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autodidakto
13y ago
^This
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13y ago
I don't know the full story, but from what I've heard, it probably involves things like 1) Oracle owns it 2) It requires a non-free compiler to build the BIOS
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13y ago
Ask every other country in the world. I'm sure they have reasons. And the Nobel prize isn't a popularity contest.
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13y ago
You're right: All these restrictions and taxes should be abolished for both AirBnB and Hotels. Problem solved.
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13y ago
And the betas prompt you to update. But after the last beta (which was the 7.0 GM), update checks within Settings and within iTunes said "you're up to date". Never was there any hint that there was a problem. Furthermore, the
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13y ago
EDIT: People are the bigger disccusion thread ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6502756 ) are saying that it's possible to update without deleting/restore by downloading the ipsw and alt+click the "check f
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13y ago
My iphone 4s was running the iOS7 betas. The last update was the GM beta and it never asked to update again (apparently 7.0.2 has been out)? I was listening to a podcast and the audio was still playing when it locked my screen and demanded
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13y ago
The difference between maintaining facial hair at a couple of millimeters and maintaining it clean shaven is time, work, money, and (in the case of disposable razors) trash. All because current fashion is by default clean shaven. Resist!
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13y ago
I don't think your fears are justified by the article. The first thing you read is a pull-out quote that says: >Tor is a well-designed and robust anonymity tool, and successfully attacking it is difficult. Maybe you're referrin
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13y ago
The font is obviously "American Typewriter".
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13y ago
Scary examples: The apparatuses of a police state stay, the ability to leave the country goes away...
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I'm just happy that Star Wars fans get to feel our pain.
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13y ago
When it comes to awesomeness to fame ratio, I can't think of a language with a higher one than Shen. It's odd how little people talk about it. I, unfortunately, suspect it has to do with the people leading it.
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13y ago
So this can be an open-source replacement for Himachi/Log-me-in?
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13y ago
Wait. You'd pay more for safety, yet the The Market won't give it to you because it only cares about money ?
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13y ago
Now, if they'd only update their own iOS app! Their satellite images are beautiful, but their app is a mess.
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13y ago
Don't mix up "better" with "perfect". That's the mistake made by people who post a link to the trusting-trust: Trust isn't binary. "Perfect or give up" is a false dichotomy. I sometimes say "
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13y ago
> I suppose I will cross that bridge when that happens. No. When that happens, you won't cross it. You'll fall right into the river.
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13y ago
Anyone know of a good tutorial for revoking and recreating your key as painlessly as possibly?
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As always, tvtropes already has the answer: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/HitlersTimeTravel... See also: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TimeTravelTropes
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13y ago
It mentions fingerprinting as a threat, but doesn't do anything specific against it. Probably because no one is quite sure how to stop it. From the FAQ: How does Epic protect against browser fingerprinting? There is no agreed-upon way
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13y ago
The adversaries are us.
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13y ago
Wrong thread. There are two others that discuss this on the frontpage right now.
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How can a book itself be "audio", anyway? And if books become audio by default someday, what will current books be called? "Written" books? I propose: "I audio-read an audio-book".
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13y ago
Audiobooks.com tried it. Sort of. $30 a month, a fraction of audible's library, terrible app. They gave up a while ago.
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Some videos are html5 and have speed controls (you can opt in to the program or add &html5=true to the url. Otherwise, you gotta youtube-dl the file and run it in vlc. For someone who uses the advanced features of VLC, web video is a fr
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And unlike the other pieces of tech, the Canon AE1 Program can take better pictures and has a better interface than most cameras today.
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In this context, I believe he's using liberalism to mean 'idealism', 'progressive views', optimism and faith in humanity and human progress.
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Upvote or the furniture wins.
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You're wrong. Java is a terrible operating language tech bubble 10 reason politics doesn't work! And don't get me start about health insurance.js hype train fanboy.
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