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by chatman 13y ago
This doesn't belong here at Hacker News.
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by chatman 13y ago
Learn Java. Java 8 looks exciting.
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Smartphone batteries that never die(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
1 points by chatman 13y ago|1 comments
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Google Maps find alien 'spaceship' on Moon(economictimes.indiatimes.com)
2 points by chatman 13y ago|0 comments
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by chatman 13y ago
Perhaps you didn't get the sarcasm. ;-)
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by chatman 13y ago
This is the same as http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-642-36973-5...
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by chatman 13y ago
This is exactly the approach described in: http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-642-36973-5... This is not new or not previously known. Sensational title.
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by chatman 13y ago
"Open source laptop"? Physical objects don't have a source, either open or close. It is rather a laptop capable of running on only "free software" for full functionality.
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by chatman 13y ago
Stupid stuff. I thought it'll feature Satellite phones.
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by chatman 13y ago
This is great. :-) This is still in beta.
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by chatman 13y ago
Prezi deserves to be boycotted for cheating Shubham out of his bounty based on stupid "out of scope" excuse. If cracking an internal service is possible, a bug exploiting it should be within scope of any bounty program.
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by chatman 13y ago
Extremely shameful. This is tyranny by the standards of any country in the world.
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by chatman 13y ago
SQL Azure? Bwahahaha..
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by chatman 13y ago
Yahoo is cleaning up the house before vacating it and relocating elsewhere. This is just a garage sale.
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by chatman 13y ago
Though, it might not be transmitting all the time when off. Imagine a schedule when a switched off phone transmits once a day, at a random time. Although it is not impossible to record such transmissions, it isn't quite simple.
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by chatman 13y ago
As long as we have non free software running on their phones, it would be hard to believe the claim as is.
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[Hack] Noise isolation earphones for $3(lifehacker.co.in)
1 points by chatman 13y ago|0 comments
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by chatman 13y ago
Unless it is blackboard with chalk, its no fun following online. That's why MIT's lectures rock!
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by chatman 13y ago
If losing this output is such a problem and force pushing is so rare, then Github could email this output with the two hashes to every developer on every force push.
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Ask HN: MacBook Air alternative for running GNU/Linux
13 points by chatman 13y ago|14 comments
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by chatman 13y ago
Could it be possible that this guy is a kidnapper? I would never meet a stranger like this.
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by chatman 13y ago
Yeah, MacBook Air owners shouldn't be hired as well. :-P
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by chatman 13y ago
If the few pieces of hardware drivers, that still remain proprietary, are reverse engineered, then everything will be fine for a sustained prominence of Replicant/Free Android.
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by chatman 13y ago
Same in Sri Lanka!
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by chatman 13y ago
NSA already has your daily data, make a wrapper service around it?
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by chatman 13y ago
Pretty crappy search, query for "india" returns "British Indian Ocean Territory" as the first result.
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by chatman 13y ago
Why is this on Hacker News?
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Ex-NSA chief's 'off-record' interviews on train overheard(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
4 points by chatman 13y ago|0 comments
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by chatman 13y ago
From the title, it almost sounds as if their software is going to be free software. Just giving out proprietary software without charge doesn't make them free (free as in freedom for users).
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by chatman 13y ago
I really hope Pidgin/Audium leverages the source code, or someone else does it and makes a Pidgin plugin. The native Skype client on Linux crashes quite a bit.

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