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931.
by dsl 12y ago
The fact that the president even recognizes it as a problem is the result of an incredible amount of work and millions of dollars in lobbying efforts. I can tell you right now you're not going to get the libretarian paradise that every
932.
by dsl 12y ago
I have been working with my employer to use our lobbying resources to push net neutrality. It took me months of work to even get it started. Getting the company to take a stance publicly would be years of work. What they are doing right now
933.
by dsl 12y ago
This same platform (SHENANIGANS) developed by the NSA that is deployed by the CIA aboard drones to locate individuals for targeted strikes. I generally support the mission of the US intelligence community, but it seems my greatest fear is c
934.
by dsl 12y ago
Ah ha! It didn't update until I got a new email. Let me know if you need beta testers!
935.
by dsl 12y ago
It seems to only be a slick wrapper around the website. No options, no unread message count on the icon, no ability to easily switch between mail and calendar... I love FastMail, and can't wait to see where they go with a 2.0 release.
936.
by dsl 12y ago
Two new Xen vulnerabilities will be dropping soon.
937.
by dsl 12y ago
.withgoogle.com is used for mini-sites that are developed externally or do not meet the security requirements to be on a proper Google domain.
938.
by dsl 12y ago
I wonder what will happen to the California Air National Guard and Army Reserve units at Moffett?
939.
US Embassy in Moscow Faces Cold War-Era Harassment(news.yahoo.com)
3 points by dsl 12y ago|0 comments
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Major retailers actively blocking Apple Pay(money.cnn.com)
2 points by dsl 12y ago|0 comments
941.
by dsl 12y ago
Someone with a Google Plus account embedded content (likely a block of JavaScript, iframe, or Flash object) from a bit.ly URL. That content was in turn deemed malicious.
942.
by dsl 12y ago
SMS deliverability is only ~98% in the US. It drops down near 50% in some countries. https://www.twilio.com/sms/deliverability
943.
by dsl 12y ago
I have met many younger people (especially outside the US) that do not have email. They see email as a tool for old people to communicate. A good comparison would be "So when I'm logging into some website, I'm not going to ha
944.
by dsl 12y ago
How are your personal property rights being violated? If an ATI graphics card lied and claimed to be an nVidia card and the drivers cause it to overheat and catch fire, who is at fault? Should you be required to QA your drivers against co
945.
by dsl 12y ago
I think its usage is limited to students and very small shops. AFAIK they won't even let you spin up anything other than one or two instance sizes they kinda got working. The pricing was ridiculous, $6+/hr if I remember correctly.
946.
by dsl 12y ago
Nobody uses EC2 for this type of workload. The requirements to get any sort of real performance are far too specific. Dozens of companies exist that have massive render farms and they rent them out to shops working on movies and commercials
947.
by dsl 12y ago
"Connection to server lost" I had myself convinced for a few minutes it was just a clever way to end the game when you got to the last level.
948.
by dsl 12y ago
When I got to that level a cursor was drawing an arrow to a false path. I couldn't figure out how to draw, so I assume a "fake cursor" was part of the level.
949.
by dsl 12y ago
It looks like the lock is made by the Sheng Jhou Co. of Taiwan and probably stamped with English/European markings by an OEM. They seem to sell it in a few different formats as a "flexible key" lock. http://www.ttn
950.
by dsl 12y ago
Heads up: if you run AdBlock they prevent you from watching anything except the live stream.
951.
by dsl 12y ago
The cable companies can't retaliate against the likes of CBS and HBO, because they risk losing the content for their service. So they pick on Netflix instead...
952.
by dsl 12y ago
How do you verify the prescriptions of your potential clients?
953.
Kmart Investigating Payment System Intrusion(searsholdings.mediaroom.com)
1 points by dsl 12y ago|0 comments
954.
by dsl 12y ago
> 1. Drugs should be legal and sold out of liquor stores to anyone 21 and older. What about Rohypnol?
955.
Easily generate a Content Security Policy for your site(c0nrad.io)
2 points by dsl 12y ago|0 comments
956.
by dsl 12y ago
My favorite is Hexanitrohexaazaisowurtzitane... "There's a recent report of a method to make a more stable form of it, by mixing it with TNT. Yes, this is an example of something that becomes less explosive as a one-to-one cocryst
957.
by dsl 12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falcon_4.0 Falcon 4.0 is nothing short of amazing. It has been under non-stop development by the official developers and the community (thanks to a source code leak) since 1984. Many of the
958.
by dsl 12y ago
I'm suprised Ashton Kutcher's Ooma wasn't on this list. Pay once for lifetime calling was somehow thought to be a sustainable business by the HN crowd when it launched, but was plagued by outages and an "end of life&quot
959.
by dsl 12y ago
Unless any method or procedure (parsing of natural language configuration files or something) is patented.
960.
by dsl 12y ago
They saw it on HackerNews about a week ago, and it took this long for their lawyers to research, make a case, and do the paperwork. Even if you become aware of something today, you can always use historical tweets as evidence.

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