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awqrre
10y ago
The title of this post doesn't reflect the article.
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MIT made a movie screen that brings 3D to all seats – without the glasses
(techcrunch.com)
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This reversible Micro USB cable is impossible to plug in wrong
(mashable.com)
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3D eye reconstruction from a single photo
(3ders.org)
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10y ago
Play Jeopardy and then gamble/manipulate the stock markets.
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awqrre
10y ago
Somewhat unrelated but: Since the Government is already tapping into wired and wireless networks without consent, it would be nice if they would take control of all ISPs... we would probably get better cellphone service at least.
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Wine development release 1.9.15 is now available
(winehq.org)
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10y ago
That probably mean that hey had more downloads then any other app's first week but it could also mean more downloads then any other app since their initial release?
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10y ago
https://wikileaks.org/dnc-emails/?q=otr&mfrom=&mto=&title=&n... "otr" might be interesting too
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10y ago
Good point. I guess it depends on the use case.
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10y ago
I think that Snowden's device would play a different role, I was comparing it to removing the main and backup batteries.
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10y ago
Wouldn't it be easier to use some kind of case or pocket [0] that acts as a Faraday cage? 0: http://www.popsci.com/sites/popsci.com/files/styles/large_1x...
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10y ago
Can't civilians exercise their right to seize anyone's cash?
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10y ago
Issues related to not having ECC RAM are rare but if they happen, you might not notice the corrupted data, unless you try to access it.
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10y ago
I login @ live.com, and then type "hotmail.com" in the address bar (now I probably can say goodbye to my very old email address)
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10y ago
a second ago it was flagged AND dead... but both flags are gone now
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10y ago
Skype was originally using p2p for everything, then moved to Linux Microsoft owned servers for supernodes[0] and now they outsourced to "the cloud"? 0: http://arstechnica.com/business/2012/05/skype-r
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10y ago
Hotmail basically locked me out of my account because I won't give them a phone number or an alternate email address (they say "Help us protect your account")... I can edit the URL to get out of this requirement but it probab
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10y ago
Do you also use slashes? what about backticks and quotes?
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10y ago
Not Bing Search, but views from Bing Maps bird's eye view are often very good...
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10y ago
> [...] that company will likely patch the bug very quickly. I have heard many instances where it isn't the case (some bugs are often being exploited for months before the company finds out)... and you probably did too... but anyway
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10y ago
"Features that communicate with Google made available through the compilation of code in Chromium are subject to the Google Privacy Policy." from https://www.chromium.org/Home/chromium-privacy
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10y ago
also, if you want a URL to stay private, don't email it to anyone using a cloud email service (including yourself)...
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10y ago
Motion[0] is pretty nice too. [0] http://www.lavrsen.dk/foswiki/bin/view/Motion/WebHome
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10y ago
For $200, you would expect to be able to use your camera as you wish and be able to record on the local network.
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10y ago
> So why is parallel construction a bad thing? Because try to hide the fact that they collected the incriminating information in an illegal manner.
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10y ago
Do you really compare DNA and phone numbers? If you want to pay more for insurance, give some company your DNA and install a GPS tracker in your car (provided by the insurance company)... Anyways, for phone numbers, if I don't need to
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there is many people that acted on this but I'm glad that http://archive.org exist and hope that they never disappear or get forced to delete content...
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10y ago
I don't think that a schedule is counter-productive because for most people, if you don't accomplish the course in a certain schedule, you would have to start over because you would forget most things... but of course all materia
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10y ago
Do they let you download the videos or do you have to stream them?
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