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10y ago
Adhoc Wi-Fi is not being supported by Google on Android [0]... What makes you think that they would allow p2p on 5g? 0. https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=82
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10y ago
Reader view in Firefox looks better the original layout too.
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10y ago
FB purity? like how they show you posts in the order that they choose? reloading the page changes the order too...
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10y ago
I don't want to port anything... let say I want to run Gimp... I want to run Gimp without having to port it (or without anyone having to port it), that is the whole point. Google could make that easy since Android is based on Linux...
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10y ago
In a CAD world, that would be like parametric drafting?
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10y ago
You would probably be paying for convenience (1 bill, contact sharing, etc...)
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10y ago
Something like Pokemon Go but for coding would be nice.
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10y ago
That doesn't allow you to install any Linux application, it only allows you to install Android apps that you find outside the Play Store...
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10y ago
Sorry, I must have missed it, what is that setting called?
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10y ago
Google should do the right thing and allow any Linux applications to be installed on Android
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Engineers Create the First Dust-Sized Wireless Sensors That Can Be Implanted)
(sciencenewsjournal.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
The "amplification attack" would be one of those "mysterious method of stealing a car", no? https://www.wired.com/2016/03/study-finds-24-car-models-open...
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10y ago
here's the tweet in case this post's link becomes unavailable: ffdae96f8dd292374a966ec8b57d9cc680ce1d23cb7072c522efe32a1a7e34b0
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10y ago
http://extratorrent.cc/ , http://www.t411.ch/
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10y ago
It appears that you need to click a link to be redirected to the archived version, but it may still be a privacy issue if they check if an archived version of the page exist before showing the link: > The notification reads: "This p
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10y ago
So if they want to know if you visit a specific site, all they need to do is add it to the list (a hash prefix is probably often enough to be very specific)... Wikileaks was added and removed from the list lately... I will just leave this f
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10y ago
Google partnered with the government for data sharing (PRISM), so the Government could probably easily get any data that Google will be collecting...
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10y ago
I always disable the "Block reported attack sites" and "Block reported web forgeries" protections in the settings... I don't need my browsing history to be sent to yet someone else...
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How They Work: WWI Firearms Animations
(imgur.com)
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10y ago
The new Dash button is very different from the old one: https://hackaday.com/2016/07/26/bending-the-new-amazon-dash-... . and now, Amazon also has the over-priced Amazon IoT button: https://www.amaz
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10y ago
Maybe also remove the need for voter's registration? In other words, everyone eligible to vote should be automatically registered...
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Meet Moxie Marlinspike, the Anarchist Bringing Encryption to All of Us
(wired.com)
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Technical issues at Site5 Ongoing
(status.site5.com)
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10y ago
They don't use this information for preventing terrorist attacks... it is more to gain an economic advantage.
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It doesn't take long at all for a majority of the users to switch to a different service... then what? But looking at these 3 companies, I would say that Google is different.
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10y ago
Maybe someone should analyze all other images hosted by Getty to find other infringements...
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10y ago
You would think that a locked suitcase would make it a more appealing target...
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Saturn's hexagon in motion
(reddit.com)
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10y ago
Does that mean that you are not using IPv6? I know I am not...
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10y ago
You can't also use a relative as a proxy buyer to avoid the "where the owner file his taxes" requirement?
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