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America’s Jammed-Up Ports Need Help
(bloomberg.com)
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They probably thought 24 hours limitation can store some design wins; their customers may have proved them wrong.
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5y ago
The model may help terrorists destroy buildings without hijacking planes.
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5y ago
Apple also uses a second, different perceptual hash that's intended to be kept secret, on server side.
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6y ago
Amazon has yet to confirm or deny if all, or any, "Sold by Amazon" product is commingled with 3rd party FBA product. In that sense, they are not 100% safe. I really wish Amazon would take a stance here. On the other hand, the vas
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6y ago
None of those appears to be Android, which IMO makes them have less utility value. There's definitely pros and cons though, and one should research which is right for them.
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6y ago
Those exists now, in the form of eink Android phone/tablet. The refresh rate of eink makes their experience suboptimal, but some find it usable enough. You can search for Boox tablet, or Hisense A5 phone.
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7y ago
You can also look into Likebook and Boox brands which has various Android 10/13 inch eink tablet.
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7y ago
They have, https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nPu6Wy4LWR66EFLeYInl3Nzz... , and reading it I have always thought it makes sense, as much sense as why Safari decided to do it. However, I don't think I have eve
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7y ago
Redfin is already in that market and it doesn't seem to be doing very well. I'm actually fairly surprised how slow redfin is able to grow and expand their market. Their website felt second to none in terms of usability.
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7y ago
What I had hoped to see discussed about these IP thief story is, what is our IP protection system doing. The patent and copyright system that has been the bane of every IP court case, are those system simplify disfunctional is the one use c
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7y ago
Yes. One of which is the innovation they had done recently in 5G, where China scored 34% of essential patent [1]. Except, we all know what US decides to do when another superpower is threatening it. Technology are always developed this way:
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Phillips Hue Bridge v1 End of Life
(www2.meethue.com)
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8y ago
For me the main thing is bundle being automatic and the default is pretty good without needing to setup any filter.
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8y ago
You mean like Amazon Vine program?
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8y ago
I don't understand the negativity in this thread. The whole point of email based service is to read users' email. Should we be categorically rejecting a class of application? How much value is privacy vs. value of those services?
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People always lament about how Tesla tries to mislead customer's about its capability, but is there actually data that shows this is truly the case among Tesla owners? How many times does "attention needed" beep is needed bef
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8y ago
A quick search gives me this http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/2016/08/automatic-emergency... . In particular "At 45 mph, the crash-avoidance systems slowed the test vehicle by 74 percent, on average, and preve
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9y ago
The issue here is there's no way to physically provide a password to user without also handing it to the adversary. AMT could be protected, or AMT disabled and BIOS protected, by unique password printed onto laptop, neither of which w
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9y ago
"Your business has millions of customers and no single customer can do so many actions so quickly that the individual could create a hot key. Under this key you are storing around 2KB of data. ... Potentially getting 1–5 requests per s
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Amazon DynamoDB Accelerator
(aws.amazon.com)
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And before that, they had WorkDoc and WorkMail. I think the line can be hard to draw: is RDS application? What about RedShift? Quicksight? Echo?
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10y ago
If you read the article, you will learn that ALB (new L7 ELB) now supports IPv6.
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10y ago
I find it interesting that this didn't make into the keynote. Is the actual interest really low?
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10y ago
Malicious DNS can request cert for the domain via e.g. let's encrypt, then it can do whatever it wants.
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11y ago
It is possible to filter seller to Amazon.com only after you specify "Department", which is what I do most of the time. Maybe someone can write a greasemonkey script to apply it automatically.
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11y ago
I find it believable, since 30% of population in Vancouver is Chinese http://worldpopulationreview.com/world-cities/vancouver-popu... This figure is also from 2011 so it's probably higher by now. Seeing this tout
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11y ago
A lot of the time ddos also depends on number of locations, because typically only one customer is attacked, and typically that one customer is only in a few location. Also, I'm not sure I buy the argument Amazon has small unused capac
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11y ago
From the gif it can auto-completes commands as well as resource name.
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11y ago
No. Wireless adapter needs better power source, so it's RPi to powered hub to WiFi, which makes the setup quite a bit bulkier and pricier. Like gp I wish some sort of network connectivity can be included to make it more complete as a s
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