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by chki 10y ago
"you still can have great access" Well, that is quite a statement considering what has been the tenor of EU officials thus far. And keep in mind that the only chance for Europe to keep the freedom of movement will probably be to m
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by chki 10y ago
"We just replace him with the next guy in a suit and tie" I think this misses a key point of democracy. The president is not important as a person but because he is legitimized by the american public. Replacing him requires an eno
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by chki 10y ago
I would argue that it is probably a good idea to print out all your passwords every month or so as there is not much risk attached to it (thieves do not usually look for these things).
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by chki 10y ago
I think there are always at least five news articles written on any topic that is mentioned in a Google Doodle because those are really the simplest clicks you can get with so much traffic coming from Google. (They often get shown under the
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by chki 10y ago
Like the already available App "Goggles" built right into the OS...might be possible. It is quite amazing what Goggles achieves actually (recognises places and things with very high certainty (aka reverse image search but nonethel
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by chki 10y ago
Well, maybe there is a certain Risk attached to selling 500€ notes to a total foreigner in a shady suburb of Paris. Might be that you lose a 500€ notes every five transactions if you are just a casual guy. On top of that it is not that easy
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by chki 10y ago
But the big difference is that the effects are almost completely local and not anywhere as threatening on a global scale compared to burning stuff and causing everything to heat up. This is actually a decisive point because whoever builds t
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by chki 10y ago
Wait, you think zika has been "purposefully transplanted to push the <<hype machine>>"? What does that mean? Do you think there is an evil pharmaceutical concern out there that just infects people with a virus? And by
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by chki 10y ago
I like that you can change the number in the login form after the name and type in the according month as the password and it will still work. E. g. addy01 january is valid as well. Edit: Ok, apparently you just have to enter a password tha
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Samsung Patent Includes Apple Watch Drawing(businessinsider.de)
1 points by chki 10y ago|0 comments
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by chki 10y ago
I don't see how this wouldn't be a step towards understanding another person: more information should always help you to grasp somebody else's line of thought. I think you are right that understanding is really far away from
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by chki 10y ago
I've had the same problem you describe and think it has been partially solved since I'm using Inbox instead of the classic gmail. All Reminders are sitting between the mail I've got to do and so I'm actually forced to lo
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by chki 10y ago
If you read the complete article, it is explained why that is the case and why Meyer presumably is not the one who should get the credit.
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by chki 10y ago
I think this is a rather about building a backdoor into a library which implements Diffie-Hellman, if I understand this correctly. The method itself is not flawed.
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by chki 10y ago
Which might be posted by those who voted "remain" as well, because people feel that they belong together although they voted differently.
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by chki 10y ago
I think the idea that you should be able to vote on an issue according to how much you care about it tries to fend off one problem (uninformed people vote carelessly) but creates many more. For example: How should I know in advance how impo
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by chki 10y ago
Um.. is it really necessary to make every letter a capital one?
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by chki 10y ago
Which 20 questions game?
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Netflix and Amazon face EU quota threat(next.ft.com)
1 points by chki 10y ago|0 comments
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by chki 10y ago
-Typing this on a Nexus- I'm pretty sure that this is not what Google wants although they might -as you correctly point out- profit from it in the first place. But the negative publicity in combination with possibly loosing companies b
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by chki 10y ago
There are 4 other Apps mentioned in the article that seem to distribute the Malware, but it appears as if you need to install this malicious code yourself
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by chki 11y ago
Because of the prime numbers! I always thought of them as ugly but they are actually the _complete_ numbers, which have to be represented in those beautiful circles :)
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by chki 11y ago
I think that is not only incorrect considering the content but probably also the semantics involved. There are many German words that have "Unter" in them ("Unternehmen" --> Company; "Untersuchung" --> st
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by chki 11y ago
+1 exactly the same problem. Maybe it is because of the high number of requests. I'm astonished that the site is still up despite being #1 on the front page. EDIT: Yup, clearing cookies solves this
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by chki 11y ago
I think this is not true for several reasons. One (only in multi-party systems) is the rise of new political parties (for example here in Germany) that are very "right-winged" and strongly oppose the current government. I think it
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by chki 11y ago
You can not compare our situation to that of the DDR. If there is more surveillance going on than we currently know, it is certainly not as much as in that time -- a big chunk of the population were reporting to the "Ministerium für St
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by chki 11y ago
The problem with having everybody possess potentially deathly tools is not terrorism, but crime in general. I, for myself, can think of a lot more crimes committed by normal people than the government. The historical argument is of course n
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by chki 11y ago
But that arguing would clearly be flawed. I could thing of a lot of weapons that I would not want to see in the hands of everybody I meet on the street. I think it is partially correct to say that about certain information based "tools
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Researchers at Harvard have created a metamaterial with a refractive index of 0(seas.harvard.edu)
1 points by chki 11y ago|0 comments
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by chki 11y ago
no, because they don't have any information about the other robot and they can not tell whether they are walking towards the other parachute or walking away from both parachutes because they are somewhere on an infinite line.

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