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by doe88 11y ago
Wouldn't the copyrights legally expire in 45 years in this case, and the content be in public domain? edit: s/70/45/ assuming the expiration delay is 95 years after publication not 120 years.
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by doe88 11y ago
Thanks for the link, it made me look for the corresponding podcast http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06z1zdt
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by doe88 11y ago
I use this url to use google.com https://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en&ned=us&tab=nw&gws_rd=ssl,...
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by doe88 11y ago
> cycling a lot will wear out your knees and hips prematurely. I've observed having an higher cadence seems to impact less my knees and my back, I've no hard evidence though, it is just modifications I made along the years on m
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by doe88 11y ago
It should cost almost nothing to implement as they already doing it for law enforcement anyway. And it is also an indirect method for them of informing the general public that they have the capacity of doing it and therefore it must not com
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by doe88 11y ago
> but surprisingly enough, most newbies still prefer to learn Swift and focus on iOS [...] This is quite condescending. I think there are merits to both choices: going deeper with a native language exploiting all the intricacies of a p
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by doe88 11y ago
Not sure about the unhackable claims part but it seems at least to be an interesting project. This is a formally verified L4 derived micro-kernel, its code is open-source (GPL2, BSD). Homepage: https://sel4.systems/ Githu
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by doe88 11y ago
Do you own the phone after 24 months (of course assuming you didn't upgrade after the first 12 months) ?
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by doe88 11y ago
I must say I find his speech in the linked video [1] very well written. I certainly was more used to his usual erratic behavior. https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=246&v=sMz6GV3b1ys
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by doe88 11y ago
> I had a GF that worked solely to create fake facebook accounts. Yes but did she connect to all of them on monday by a mean or another? I think that's the fact it was on a single day that makes this number impressive.
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by doe88 11y ago
It is maybe off-topic but few days ago I was lamenting to myself that I'd hoped Coursera would stop sending spam or do a proper setting where I can definitively opt-out from all their emails (and I'm not speaking about emails for
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by doe88 11y ago
Of course it's hard to say, what I can tell you is I have not changed my hardware, this behavior is quite recent maybe since 1 or 2 versions back, I tried disabling extensions, I tried keeping a small number of open tabs on my main win
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by doe88 11y ago
I find the current browsers landscape not great actually. I'm a long time FF user as my main browser but lately I find it anormaly slow and unresponsive on my mac (using stable version of FF). I'm so bothered that for the first ti
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by doe88 11y ago
> but updating JavaScript code is explicitly permitted by the iOS Developer Agreement [1]. With the following caveat though: [3.3.2] provided that such scripts and code do not change the primary purpose of the Application by providing f
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by doe88 11y ago
There is a short discussion and links to their papers toward the bottom of the second section of this Wikipedia entry https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provable_security
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by doe88 11y ago
It would be interesting to know which browser(s) they are using for Hangouts and if they observe the same behavior in Safari if it's not the one used.
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by doe88 11y ago
Assuming this is true. I don't know what it takes to make such a despicable action, this is character defining. There was so many decent alternatives there is no excuses for this behavior.
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by doe88 11y ago
Eurofighter maybe, for the Rafale problem is it's not really an EU fighter jet in the sense that it was not conceived from a collaboration of EU countries. Regardless of this choice, I would say that EU countries/companies should
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by doe88 11y ago
> should all WW2 games be removed I don't want to remove nothing, apparently you've misunderstood my comment. It wasn't the point I was trying to make at all.
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by doe88 11y ago
Nothing imo, it's historic facts. But what is wrong imo is using the situation for PR purpose.
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by doe88 11y ago
As much as Apple's decision is highly contestable, I don't know if it is worth trying to make a PR coup by implicitly backing a racist flag. I know I personally wouldn't want to be remembered as being that guy. Anyway, well
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by doe88 11y ago
I think the two most important rules are: 1- The first line should give a good description of the commit 2- Avoid long lines (reading truncated commit messages is painful) Other than that I think it's all common sense/good judgmen
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by doe88 12y ago
Seems that the major unknown is about the SSD controller [1] to know if it uses a custom controller or not. [1] http://www.anandtech.com/show/9173/more-pictures-of-2015-mac...
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by doe88 12y ago
As crazy as it may sound I think their dream (to French administration, politics) is to have what NSA has done in the US, against all common sense they look at it with envy. The only reason it is not there yet is that they don't have t
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by doe88 12y ago
I don't understand this obsession with big sizes watches maybe it's because I actually don't wear a watch but I've ordered the 38mm model (and I'm a man). My reasonning is that the last thing I want is something big
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by doe88 12y ago
I must say what worry me the most is what happens once 1.0 is shipped in term of language changes and compatibility with previous versions. Because I've observed and of course I understand the huge amount of changes the language has un
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by doe88 12y ago
All your arguments would carry more weight if Apple had released more failures and its competitors more successes in the recent past. Which seems (at least to me) not the case.
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by doe88 12y ago
They want to make their little OS inside your current OS, so that's it, they introduce accounts, users, apps, notifications... Meanwhile most people (including me) just want to browse the damn open internet.
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Google discloses another Windows security issue after deadline exceeded(code.google.com)
170 points by doe88 12y ago|143 comments
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NIST Workshop on Elliptic Curve Cryptography Standards(nist.gov)
2 points by doe88 12y ago|0 comments

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