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awqrre
10y ago
"Corporations are people, and they have more rights than you."
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10y ago
Some examples off the top of my head: 1. They detach comments from comment threads (to hide them?) 2. They boost some stories so that they remain on the home page for a longer time 3. They also remove some posts from the front page... (beca
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10y ago
Admins/mods on HN manipulate/modify a lot of the content created by users.
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10y ago
Isn't noise cancellation a solved problem when using multiple microphones?
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10y ago
Dead neutral citizens can't be forced to go to war, I guess...
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10y ago
are you re-wording what I said?
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10y ago
if javascript is enabled, it should be trivial to detect a human... (but of course they can log everything)
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Uber works to mend relationship with regulators
(reuters.com)
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10y ago
apparently, the first leak represents less then one percent of what they have... so they probably didn't leak the most damaging stuff in the first leak.
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10y ago
You don't have to work as hard to break it down?
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Storing data in a single atom proved possible by IBM researchers
(techcrunch.com)
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10y ago
Very bad page on Firefox too, if you use the scrollbar (and probably in other ways)...
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10y ago
The real unemployment rate, U-6 is probably closer to the truth: http://www.gallup.com/poll/189068/bls-unemployment-seasonall...
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10y ago
Probably not half, but way too much. I'm hoping that the recent Amazon downtime will help put the breaks to this trend.
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10y ago
that page is blank unless you allow ajax.google.com....
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10y ago
It could also be because their method doesn't really prove who the individual really was...
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To keep Tor hack source code secret, DOJ dismisses child porn case
(arstechnica.com)
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Uber uses a software tool to identify and sidestep code enforcement officials
(techcrunch.com)
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10y ago
You are probably vulnerable even if you don't subscribe too... There needs to be an "airplane mode" that completely disables wireless communications...
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New Cancer Drug Targets Cellular Garbage Disposal
(caltech.edu)
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Ask HN: What's the single best piece of advice you've ever heard?
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Intel Reacts to AMD Ryzen Apparently Cutting Prices on Core I7 and I5 Processors
(hothardware.com)
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10y ago
but QUIC uses UDP?
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10y ago
Intel probably have something ready to go from 5+ years ago (that was never released because they didn't need to)...
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10y ago
That's better then what my cable connection can achieve. too bad they stopped improving a long time ago... the best ping that I can get is about 20ms.
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10y ago
it doesn't make it any less positive because it has been reversed...
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Waste silicon sawdust recycled into anode for lithium-ion battery
(tohoku.ac.jp)
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Wyden to Introduce Bill to Prohibit Warrantless Phone Searches at Border
(onthewire.io)
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10y ago
You can accomplish quite a bit with 8wpm (it's great even if it isn't fast when compared to finger typing).
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10y ago
sure, I trust one party to have the keys to everything... /s
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