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11y ago
The higher the cost of treatments, the higher the costs of premiums...
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11y ago
Does it remove the Google app that always runs even when your are not using Chrome?
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11y ago
On the upside, they gained lots of Twitter followers...
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11y ago
me too, but there's an X in the top right
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Teen flew from Sheffield to Essex via Berlin because it was cheaper than train
(metro.co.uk)
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11y ago
Can it detect lead indirectly? (from the PDF on your website , it doesn't appear to detect it directly)
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11y ago
but then the spammers use BCC and you don't know what email they used?
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11y ago
Definitely should do that at some random locations across counties everywhere in the country. My county has many ground water monitoring stations but I think that those only check for water levels (I have a well)... not sure what they do f
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11y ago
I bet if the same investigation happened at every public water plants across the country that they would not be the only ones to have major issues...
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11y ago
What is also sad is that water purification should be nailed down by the US governments...
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11y ago
My keyboard automatically tries both if it sees asterisks...
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New development could lead to more effective incandescent lightbulbs
(bbc.com)
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11y ago
To me, deep web means any website not indexed by major search engines... most of the deep web is accessible using a standard browser if you can find a link to it (many times, those links can be found by using the search engine of that webs
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11y ago
Maybe there's another backdoor that hasn't been discovered yet, something like port-knocking.
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11y ago
Was that at the same time that they dropped their "Don't be evil" motto?
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11y ago
some stores even charge you a different amount based on user-agent string...
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11y ago
that's just one example... look up other brands, most major brand's cars are connected, at least their somewhat recent products
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11y ago
or take the microwaves out of the microwave like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCe2UG1UXi4
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11y ago
most cars worth stealing are also probably connected 24/7 [1] 1. http://www.businessinsider.com/ford-exec-gps-2014-1
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11y ago
You don't have to go through Microsoft to publish Windows apps... not sure if it changed with Windows 10 though... but of course they are trying to change that to be like Android and iOS and get complete control.
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11y ago
What Facebook is trying to do is completely different... you were always able to use non-microsoft products/programs on Windows or browse non-microsoft websites... what Facebook is trying to do is much worst (probably evil).
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11y ago
> The Endless Mini $79 desktop PC stores as much of the Internet as it can which is barely anything...
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11y ago
But you probably can't tell your friend that is from another country to watch what you watched last night because it is more then likely not available in their country.
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11y ago
Ebay has them for less then $10, + $2 shipping (RFM98W (434Mhz) or RFM95W (868MHz))
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11y ago
Locked bootloader should not have anything to do with encrypted user data being accessible or not... With a locked bootloader on Android devices, it can be difficult to flash a Custom ROM but your password won't help in that case... yo
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A startup is using a mesh network to bring free Wi-Fi to Philadelphia
(theverge.com)
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Introducing LoRa (Long Range Wireless Communications)
(instructables.com)
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11y ago
The Raspberry-Pi can't perform that good because it lacks USB-3 or something else with good performance (it only has USB-2)... It is not a very good choice for a file server. The ODROID-XU4 seems like a much better choice even if it i
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I guess it can get really useful if you like to sit in front of the mirror all day.
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11y ago
But the bigger problem is that they started to use automatic license plate recognition with cameras around town and police cars to automatically log all license plates and their locations... (see this for example, in Florida: https:/&
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