing even has changed - i found no new infor
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by ari_elle 14y ago
A job well done. Absolutely astonishing !!! Also: Nice music! This portrays exactly the wonder i feel and almost spiritual mindset i am in when looking up in a cloud-free sky at night, being aware of the mind boggling structure surroundin
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by ari_elle 14y ago
All that i can say to this post is "?"
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Oracle doesn't want to deal with easy-to-fix Java vulnerability till Feb 13(seclists.org)
1 points by ari_elle 14y ago|1 comments
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by ari_elle 14y ago
I am sickened by these interviews. I love this guy, but mostly he always faces the same stupid questions and therefore has to explain for the 1000th time - why he could departure from Linux tomorrow and it would still work, - why he doesn't
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by ari_elle 14y ago
I looked through the comments and was surprised that mostly there seems to be a discussion on if we should legalize it or not... I was mostly intrigued by the principle and the layout of the site. In todays time it seems like an awesome pri
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by ari_elle 14y ago
Canonical never ever was about what the community wanted, or what is best for its users. I am no Canonical-Hater, but how can anybody be surprised about things like that? Their attitude always has been: Comply, or switch. Ubuntu has never b
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by ari_elle 14y ago
I don't see how that is "news"...
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by ari_elle 14y ago
This article is very pointless. Those who follow/know rms know about his strict ideological beliefs about amazon and privacy in general, and those who don't follow rms are not really interested in what he has to say anyway. That being said
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by ari_elle 14y ago
The original interview (slashdot-link) was already on HN + such articles are the stupidest thing ever... The original is on the web yet some people read an article that is 80% quotes filled up with fillers like "To the next question how
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by ari_elle 14y ago
Let's "sell" Linux to them, shall we? Ubuntu: -) http://static.desktopnexus.com/thumbnails/8013-bigthumbnail.... -) http://dump4free.com/preview/1/ubuntuBabeAnime_wallpaper1280... Archlinux: -) http://static.desktopnexus.com/thumbnails

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