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by awqrre 11y ago
A properly engineered votechain (blockchain-like) could also possibly solve this problem without needing a paper trail.
752.
by awqrre 11y ago
According to your 2 points, only date of death would be important.
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by awqrre 11y ago
It almost seems like Google went out of their way to disable ad-hoc Wi-Fi on Android. http://www.thinktube.com/index.php/tech-en/android/wifi-ibss
754.
by awqrre 11y ago
I probably will get down-voted seeing all pro-Google comments but what I don't like about frameworks like Angular is that it obfuscates HTML...
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WiSee – Whole-Home Gesture Recognition Using Wireless(wisee.cs.washington.edu)
1 points by awqrre 11y ago|0 comments
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by awqrre 11y ago
Somewhat anonymous... they probably have you on camera buying the phone (not sure if they link that data yet but it would be possible). It definitely would be better if Twitter wouldn't require a phone number for signup and instead bl
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by awqrre 11y ago
It's a bit like Tor, except worst since it's all controlled by one entity?
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by awqrre 11y ago
Something like this seems like it would be more efficient: http://www.cadincadout.com/dronedefender-radio-gun-waves-dow...
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Libreboot T400 laptop now FSF-certified to respect your freedom(fsf.org)
7 points by awqrre 11y ago|7 comments
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Car calls 911 after alleged hit-and-run, driver arrested(zdnet.com)
3 points by awqrre 11y ago|0 comments
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by awqrre 11y ago
http://www.rtl-sdr.com/rtl-sdr-tutorial-analyzing-gsm-with-a...
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by awqrre 11y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10630241
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by awqrre 11y ago
sorry, I was trying to put it in perspective...
764.
by awqrre 11y ago
How much would it cost for the US government to connect all US households to fiber? about 1 month of war?
765.
by awqrre 11y ago
it would be fine if that feature would default to off
766.
by awqrre 11y ago
because you know this device will be online, at least indirectly.
767.
by awqrre 11y ago
they want all the data
768.
by awqrre 11y ago
I think that the government is trying to grab as much power as possible by exploiting old laws that were too specific. But of course privacy should remain.
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Obama: It is ‘insane’ to let people on no-fly list buy guns(rawstory.com)
1 points by awqrre 11y ago|3 comments
770.
by awqrre 11y ago
That would be an even better solution (to stop forcing monopolies) but I'm not sure which of the two would be more likely to happen.
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by awqrre 11y ago
I'd be ok with that if they would be required to charge a true fair cost... but then 10GB would probably be basically free and cable companies would not like that. They are only doing caps to increase profits, not because the network
772.
by awqrre 11y ago
please help me understand why this comment is so unpopular?
773.
by awqrre 11y ago
Can you use this on a shared host and avoid the certificate installation fee?
774.
by awqrre 11y ago
Apparently this is a donation that has happened unlike Mark's donations. (sorry if I state the obvious but hopefully he doesn't divorce before those donations happen (knock on wood))
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The Feature for the NanoPi-2 WiFi Board(nanopi.org)
1 points by awqrre 11y ago|0 comments
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Man charged with felony for passing out jury rights flier in front of courthouse(fox17online.com)
2 points by awqrre 11y ago|4 comments
777.
by awqrre 11y ago
They don't need to request the person's SSN... they could just choose not to release the data that is tied to a non-dead citizen since they already have their SSN, probably.
778.
by awqrre 11y ago
"If you are requesting information on a deceased individual, you will need to upload proof of death unless the deceased individual is more than 100 years old." The FBI doesn't know who is dead?
779.
by awqrre 11y ago
if they break up, it might become 49.5% as this is not a done deal...
780.
by awqrre 11y ago
Even if you plug it in your Tesla battery?

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