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by delinka 11y ago
I feel you've done little but directly translate the LIGO experiment into Flatlandian physics. That doesn't answer the question. Use a sheet of paper as your Flatland. Draw two points, measure the distance. Crinkle up the paper. T
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by delinka 11y ago
"...for any reason?" No, they cannot. However, they can indeed terminate use of their services to anyone for no reason. Had they not given a reason, I venture to say they'd have a better defense should this ever go to cour
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by delinka 11y ago
"It’s absolutely brilliant when it works flawlessly." Ain't it the truth? This is said of my own software creations. Though, to be honest, they seldom work flawlessly.
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by delinka 11y ago
I wonder of someone can help me with a misunderstanding. If "spacetime" is the medium which conducts the matter and energy we (and our stars and planets) are made of, how can we ever know that it's expanding or contracting? I
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by delinka 11y ago
So I’m meeting people over emil now? My emails can hook up with other emails? I don’t understand...
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by delinka 11y ago
Error in Chrome on OS X and iOS
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by delinka 11y ago
Because it's not 2-dimensional? /s ;-)
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by delinka 11y ago
Seems none of the 1xx series are expected by the service. Anything unexpected returns 503. Try adding a / at the end of one that does work.
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by delinka 11y ago
Anything unexpected returns 503. Try http://codes.io/404/ (notice the ending /) Besides, 1223 isn't specified by the HTTP RFCs, nor is it returned anywhere except from a library call in a buggy library. I&#x2
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by delinka 11y ago
Not only have you missed the point (that passing the law is cruel, not the law itself), you're arguing the opinion on cruelty of the situation with the wrong person: I'm neither supporting nor opposing his opinion on the matter.
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by delinka 11y ago
"Wanton" means 'deliberate,' but regarding a cruel act. (OED: 1 (of a cruel or violent action) deliberate and unprovoked: sheer wanton vandalism.) I see this as an expression of ctdonath's opinion that California&#x
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by delinka 11y ago
Compared to U.S. radio in my area, this is indeed fairly complex. In my "market" we have mostly local stations and the complexity is minimal: rent office space for offices and DJ booths, send mix to a directional transmitter on th
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by delinka 11y ago
The second "password" in this blog's list should be "passw0rd"
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by delinka 11y ago
"...no secure smartphones." There's always a weakness somewhere. Makes me wonder why governments want backdoors. Just in case we manage to make a perfectly secure device? It's too onerous to ask a judge for permission to
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by delinka 11y ago
It's not even requisite to understand the technology, but to understand how people live their lives. People expect a certain amount of privacy. Hell, as you mention even the law already acknowledges the need for confidentiality.
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by delinka 11y ago
This is awesome! Especially that they spent time developing tiny street view cameras. But why can't I move around? :-(
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by delinka 11y ago
How does this compare to Apple's GCD [1]? 1 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Central_Dispatch
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by delinka 11y ago
I did not. I said "...with power." I doubt the office manager at the local agriculture bureau has any.
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by delinka 11y ago
Governments of the world have to care about human rights abuses before someone with teeth can prosecute. I sincerely doubt anyone in power (elected, appointed, hired) in any government cares at all about random humans at distance. Especiall
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by delinka 11y ago
I sense a [dangerous] business opportunity in underground law enforcement with courts and everything ...
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by delinka 11y ago
It's not the linking process that make -j speeds up, but the optimization part.
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by delinka 11y ago
"Piggybacking"? Presumably, they're hitting a REST API served up on an HTTP server on port 80 or 443 (hopefully 443...) And sure - stick it behind a NAT, learn the servers that the systems reports to, block those (or set up y
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by delinka 11y ago
I fear that those new laws would target classes. "No surveillance of elected federal officials." "No surveillance of government contracting corporate executives."
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by delinka 11y ago
I think your argument has missed how this particular market has worked in the last nine years. People flock to the "new hotness" every year not because they demanded its features, but simply because it's the new hotness. Only
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by delinka 11y ago
I think the ultimate problem with emulation is the disk image: how do you image a disk with these subtle timing errors? The default behavior of the software operating the drive isn't aware of half tracks; every vendor uses different tr
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by delinka 11y ago
See also http://www.hackertyper.com/
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Here's How Your Smartwatch Can Reveal What You're Typing(motherboard.vice.com)
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by delinka 11y ago
I'd like to see an anonymous representation of that first degree of connection. Maybe the number of empty boxes leading to that second degree. Or is this information implied in the grouping (i.e. this is all from only five of his conne
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by delinka 11y ago
Why aren't we teaching our children the responsibilities of freedom instead of attempting to take freedom away?
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by delinka 11y ago
How have they defined "personally identifiable information?"

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