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biafra
15y ago
In Europe there are no software patents. Do they develop software and innovate there?
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biafra
15y ago
If the law allows reverse engineering (like here in Germany) your license can prohibit it as much as it wants. It's still legal and no violation of the law.
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15y ago
What about technical podcasts? If you're into Java, I'd recomment the Javaposse. I am sure there is a podcast for your line of work/passion. For a non specialized IT-Podcast I like to listen to Buzz out loud. They produce about 30 minutes
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biafra
15y ago
My Motorola Milestones battery lasts 3 days if I switch off mobile data (CM7). SMS and calls are still coming in.
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biafra
15y ago
At tech meetings usually if there is at least one person not speaking english everyone switches to english. In all companies I have worked for this was the same. If you tell us you want to learn german we will talk german to you :-)
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biafra
15y ago
To give you an example of rent related to income: I live and work in Berlin and my rent is about 25% of my income after taxes. I have about 100 square meters, two balconies and a lift (third floor) in a quiet pre-war (Altbau) building (rede
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15y ago
The c-base ( http://c-base.org ) has several programming related events: - Android round table every last Wednesday - Lisp round table on Thursday - Wifi hackers every Wednesday You can "follow" their calendar: http://www.c-base.org/calend
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15y ago
Another virtualization initiative for Android (not mentioned in the article): http://l4android.org/
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German police seize Pirate Party servers, looking at Anon's toolkit
(arstechnica.com)
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German police raid Etherpad deployment
(etherpad.org)
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15y ago
Because there are user out there that did not upgrade.
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15y ago
What we did was putting some breast milk into the freezer so I could feed our child when the mother was away. I had a special cup for that. It's always good to have some frozen breast milk reserves not only for feeding but also for bathin
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15y ago
That's interesting. What do you mean by firmware? The baseband software? I am quite sure I was able to install other but the newest iOS on an iPhone. What are developers supposed to do if they want to test on older "firmware"?
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Following your advice no one could develop anything for iOS. Or Android. Or WebOS. Or any other computing platform. Every platforms vendor could change the rules your depends on.
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15y ago
You could also use Maven by instantiating a maven archetype from here: https://github.com/akquinet/android-archetypes/wiki The resulting pom can be opened as a project by IntelliJ IDEA. IntelliJ has very good support for Maven! Plus you
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In the Android Market it says: ----- SNIP ------- Phone calls read phone state and identity Allows the application to access the phone features of the device. An application with this permission can determine the phone number and serial num
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16y ago
You can find the world wide locations at: https://sites.google.com/site/2011ioextended/ I'll be attending Google I/O Extended in Berlin in the c-base. Here is the official schedule as PDF. Bold session (One Android track and one Chrome tr
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biafra
16y ago
Maybe they mean £23k per month?
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16y ago
"If you want to have fast and accurate positioning, you have to provide them with your anonymous tracking data." No I don't have to. I am currently working on an offline positioning system based on a (hopefully complete) dataset of all GSM-
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I am happy for GeoHot that this is over. I am also sad that a law like the DMCA exists and is not challenged.
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That sounds interesting. Do you have a(n online) source for this? Although I think removing that sign would be considered violating the gag order.
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The US Government Keeps Harassing a UW Researcher Who Speaks for WikiLeaks
(thestranger.com)
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What do you mean by interesting? Do they have a lot of axe murderers there?
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It depends. What are you looking for? Get yourself a xing.de profile. Headhunters find me there all the time. If you are looking for an iOS or Android job: Apply at Neofonie Mobile, we're hiring :-) From my experience (Lot's of Java backend
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How exactly do I contact them? I could not find an email address or link to do that.
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Did anyone ask the ISP (Pishgaman TOSE Ertebatat Tehran Network) to investigate which subscriber was using the IP address at the time of the attack?
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Not that strong if you consider this: "The attacker was well prepared and knew in advance what he was to try to achieve. He seemed to have a list of targets that he knew he wanted to obtain certificates for, was able quickly to generate th
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Amazon just told me my pre-order was cancelled because the book was discontinued by the publisher. There must be some kind of misunderstanding? I am in Germany, so ordering from Amazon seemed to be the fastest and cheapest way to get the bo
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Chaos Communicatio Camp 2011 announced
(events.ccc.de)
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Neofonie Mobile in Berlin - Android, iOS (also Grails) http://mobile.neofonie.de/karriere/jobs Not speaking german is not a problem. As long as you speak english.
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