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by danjoc 10y ago
Ingenu has an SDK/dev kit available. It's a little on the expensive side, and patent encumbered. A bunch of wireless execs trying to disrupt the wireless industry. The LoRa WAN stuff is cheaper and more open, but seems more primit
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by danjoc 10y ago
Didn't see the commercial, but it sounds like they're trying to capitalize on the travel ban. Seems disingenuous given how they have a history of problems with racism.
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by danjoc 10y ago
Where does safegraph source their gps data? Is it too expensive for a lone open source programmer to have a crack at it? I'd love to push some through tensorflow for mostly fun and a slim chance at profit.
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by danjoc 10y ago
Fred's a smart guy. I hope the end of the neutral internet hastens the rise of mesh networking. If I want to order a pizza online, it really shouldn't have to go through the ISP gatekeepers, travel along a Level 3 trunk, be inspec
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by danjoc 10y ago
Ah, so you're familiar with iBooks then ;) http://www.zdnet.com/article/apples-mind-bogglingly-greedy-a...
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by danjoc 10y ago
That one is unusable to me. I nearly throw my phone in frustration just trying to enter the destination. Region, City, Street, Building... wtf? Not only backwards, but four fields. Can't even search by destinations, like "Pi-hi ca
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by danjoc 10y ago
Not just windows DRM files. Specifying a special codec is enough to trigger an auto download attempt in certain players. You can even embed smil animations in quicktime files to trigger content downloads. This is why the feds want to redist
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by danjoc 10y ago
Smart guy. Copyleft for the open source crowd to use freely, commercial license for businesses who want to keep their own source closed. I wonder where you get a good commercial license to use like this. Is it always a custom thing requirin
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by danjoc 10y ago
>Tackle the information disclosure issue I'm curious how you plan to approach this one. One nice thing about passff is that it can find the right password file based on if the file name matches the domain. I don't need to drill
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by danjoc 10y ago
I've used QTPass. It provides support to encrypt password directories to multiple keys. It allows for multiple profiles as well, so one can have a team password store as well as a private one. It can also auto push/pull. Plus it h
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by danjoc 10y ago
I think you're right about that. It's rarely a popular statement among nationalists in this country. Some people really do think they have free speech in every context and get angry when you point out they aren't really as fr
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by danjoc 10y ago
That's what I just said, but you won't be modded down for it like I was.
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Freedom of speech* *To those who own the presses.
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by danjoc 10y ago
>Is it IBM compatible though? Man, I hated hearing that question. It was so utterly retarded, but trying to explain to the person who asked why it was a retarded thing to say always came off as damage control. >Yep, not IBM compatible
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by danjoc 10y ago
>I'm going to hold every other employer to the same standard "I never had a problem with this request with any other employer, why would you want to refuse?" I love that! I'm totally going with that next time :D Also,
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by danjoc 10y ago
There are more people in majority Muslim Indonesia than there are in all seven of the other countries combined. Add in Pakistan and Bangladesh, and you easily have double the number of Muslims. If Trump wanted to ban Muslims, he'd ban
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by danjoc 10y ago
After you explain how incorrectly characterizing it as a Muslim ban isn't going to be used as terrorist propaganda. Who's actually hurting nation security here?
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by danjoc 10y ago
That's sickening and truly worthy of protests. Edit: This story was [flagged] in 10 minutes after I submitted it. Fake news? Explanations of flagging would be nice.
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by danjoc 10y ago
If you get this enraged over temporary travel bans from nations that sponsor terrorism against the US, what are you going to do if Trump starts droning American kids with the precedent Obama set? It's a bit like the boy who cries wolf.
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by danjoc 10y ago
Sure it is. Ask anyone you know if they know who Abdulrahman is. You'll get a blank stare.
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by danjoc 10y ago
Obama kills Muslims with drones, even an American kid, without due process. Nobody bats an eye. Trump refuses entry to countries where we already ban encryption exports and block trade. Everybody loses their minds.
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A CLI dashboard for webpack dev server(github.com)
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by danjoc 10y ago
"if the qualities that make someone a great programmer are evenly distributed, 95% of great programmers are born outside the US" When over 1B people have inadequate access to water, it is impossible for me to believe great program
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by danjoc 10y ago
You're right. I don't know anything about you. I know Snowden. I know Manning. I know who they are because of how they operated. Most people give themselves away before they could possibly make a difference. I'll never know t
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by danjoc 10y ago
I assume this implies x86. Samsung Chromebook Plus looks like a winner to me.
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by danjoc 10y ago
Your replacement won't care. You even gave Alphabet mgmt a nice list of who to downsize.
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by danjoc 10y ago
No. Sorry. Not interested... French crypto regulations are absurd. https://yro.slashdot.org/story/16/03/03/235220/french-bill-c...
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by danjoc 10y ago
iOS doesn't have an NFC API. Thanks Apple. https://www.yubico.com/products/yubikey-hardware/yubikey-neo... Works okay on Mac OS with GPGTools and QTPass.
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by danjoc 10y ago
There are several integrations, but I don't have Google Play Services on my phone, so I only use what's available via F-Droid. See my other comment in this thread. https://www.yubico.com/support/partners/
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by danjoc 10y ago
There's an app for that. Android Password Store[1]. You can use a Yubikey Neo with NFC in combination with Open Keychain[2]. Both are available on F-Droid. [1] https://github.com/zeapo/Android-Password-Store [2] ht

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