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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Here is a dirty little secret. Panasonic makes the batteries. Infact the giga factory is really a Panasonic factory.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Pass. It uses plain old gpg. Has git syncing and browser extensions (if you are into that kinda thing). https://www.passwordstore.org
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Ask HN: Best development laptop?
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
You should checkout pass https://www.passwordstore.org/
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Roomba will do this as well. https://venturebeat.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/roomba_cl...
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
The Nexus 6P was made by Huawei. Also usually it is not the manufacturer, but the carriers that hold up or stop updates.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Warning: Autoplaying video ads with sound.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Thanks for this. It's a nice breath of fresh air from the usual marketing pieces.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
I as a private citizen do not want the government to have access to my files. Period. End of story. They have zero right to have access to every aspect of my life. Any "solution" that involves any government the ability to access
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Ah, the real problem.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
How would you get history if no one trusts an id with no history?
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Dawn of a new era. The era of mega corporations.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Touch typing while being pretty much blind is very difficult. It can be hard to even find the keyboard.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Congress should ask Tech to face hard truth about Tech meddling in the election. Google and Facebook spent way more time and energy trying to sway voters. Russian is just an easy scape goat. If Mark Zuckerberg decides to run for president t
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Because it's not journalism. It's entertainment.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Square is a privacy nightmare. They track your purchases across stores and tie your email to your credit card. The worst part is there is no "opt in" either. There is no privacy policy or terms of service that I agree to. My only
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
This is just dumb. Would you stick your social security card or birth certificate under daughters pillow? No. you would put it in a safe place. If you want to make sure family members know about something in case something happens to you th
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
It seems to be most people are focused on blaming Russian involvement instead of asking how much impact Google, Facebook and Twitter had on the election. It's the blame game and it's way easier to blame a foreign country.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
They being the media. Journalistic integrity died years ago. We like to blame Russian for the last election outcome, but are quick to forget that mega corporations spent way more time and effort trying to sway the election. For some reason
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
The beginning of the end of the internet as we know it. It started with the cell phone companies allowing partner service to not count towards data caps. It's really just a ploy to normalize that kind of activity. It is only a matter o
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Interesting read, thanks!
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
We also need to protect our data from the government and mega corporations.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
The warnings are only a small part of whats driving the change. The change in search ranking signaling is causing anyone that cares about "SEO" to make SSL a requirement. Just like how the change in signals for mobile has pushed j
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
This is great for security, but bad for the web overall. It really highlights just how much power Google has over the web. I would also say that the shift has been less about chrome displaying not secure and more about SSL being a Google se
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Can't use ad block on my dev machine, or at least shouldn't.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Most of these "news" outlets are becoming more and more aggressive with advertising.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
I wish I could read the article, but there was just too many ads.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
What? No. That is a very very bad idea. That would end up legitimizing Facebooks power and open the door for absolute government control. It is very simple, if you do not like Facebook then don't use Facebook. Tell your friends and fam
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
Thanks for the post. Interesting stuff. Atom has come a long way since initial launch, and it still has a long way to go, but its great to see these kinds of improvements.
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by bhhaskin 9y ago
This is an ad for a book...

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