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by capote 11y ago
Isn't the server it connects to proprietary?
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by capote 11y ago
All these things you mentioned are fine. Cars aren't crashing by being disabled remotely, Windows 10 is decent, I have no issues with my iPhone, I have Keurig coffee at work every now and then and haven't gotten sick or died. Som
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by capote 11y ago
Yeah, that would suck. But it wouldn't be a slippery slope toward the end of clothing as we know it. I would simply avoid that manufacturer of shirts and be optimistic that shirts wouldn't explode again. Also, my point isn'
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by capote 11y ago
In my view, we're better off now than 10-15 years ago. We have developed both software and hardware to do many more incredible things and nobody is suffering from human rights issues due to it. Even if some hardware is unfairly locke
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by capote 11y ago
Don't these pieces of hardware rely on their service being provided? Their service is what they want to shut down, after all; this can't have started from a desire to brick hardware devices.
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by capote 11y ago
I feel like this is all a bit dramatic. It's not too big a deal to deactivate something that isn't supported anymore. Can't security issues arise from unsupported hardware/software after all? There must be some reaso
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by capote 11y ago
And it's still minuscule, even added up, even a billion times over. My point is that there's no shortage of digital storage space and bandwidth is only getting better. And if CRLF does cause a shortage of storage and bandwidth, I
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by capote 11y ago
> not only wasting storage space but also wasting bandwidth when transmitting Such an utterly minuscule amount though (especially in the modern times when storage and bandwidth are cheap and ubiquitous), I think you typing that sentence
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by capote 11y ago
Do you have a source on "vast majority of people ... believe backslashes are the way to go"? And if you do, do you have a source on why? Also, yeah, can anyone clarify what the deal with the max path length is? And why it's
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John Grunsfeld will retire from NASA(nasa.gov)
1 points by capote 11y ago|0 comments
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Mentioning the Panama Papers on the Internet Is Banned in China(theguardian.com)
1 points by capote 11y ago|0 comments
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by capote 11y ago
That's what makes it fun!
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by capote 11y ago
I can't get enough of it
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TSA actually spent only $47,000 on the random assignment app(arstechnica.com)
18 points by capote 11y ago|11 comments
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FBI trick for breaking into iPhone likely to leak, limiting its use(reuters.com)
2 points by capote 11y ago|0 comments
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God hates climate scientists(arstechnica.com)
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by capote 11y ago
Your rhetoric is in the style of propaganda/PR-speak. Are you implying that honesty and integrity are frowned upon in other countries? In any civilized place, the general consensus is that honesty and integrity are virtues and make a
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by capote 11y ago
Is this post an April fool's joke? Cause it made me laugh the hardest.
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by capote 11y ago
Are you by any chance a party member?
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by capote 11y ago
I fully agree that self-driving cars should be able to go on US roads, and of course they're "good enough." They should be designed with any type of road in mind, because you never know where you'll have to drive. I was
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by capote 11y ago
That is indeed what I meant. As for benefits/needs of a high speed passenger network--all I have to say is that my current options for going Chicago - New York which I do frequently are: 1. garbage airlines that are consolidating more
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by capote 11y ago
It's pointless to compare the United States with third world countries. You should be holding it to much higher standards. I myself compare the United States with our peers in Western Europe, Japan, Korea, etc. In this scope, our roa
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by capote 11y ago
It's fascinating.
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by capote 11y ago
Lots of humans are Chinese.
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by capote 11y ago
It's telling me to use Java and Swift for mobile development because hybrid apps suck. But Xamarin is fine, I don't get it.
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by capote 11y ago
You already have a processor too, and something running directly on that is, in fact, more simple.
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by capote 11y ago
Tiny pigeon backpacks! Cute!
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by capote 11y ago
Can anyone tell me why 9:31 and not 9:30?
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by capote 11y ago
What makes Windows 10 unstable in your view? I'm no Windows fan, but I've been using it on my work laptop for a few months and have had no issues. I'm actually surprised by how much I'm not hating it.
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by capote 11y ago
Is it common for people to have hardware issues with a new version of Windows? I can't see Microsoft ignoring a large issue with hardware compatibility and nonetheless nagging people to upgrade. I feel like an effort to convince peop

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