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541.
by ce4 9y ago
previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14863580
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by ce4 9y ago
for some models, there are ways to disable that. https://www.coreboot.org/Chromebooks https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Custom_firmware_for_Chr...
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by ce4 9y ago
Buzz, Wave, Orkut, Talk, Hangouts, Google Plus, Allo, Duo, forced YouTube comments merge to G+
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by ce4 9y ago
would you mind to share your booking specific adblock rules?
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by ce4 9y ago
You may not even need backup codes. Just save a copy of the google authenticator setup QR code. It's just email/key, when decoded.
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by ce4 9y ago
I had a mixed experience as well. An order of six micro USB cables went faulty in no time. The small springs holding the cables' micro usb plug in place tend to easily lose all tension. After that has happened the cable sits loose, sli
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German retail giant enters US, undercuts rivals by up to 50%(reuters.com)
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by ce4 9y ago
Searching by DOI will give you results. for this paper it is: 10.1016/j.orcp.2017.02.001
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by ce4 9y ago
According to this interview [1] hondinkee's followership: - is 90% male, on average 34 - avg. income >250k - has a master’s degree Product placement might pay off a little :) [1] http://blogs.reuters.com&
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by ce4 9y ago
I think it's one of the lamer complications. The date-of-easter complication consists of a notched program wheel - practically a look up table. Due to the limited LUT-size of 28 (1989-2017) this program wheel needs replacement.
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by ce4 9y ago
I mainly use two different sized old school Mokka Express aluminum cans from Bialetti. Super cheap (got both for less than 20$) and very small/easy to handle and clean. Plus: the coffee tastes great. I grind my own coffee (cheap used 2
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by ce4 9y ago
Forgotten or otherwise, it was neglect of privacy and against the law in some (all?) countries.
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by ce4 10y ago
Isnt Google's Fuchsia the project to tackle this very problem? On the other hand it has potential for even more 'closed source'-ness on the handset manufacturer side of Android. And maybe even for other industries, once its m
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Network of IMSI catchers found in Ottawa's gov district (french)(ici.radio-canada.ca)
1 points by ce4 10y ago|0 comments
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by ce4 10y ago
You probably meant 1TB to be 931 Gibibytes, didn't you?
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by ce4 10y ago
Yes, the EV cert market is pretty enterprisy. Those customers need EV certs for compliance and will abandon Symantec to stay compliant.
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by ce4 10y ago
A. EV certs are bought for a reason, the very "green bar". Customers will notice this and won't be happy about it. B. the 9 month expiration will also make customers unhappy Both measures will put operational pressure on Syma
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Navigation aid switches off parts of brain(nature.com)
1 points by ce4 10y ago|0 comments
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by ce4 10y ago
Obligatory xkcd on kerning :) https://xkcd.com/1015/
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by ce4 10y ago
And keepass has also (some sort of) 2FA via a local key file. While it's of course not as good as a real token generator, it helps against password sniffing and makes cracking much harder.
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by ce4 10y ago
It will open DRM to every other websites as well as the barrier to DRM is now low enough for everyone.
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by ce4 10y ago
Have a look at NECs 24/7 display series [1] (think pro devices for hotel lobbies etc). They even offer cool stuff like raspberry pi integration [2]. [1] https://www.nec-display-solutions.com/p/uhd/en/port
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by ce4 10y ago
Alas the plugin that does host-based blocking is not available in the play store version, it's/was a paid feature for the version on GH only. (edit: Don't know the current state though. remember from some time ago when I last
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by ce4 10y ago
LIDL, Aldi's german competitor is also coming to the US. https://www.forbes.com/sites/bryanpearson/2016/10/03/lidl-is...
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by ce4 10y ago
I do :-) I had the Xperia X8 and still have the Xperia Ray, would also love a current device using that form factor...
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by ce4 10y ago
Copperhead maintains a fork called Noise available in their F-Droid repository https://fdroid.copperhead.co/repo The repo's signing key fingerprint (sha256) is F0 D4 EB 11 93 AD 82 FE B2 24 BD 11 74 B6 FB D8
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by ce4 10y ago
Reminds me of Debian Takeover from more than 10 years ago :-) https://wiki.debian.org/DebianTakeover
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by ce4 10y ago
That high return rate is due to the deposit of 25 cent (€) per bottle. Water (20ct/1.5L) comes cheaper per bottle than its bottle deposit. There are people who collect bottles in cities for a living even.
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by ce4 10y ago
It's not exactly what OP asked for but some readers may find it worthwile: The Raspberry Pi is well supported. If you happen to have one that's collecting dust and want to have a look at OpenWRT. Or to try things without fear of b
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by ce4 10y ago
I haven't come to a conclusion w/r to those "shiny" new MacBook features yet, but I'm not an Apple user either. Time will tell though. I hope Dell will improve its power circuitry in the future and support USB BC an

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