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by crowbahr 8y ago
Definitely already read it! Great book, and part of where the questions come from.
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by crowbahr 8y ago
Very interesting reading the obstacles faced by the black market drug trade and how they're overcoming them. It seems like the producer layer is most susceptible to penetration as it is essentially identical to most gangs. It's en
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by crowbahr 8y ago
Quite frankly not having a smart phone in 2019 is becoming not having a computer in 2000. Yes you can live just fine without it but you're the exception not the rule.
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by crowbahr 8y ago
Problem is that most people want to have reactions, replies in chains etc. I personally quite like IRC but I understand why people are less keen. It's not the way of the majority. Probably not the way of the entire center of the bell c
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by crowbahr 8y ago
I know this is old but I'm catching up: Note that with Equifax you never signed any sort of permission or ToS for the data collected, so they'd be hit with a fine regardless. Many companies collect data on people without a contrac
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by crowbahr 8y ago
He's saying that it's not about difficulty it's about the value of the output. There are many difficult things that are worthless in value. You could be the greatest deep sea underwater basket weaver, that doesn't make y
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by crowbahr 8y ago
Young people are less likely to vote but far, far more likely to know about Net Neutrality. I think it's a shrewd strategy: it will get more young people out, who tend to vote Democrat.
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by crowbahr 8y ago
Come now, on a tech and hacking website of all places we should all be better informed than this. There is a voice activation only chip tied directly into the lights that only listens for commands. Once the activation is heard it sends it o
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by crowbahr 8y ago
They're already at 4/mo for new subscribers.
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by crowbahr 8y ago
Fine grained permissions do exist, your phone is simply not being updated to that version. You can update permissions on types of notifications, location, storage, contacts etc. all independently of each other. O is great for that and I ass
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by crowbahr 8y ago
Thanks! That's great!
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by crowbahr 8y ago
And if instead of email I was interested in just a RSS feed? An email is expensive to me. It seeks me out instead of the other way around.
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by crowbahr 8y ago
QR coordinate data should be pretty easy, right?
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by crowbahr 8y ago
The article you linked says nothing of the sort, nor is it ever even really hinted at that the average age is 9... Which is quite difficult to believe without a lot of proof to contradict every bit of anecdotal evidence to the contrary. I&#
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by crowbahr 8y ago
My wife and I both have accounts. Tickets in Seattle are usually 12-15 each, so if we use it once a month we're breaking even. I'm very disappointed in this decision but I kinda didn't figure they'd last very long if the
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by crowbahr 9y ago
The end game goal of Eth is to become the main way to process transactions globally, overtaking Visa et al. Not only are cryptos still used for transactions (the dark web marketplaces are still used after all) but they have ambitious goals
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by crowbahr 9y ago
Google is competing with Apple for mobile phone market share. Apple kicks their ass at messaging but RCS could help narrow the gap.
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by crowbahr 9y ago
It's just not how the majority of subs shook out, unfortunately. Oh well.
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by crowbahr 9y ago
> I have no idea. I can't tell you whether or not the money went to the right things or didn't - nor do I actually think it's important." Well that was in 2007. When did ISIS start showing up again? How were they fund
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by crowbahr 9y ago
Thanks for the correction! I did not know that. I guess that makes me one of today's 10,000.
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by crowbahr 9y ago
The whole issue with facebook is that they: 1. Follow you from site to site, scooping up all the data they can on you. 2. Allowed all of that data to be accessible not just by you opening up to a bad actor app, but by any of your friends op
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by crowbahr 9y ago
This makes me very sad. When I read about Vaunt I was very excited that finally someone was making a wearable that provided a lot of information quickly without needing something as clumsy as looking at your watch. A quick glance and done w
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by crowbahr 9y ago
/r/Polandball being a shining example to the contrary. There's a whole other discussion to be had about the importance of strict moderation and rules to improving a subreddit's quality.
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by crowbahr 9y ago
Sounds great, thanks for the link.
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by crowbahr 9y ago
Do you have the i7 or i5? How is the android emulator (or do you debug on the phone)? I'm looking into a better mobile setup.
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by crowbahr 9y ago
Reviews I read said 4-6 hours. Poorly optimized probably.
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by crowbahr 9y ago
And who is a reputable reseller of old ThinkPads? It seems like it's the wild west in the market and I am interested in an old reliable ThinkPad with an expansion slot for an ssd.
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by crowbahr 9y ago
Your link is dead (on mobile at least).
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by crowbahr 9y ago
Inasmuch as IM is monetized I think it's a front. It's another aspect or facet of social media and we're already making the distinction between microblogging (Twitter Vs Facebook) and photo sharing (snapchat Vs Insta) so I do
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by crowbahr 9y ago
See this is why I don't do stuff like decentralized Reddit. What I proposed was my first idea but this is much better.

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