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by dag11 14y ago
Huh? Many people use Comcast/Verizon-provided email services. Most people use them for their home voicemail too. And they can absolutely see your surfing habits if they want to -- excluding encrypted communications, of course.
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by dag11 14y ago
http://google.com/search?q=nsa+whistleblower+william+binney
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by dag11 14y ago
That was an interesting read, but I don't really see what it has to do with technology or business.
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Valve announces Steam Greenlight(steamcommunity.com)
7 points by dag11 14y ago|1 comments
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The Galaxy Nexus Is No Longer Available For Purchase From Google Play In The US(androidpolice.com)
2 points by dag11 14y ago|0 comments
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by dag11 14y ago
But what I want to know is then how the microphone signal is implemented with the 4-wire system, in addition to playback controls.
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by dag11 14y ago
Any.do works fairly well. I like its Chrome extension. However, its syncing is very delayed, which bothers me.
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by dag11 14y ago
There is much incentive for you to make an Android version of Cheddar, too. The reason why is there's already plenty of similar task apps for iOS, but good task management apps are lacking on Android.
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by dag11 14y ago
IE doesn't even properly scale background images.
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by dag11 14y ago
Others have already addressed your question, but I want to make an additional point: Anyone can still upload photos of you to Facebook... even if you don't have a Facebook. That's not an issue that can ever be fixed in a reasonable manner
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by dag11 14y ago
I read the source before I read the readme, and was thoroughly mindfucked. I love it.
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by dag11 14y ago
I have been happily using this one for a couple of months: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.airlocksof... It's pretty good for consumption... but only pure consumption. (i.e. no commenting, submitting, or voting).
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by dag11 14y ago
Uhh, did you read the page? It says: People who appear above are nearby and have this page open. This isn't a constant list of whoever is nearby. It's a list of nearby users who have this page open . It's intended for two people to
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by dag11 14y ago
Not creepy.
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by dag11 14y ago
Nice. I like this idea. Would there be any straightforward ways to pull this off with Git on my Windows machine?
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by dag11 14y ago
You forgot the link.
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by dag11 14y ago
++x evaluates to x's new (incremented) value. x++ evaluates to x's old (pre-incremented) value.
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by dag11 14y ago
I made this just for you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A78RVmhoGMw Visual Studio opens in 2 to 3 seconds.
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by dag11 14y ago
Either way, they're dumb. Archives definitely had to be taken of the pages.
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by dag11 14y ago
No. $50k. AND RISING.
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by dag11 14y ago
Your time scales are way off. Google didn't just buy Android a "year or two ago", nor did it stop updating Maps when it bought Android.
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by dag11 14y ago
TLS is secure, right? TLS is by no means obscure. Good security does not need to be obscure. If it does, that means that it can be defeated if its methods are known, which doesn't sound like very good security to me.
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by dag11 14y ago
Yep, the parachute and its lines were deployed out of there.
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by dag11 14y ago
It isn't loading for me.
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by dag11 14y ago
I'm pretty sure the human race "survived" before computers existed. At least, I think so...
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by dag11 14y ago
It uses placehold.it, actually: http://ryhan.me/fixie/sample.html