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awqrre
11y ago
but if everyone believes it is wrong and don't follow it (or part of it), they can't jail/fine everybody...
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Harald Haas: A breakthrough new kind of wireless Internet
(ted.com)
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11y ago
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awqrre
11y ago
The government is currently trying to push the boundaries and is waiting to see what happens.
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awqrre
11y ago
Maybe they should not be able to be hired by the government again (directly or via a contractor) and be released from their current function right away (prison would be an option, depending on the severity of the offense).
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awqrre
11y ago
Did you try pulling it out of the plug by pulling it by the wire at a 90 degree angle (up/down or left/right) from the way you would usually pull out a USB cable like a toddler might do?
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awqrre
11y ago
Does that mean that they will update it twice as often now (Chrome + Android engineers)?
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awqrre
11y ago
Why are you not waiting for secure software instead of being specific like that (SQL injections)? Do you think that it will never happen?
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awqrre
11y ago
You could build something like this with your RPi: http://www.3ders.org/articles/20151025-build-a-portable-rasp...
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awqrre
11y ago
not worth the jump from open to close... a large margin when most pages already load almost instantly will go unnoticed by most people. I think that you would see a much bigger performance increase if websites would not load resources from
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awqrre
11y ago
That remains to be seen but I have a feeling that savings could be seen in the medium term, or maybe just a few years... 4G is too expensive and data caps are ridiculous.
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awqrre
11y ago
There is no reason to use a binary web format if your only concern is fast web loading...
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awqrre
11y ago
I would like to be able to share my home network with my car within a 15+ km radius of my home... Maybe using a servo-controlled directional antenna on my car that would always point to my home using some sensors, or an unidirectional woul
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awqrre
11y ago
take a lot, give a little...
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awqrre
11y ago
plus, Apple more then likely has full access to your device while it's unlocked...
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awqrre
11y ago
a self-balanced surfboard?
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awqrre
11y ago
So, laws have to be followed, but not by the very powerful...
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awqrre
11y ago
reddit thread from a couple days ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/netsec/comments/3qarhc/66_of_vpns_a...
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awqrre
11y ago
I keep my Netflix subscription even if I don't use it much because I'd rather download the movies and I still want to pay. It gives me more flexibility for how I can watch them...
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awqrre
11y ago
I think I'll stick with my slim jims
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awqrre
11y ago
Around here, the sheriff's dept. have a website that list current active calls... if you have something similar in your area, it might give you some clue to what is going on. But ours don't get updated in real time and they don&#
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11y ago
While most people appear to think that is not a problem, I think that it is... even more so because of some of the sensors/imagery that they use can see much more then what the naked eye can see (unless they obtain a warrant for search
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awqrre
11y ago
I don't think that chromium should call home at all but incognito mode is not about this... it is about not leaving traces of your browsing history on the local computer.
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awqrre
11y ago
it is different to have simulated engine noise inside the car and some exterior noises to alert pedestrians/etc that a car is coming
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11y ago
You probably can but there is so much information in there that it might be trivial (or become trivial) to know that the name is fake based on some other information. But I guess it might be harder to tie it back to the real name.
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Amendments to CISA “Cybersecurity” Bill Fail in All Regards
(eff.org)
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11y ago
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awqrre
11y ago
Breathing mosts kind of dust is not good for you... being cement, wood, asbestos... which is why workers wear dust masks.
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awqrre
11y ago
I hope that they only add this fake noise when no radio is playing or that it can easily be disabled.
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awqrre
11y ago
but whenever you are using your phone, it is unlocked and not encrypted and all data could be transfered at that time (or any update could be installed)... 4G is pretty fast and it would not take very long and could be hard to notice.
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awqrre
11y ago
can't you get insurance for #3
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11y ago
North America is ~9.5 million sq mi and Africa is ~11.7 million sq mi according to Wikipedia...
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