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901.
by dm2 13y ago
Just to be safe I upgraded my tinfoil hat to Mylar.
902.
by dm2 13y ago
There isn't a better word though. The worst is when people try to use a different name, like "box". Yes, technically millions of different devices are computers, everything from sim cards to satellites to robots to TVs. When
903.
by dm2 13y ago
Do I need to change any settings on my computer?
904.
by dm2 13y ago
There is also this game: http://multiplayerchess.com/
905.
by dm2 13y ago
This has been available for over a year. The old version had the exact same specs as far as I can tell. http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-XE300M22-A01US-Series-3-Chrome... The hardware specs aren't very impressive at all,
906.
by dm2 13y ago
Namecheap offers an $8 and $10 certificate at https://www.namecheap.com/ssl-certificates.aspx?aff=29535 (I included my affiliate link above, recently signed up to the program and figured why not, let me know if it is agains
907.
by dm2 13y ago
Maybe crickets and mealworms would be a good diet for prisoners but I'd personally rather eat rice and beans if I was on a limited income. Maybe have these farms available for very poor countries? I just don't see the desire to ea
908.
by dm2 13y ago
My major hassle with my Nest thermostat is the WiFi password. Try entering a long password into a device with no buttons.
909.
by dm2 13y ago
They do have a sensor that can detect and compensate if the unit is in direct sunlight. Maybe that feature needs tweaking.
910.
by dm2 13y ago
Also, middle clicking a tab closes it, which is handy.
911.
by dm2 13y ago
Darn. That's the only reason I would want one... Why would anyone want to wear glasses to see text-messages instantly? I use to be a glass enthusiast, but this single limitation is discouraging.
912.
by dm2 13y ago
This video is more comprehensive. Was published last year. Mega Factories - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0GtKfOPZRg
913.
by dm2 13y ago
Here's one: http://www.vice.com/read/russian-billionaire-dmitry-itskov-p... Anyone have a list of billionaire futurists?
914.
by dm2 13y ago
Is it an enclosed tube or just a special road that cars float on?
915.
by dm2 13y ago
Here is a video about the Euclid software. This service makes the Wifi tracking even scarier because it can track across different stores, then they probably sell that data. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4W1GIRHC_4 htt
916.
by dm2 13y ago
Not very awesome because you lose the ability to restrict access. The internet makes that unnecessary.
917.
by dm2 13y ago
Just because they are being transparent with their research? 50 years ago the US govt had amazingly cool technology (SR-71, satellites, nukes, computers, submarines, lasers, chemical weapons) but it was kept halfway secretive. Just because
918.
by dm2 13y ago
I don't think 4 legs would be better. As you can see, balance is not an issue with quick enough joints and good software. The current ATLAS can easily balance on one leg. The other leg is just there to provide locomotion.
919.
by dm2 13y ago
Wouldn't there be a physical tether? Satellite seems like the last thing that would be used on a submarine, but I have almost zero knowledge of the actual tech used.
920.
by dm2 13y ago
https://panopticlick.eff.org This tool uses the information sent from your browser in attempt to identify you among other people who have used the tool. It doesn't use IP. I used chrome on a virtual machine (with not too mu
921.
by dm2 13y ago
Doesn't work for me in Chrome. Firefox displays a moving square made of triangles and "particles".
922.
by dm2 13y ago
The quality control and tracking reasons makes sense. It would allow for faster and more automated identifying of parts. "Let me know if you ever need to find flaws in someone's paperwork because there are a few things where it&#x
923.
by dm2 13y ago
What are the QR codes used for? I parsed two of them and came up with "|224010712|01294" and "0200014672"
924.
by dm2 13y ago
Right now it's up 3,770% Here is the movie on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDbWtbCHt7g Edit: I can't watch old movies... needs more special effects.
925.
by dm2 13y ago
There are also hundreds of nuclear missiles and thousands of nuclear warheads stored in the oceans all around the world. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Submarine-launched_ballistic_mi... http://en.wikipedia.or
926.
by dm2 13y ago
Separate networks at the Utah data center. One would be connected to the internet and very highly monitored for intrusion or unauthorized access. Maybe even turn off the power for data over X years old. Then it would be impossible to steal
927.
by dm2 13y ago
That is a strong argument but I'd like to play devils advocate for a second. First, "unreasonable" is a key word. Is the copying of data without any noticeable inconvenience to the citizen considered unreasonable? Another key
928.
by dm2 13y ago
I've found the need for a "half" column several times. I like the idea of a 24 column grid.
929.
by dm2 13y ago
I see your point and it's an unfortunate situation. Shouldn't our representatives be the smartest and most upstanding citizens available? How do we make that a reality? I found a few sites similar to these: www.popvox.com www.open
930.
by dm2 13y ago
How is it secure if you are using shared hosting with a Bluehost owned SSL cert? Are you a crypto expert? What happens to "destroyed" emails? Are they deleted from the "secure" database or are they just flagged as delete

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