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by chmars 13y ago
That's even legal among close friends and within your family – at least in most European countries (private or personal use). And I consider it an absolute necessity since printed books can be easily shared and in a family, it's s
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Data scrapers used Amazon cloud to reap biz bods' CVs, wails LinkedIn(theregister.co.uk)
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by chmars 13y ago
OK, thanks!
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by chmars 13y ago
There is something I do not get: Note taking is very important to the OP but he does not even want to spend 5 USD a month? That also made me sad when Simplenote was bought by Automattic and became free as consequence. It was great that Simp
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Mac OS X Updates Bypass FileVault 2(mjtsai.com)
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by chmars 13y ago
Please provide evidence for the alleged backdoor in AVM Fritz!Box routers. Being sure is not convincing … I don't see why you had to hack an AVM router either – you can easily install other firmware and Fritz!Box routers can be directl
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by chmars 13y ago
You could apparently check via https://dazzlepod.com/snapchat/ if you trust them.
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by chmars 13y ago
It had never occurred to me that cell phone operators would use area codes. In my small home country, there is basically one 'area code' per cell phone operator. First lesson learnt in 2014! :)
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by chmars 13y ago
Thanks!
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by chmars 13y ago
As an additional question: Are there any Macs with support for two such monitors?
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Don't Support Information Architects(candlerblog.com)
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by chmars 13y ago
Sounds almost like GoDaddy … although GoDaddy is of course not considered a criminal enterprise. In the old days, shareware sites had similar business models as far as I remember.
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Writer Pro Developers Double Down on Innovations in Being D…bags(macdrifter.com)
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by chmars 13y ago
Which EU regulations are applicable? I'm asking because I work with lawyers in the EU from time to time and I've never had to provide ID etc. It was always a telephone call or email plus sometimes a retainer.
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by chmars 13y ago
And of course, criminals and terrorist would never get their SIM cards from someone else …?! :-> A mandatory registration to get a SIM card is very common on a global level but it's more about lawful surveillance of lawful citizens.
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by chmars 13y ago
You can absolutely rule out a referendum: In the Swiss political system, a referendum is a mean against a new law. However, a new law on or against e-currencies is not even on the horizon in Switzerland. In a nutshell: No new law, no possib
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by chmars 13y ago
It's actually not even a proposal, It's only one of two parliamentary motions for a report on regulation etc. of Bitcoin and other e-currencies. The story pops up again and again although there haven't been any news – the rep
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by chmars 13y ago
I have never heard of such a rule within the European Union. Do you have any source for that? The iPhone in particular does not cost more or less the same all over Europe, if only because of varying VAT rates. Salaries are very different wi
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by chmars 13y ago
Why doesn't Quora request the removal of such content? It's former content from its own site after all …
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by chmars 13y ago
At least for me, Gmail's image settings have never worked reliably. Maybe they just capitulated?
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by chmars 13y ago
I couldn't read it … there was no way for me to remove the pop-up layer without being forward to another URL. OK, technically, I could have gone all the way to access the original content. But why should I reward a website that does ap
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by chmars 13y ago
Thanks, but that's only (OK, at least) an overview titled '23andMe Genetic Health Overview'. Is there a more comprehensive and maybe configurable export feature available?
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by chmars 13y ago
Sadly, the linked site is a classic case of 'tab closed, didn't read': http://i.imgur.com/ZsZxfP3.png I am of course referring to http://tabcloseddidntread.com/ . http://crapshaming
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by chmars 13y ago
Is there any way to export all existing test results and not just the raw data?
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UN black lists: Illegal now in ECHR Member States(freethinkers.ch)
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How to rescue radio(blogs.law.harvard.edu)
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With your US passport, the world is yours (instagram.com)
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by chmars 13y ago
'Sound paranoid? Consider the case of Google. (One of the founders of 23andMe, Anne Wojcicki, is presently married to Sergei Brin, the founder of Google.)' That's where the article lost me …
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Stopping 23andMe Will Only Delay The Revolution Medicine Needs(techdirt.com)
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by chmars 13y ago
… or use http://fritz.box/html/capture.html if you have a Fritz!Box router – it's a great device anyway but especially useful for capturing your own LAN and WAN traffic.

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