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by awqrre 10y ago
Some are working on decoding the LoRa protocol with an RTL-SDR: https://revspace.nl/DecodingLora .
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by awqrre 10y ago
http://archive.is/FXcao
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by awqrre 10y ago
About the Pontiac Aztec mentioned in that post, some 4chan user found 2012 Google street-view images of what is/was apparently his house (there was a Paul R Combetta that lived there) with a Pontiac Aztec in the driveway (he asked for
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by awqrre 10y ago
You might be surprised to see the nut things people would do for convenience... but in this case you are probably right as the average computer user probably don't use SSH.
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by awqrre 10y ago
http://ftpsearch.ntnu.no used to index many of them
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by awqrre 10y ago
If you use someone else's CA, wouldn't they have your private keys?
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by awqrre 10y ago
keys are better, even though you need to distribute them, nobody else has them...
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by awqrre 10y ago
There is no reason for data caps (duapolies ISPs are being greedy)... if you sell a specific speed/bandwidth (which are usually sold as bits per second?), I should be able to use it all the time.
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Google runs on 5000 times more code than the original space shuttle(weforum.org)
3 points by awqrre 10y ago|0 comments
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by awqrre 10y ago
I signed the petition at whitehouse.gov that got about 142,000 signatures... it didn't help much but I will take action here too.
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by awqrre 10y ago
Politics also got into Google and Facebook, don't they have to share most of their data with the Government [1]? 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM_(surveillance_program)#E...
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by awqrre 10y ago
By itself, the second quote doesn't say that he took the job to find data to leak and I don't think that those two quotes are directly linked.
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by awqrre 10y ago
I don't see where Snowden said that "he specifically took the job with the intent [...] to release to journalists in those foreign countries"
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by awqrre 10y ago
Allow student loans to be dischargeable in bankruptcy (don't forgive them all) and for all future public college & university students, let them go tuition-free...
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Criminals might be identified by a single hair even 250 years later(newatlas.com)
1 points by awqrre 10y ago|0 comments
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by awqrre 10y ago
Canonical have already done a few questionable things with Ubuntu (when thinking about privacy) but I think that they are still the best OS from a usability and privacy standpoint...
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by awqrre 10y ago
they didn't pick the most in-focus frame for the still picture in the pix-enhanced version
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by awqrre 10y ago
There's plenty of organic compounds that are toxic to humans (not saying that this one is or isn't) ...
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by awqrre 10y ago
and if you can hack one machine, you probably can hack many since there is probably many exact same models in circulation
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by awqrre 10y ago
because it is so much easier ... hack one machine, change how many votes?
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by awqrre 10y ago
FCC yes... I did that when I had an issue with AT&T not wanting to unlock a phone that I just bought (pre-paid) and I got a call from AT&T the next day.
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by awqrre 10y ago
voter fraud is probably more likely to happen with digital voting machines... a paper trail should always be available
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by awqrre 10y ago
but since you don't have an expectation of privacy when a third party cloud service handles your data, according to the law, why would you have an expectation of privacy for letters handled by third parties... for example, the Governme
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by awqrre 10y ago
While escolar might be considered Tuna according to Wikipedia, here is a quote from the FDA's website: "FDA recommendation: Escolar should not be marketed in interstate commerce" [1] (because of the possible presense of gempy
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by awqrre 10y ago
They backed down because they figured out who they were censoring?
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by awqrre 10y ago
Who would want an Apple-controlled car? probably lots of people but not me...
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by awqrre 10y ago
He might have been pressured... just like the employees in the recent story about Well's Fargo.
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by awqrre 10y ago
At least it's not a giant pile of cocaine I guess... Edit: that was a bit of sarcasm, as these usually don't get reported...
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by awqrre 10y ago
Having a larger percentage of your total credit unused gives you a better score... and the older your credit accounts are also improves your score... I don't think that using your credit cards increases your score (check out creditkarm
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by awqrre 10y ago
It probably passes the costs back onto poor consumers (or the ones that can't get credit cards).

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