awqrre

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721.
by awqrre 11y ago
The ratio of criminals is probably about the same in law enforcement and the general population.
722.
by awqrre 11y ago
Why use such a small selection of repositories? and why does Go seem to use all tabs?
723.
by awqrre 11y ago
Facebook also host videos
724.
by awqrre 11y ago
of course you would loose some information but it is probably not enough to mis-identify most objects..
725.
by awqrre 11y ago
I was not implying that anyone was doing it right (end-to-end encryption)
726.
by awqrre 11y ago
I was under the impression that many games, under Linux, could only be played using Steam.
727.
by awqrre 11y ago
If you think that they do such a shitty job, you probably should enter the market as a competitor...
728.
by awqrre 11y ago
Could processing the image before and after adding a small blur to the image detect this kind of thing?
729.
by awqrre 11y ago
Does this replicate/clone Gmail's search engine and spam filter? Those are the only things that could differenciate Gmail from other solutions...
730.
by awqrre 11y ago
Even if the user-data is encrypted, they have the keys to decrypt it.
731.
by awqrre 11y ago
I get sound lag on my Linux PC (Firefox 43) too and I bought it less then a year ago. There is definitely some issue(s) in this code somewhere.
732.
by awqrre 11y ago
I'm sure what Google did helps curtail mass surveillance, but they still hold all the data unencrypted, no?
733.
by awqrre 11y ago
The Government sees the Internet as a treat to the Government itself... this is not about terrorism.
734.
by awqrre 11y ago
All the characteristics of DDoS attacks listed seem trivial to defeat... e.g.: Constantly spoof IP addresses, etc..
735.
by awqrre 11y ago
Only activate one of them at a time and hope that the others don't expire...
736.
Sending rats to sleep sheds light on brain circuitry(gizmag.com)
1 points by awqrre 11y ago|0 comments
737.
by awqrre 11y ago
Storage is definitely the bottleneck for many applications and at one point in the past, it used to be the CPU that was the main bottleneck for these same applications so I can understand their point too.
738.
by awqrre 11y ago
Very similar to: https://julianoliver.com/output/log_2014-05-30_20-52
739.
by awqrre 11y ago
I agree with you but I wonder why I never get archive.org results when I search Google...
740.
by awqrre 11y ago
It'd be nice if you could remove the mobile chip to have a device that strictly does Wi-Fi
741.
by awqrre 11y ago
I thought that the key's images were posted online by a TSA employee that didn't know any better...
742.
by awqrre 11y ago
Whether you like it or not, it appears that everything that helps privacy will soon become illegal.
743.
by awqrre 11y ago
Dropcams could be illegal in many states in this case since they can record audio... but laws should be updated to include video. (see two-party/all-party consent states: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telephone_rec
744.
by awqrre 11y ago
To disable all cameras that only save data to the "cloud", like dropcam and many others, you can also just temporarily disconnect the cable or phone wire on the outside of the house.
745.
by awqrre 11y ago
Not sure if something like this exist but what if you could use a system where people could subscribe to you (a bit like RSS) and get all your content (a bit like newsgroups, so that a third party would have a harder time to figure out at l
746.
by awqrre 11y ago
Usually, the ICANN suspension pages that I've seen look more like this [1], is this fake? [1] http://coastnetworks.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/IcanSusp...
747.
by awqrre 11y ago
It seems like they could have combined many of these graphs if they would have used a different type...
748.
Drones that will fly for hours(blog.intelligent-energy.com)
1 points by awqrre 11y ago|0 comments
749.
by awqrre 11y ago
Actually, part of the problem is that they don't have to ask for 37 permissions... they are grouped together in such large groups that you don't know what permissions they are really after. Cyanogenmod has Privacy Guard that I th
750.
by awqrre 11y ago
Python is really slow but performance can be improved by just switching to a different interpreter.

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