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by donttrack 8y ago
Binary PDUs can be tricky to send between operators - especially when those operators are in different countries. Often you will find that the PDU messages simply disappear. Internally within an operator network there shouldn’t be any probl
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by donttrack 8y ago
Exactly this sort of thing is something to watch out for with sociopaths or whatever the personality classification is called for this type of person. The reason they do this is to shake you up and monitor your reaction. I don’t think they
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by donttrack 8y ago
Wouldn’t this be super easy to filter out with some kind of ML scheme?
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by donttrack 8y ago
Express VPN if you don’t want to bother with setting up your own server. If you want to setup your own server, then Streisand. I used both and they work well. Using ExpressVPN right now in China.
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by donttrack 8y ago
I used to work for someone who thought he was the new Steve Jobs. If you can see through the lies and manipulation tactics it can work out but some people will not get out alive if they can’t adapt. One thing I noticed was that rude languag
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by donttrack 8y ago
I wonder why we haven't seen more exploits targeting SMS PDU mode. Is it the barrier for script kiddies just too high? You would probably need a network tester of some kind to properly try to find exploits. I used to work for a big mob
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by donttrack 8y ago
I found a good one who has contacts with some big companies. Usually the contracts are between 3 months and 1 year. I worked with them on and off since 2006. But I agree. It’s a crowded market. I stopped answering people who contact me on L
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by donttrack 8y ago
How big a factory would you need to do this? I mean that sounds like some pretty low hanging fruit right there for the evil scientists out there, who wants to destroy human kind.
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by donttrack 8y ago
I don’t use any of those sites and I do freelancing via brokers mainly.
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by donttrack 8y ago
Me neither. Never was a problem for me.
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by donttrack 8y ago
Adolf Hitler said the same thing.
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by donttrack 8y ago
Yes it’s ridiculous. Stop this nonsense
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by donttrack 8y ago
Totally agree. I am sick and tired of being judged by people - especially western women - who thinks I am exploiting some young Asian woman. It makes me quite angry sometimes - they don’t know anything about us or how we live.
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by donttrack 8y ago
It’s funny how women always consider it exploitative when men “pick up” an Asian woman. I met my wife in a Walmart in China and we are quite happy together. My friend is married to a Philippine woman. She worked at Apple and is quite well e
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by donttrack 8y ago
I think it’s about a sense of freedom. Everything we do is monitored now. Look at a country like Denmark, where everyone is supposed to be happy. The level of surveillance for the sake of bettering society is at DDR level spy operations (ju
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by donttrack 8y ago
Most of the time the touch and display is delivered as one module (similar to the iPhone where the whole front is one module) The front would probably need to be customized so it fits their design and they would probably need a flex designe
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by donttrack 8y ago
I am a bit sceptical. What kind of quantities are they shipping? I can’t imagine it will be hundreds of thousands. Even at quantities like 50.000 it seems to me it would be very difficult to source a custom designed screen/touch at a r
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by donttrack 8y ago
I worked in China for 5 years. Our suppliers would sometimes work their software engineers so hard, that their wives would come in crying in the office at night because they never saw their husbands. I was there to witness it because I also
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by donttrack 8y ago
I find it interesting that we are trying to quantify friendship and understand it with distribution charts like in that blog post. Like it is some kind of lost art.
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by donttrack 8y ago
When I visit my wifes family in (very) rural China, it kind of reminds me how we used to socially interact back when I was young 20 years ago. People would just pop by back then and sit in my couch for an hour or two, have a talk, watch som
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by donttrack 8y ago
Its funny. I actually recently pulled out the Finger RFC to try to reimagine how it could be adapted to the world of today.
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by donttrack 8y ago
Could people then please just stop commenting on people who don't drink. I stopped drinking and to be honest, it is a pain in the ass to listen to lame comments from people trying to be funny.
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by donttrack 8y ago
Explains why I keep getting job offers from Norway and Southern Germany..
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by donttrack 8y ago
You cant make 40 year olds slave away all night to build your stupid hotdog app, which supposedly is going to make you all millionaires. That's the problem...
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by donttrack 8y ago
I used to make Android phones and I stopped using our own product after having been a hardcore Android user from the beginning. Had the first Android device that came out, rooted and rooted and rooted after that and built lots of apps for v
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by donttrack 8y ago
Next up: GPS cradles to proxy your driving habits into granddaddy mode to get cheap car insurance.
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by donttrack 8y ago
You should make an ICO out of this project.
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by donttrack 8y ago
I am mostly just fascinated by people able to stream their coding. I think most of my stream would consist of googling stuff and procrastinating on hacker news and tabloids
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by donttrack 8y ago
I agree. It seems like people are mostly just looking for a reason to whine about the EU. There are lots of good reasons to whine about EU. I think the GDPR is not one of them.
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by donttrack 8y ago
They might as well have chosen to journey to an application, that print "Hello World" on the screen, but it would probably have been too obvious a marketing piece.

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