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by eaandkw 8y ago
So with this technology will Google be able to scan anything in the room, including the gestures? If this technology is used the same way microphones are used in IOT devices like Alexa I have some concerns.
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by eaandkw 8y ago
We usually have an expression that infantrymen age in dog years.
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by eaandkw 8y ago
Well, on the infantry side of the house thing like forced marches, ground fighting (MCMAP), field training, and live fire exercises all take a toll on the body. Most of the training requires brute force and most of the Marines because they
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by eaandkw 8y ago
Clearly you have never been in the USMC. In hind sight it was pretty stupid but I have taken up to 1600mg per day for several days/ weeks in a row. We pretty much call the 800mg tablets grunt candy.
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by eaandkw 8y ago
Two things that come to mind when I read articles like this. The first one is what do you expect when the Federal Reserve target inflation rate is 2%. Over a 20, 30, or 40 year time span everything at least doubles in price. The second thi
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by eaandkw 8y ago
Oh, I know that there is porn on Twitter. But I wasn't really referring to porn. It's all of the other stuff that Twitter censors/ shadow bans.
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by eaandkw 8y ago
That's cute. The Tumblr Refugees don't think that Twitter is censored.
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by eaandkw 8y ago
I am kind of wondering what is in it for Microsoft. No public company does anything against their own self interest. Is this just a play to regulate smaller companies out of the market? What are the strategies and tactics that MS is usin
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by eaandkw 8y ago
Careful what you wish for. You might just get it and it may not be what you want.
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by eaandkw 8y ago
You could look at websites that advertise telescopes. If I remember correctly Celestron also sells microscopes.
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by eaandkw 8y ago
I'm sure they have some smart people working on that and what the people would tolerate. It's kind of like boiling a frog. If the temperature increases too much the frog jumps out. If you do it slowly the frog stays in and even
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by eaandkw 8y ago
Honestly I think that Apple will keep increasing the price until it hurts their bottom line. And why wouldn't they want to do that. They are accountable to their shareholders not the consumer.
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by eaandkw 8y ago
I don't know. The Marine Corps seemed to figure a lot of that out in its Small Wars Manual from the 1940's. Here is the FMFRP 12-15. https://www.marines.mil/Portals/59/Publications/FMFRP%2012-1...
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by eaandkw 8y ago
Except for in this case all vehicles, aircraft, and equipment can communicate with each other. For an adversary that would make it pretty convenient to exploit. One ransomware attack and the battle is finished. I'm just joking...sort
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by eaandkw 8y ago
I think it would be more accurate to say that users are fatigued and worn out. Password fatigue is a thing. The updated password guidelines from NIST are a good start. Or the users are negligent rather than clueless. Look at the DNC hack
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by eaandkw 8y ago
I agree. It may not be a perfect example but look at professional sports. Even boxing or MMA. A young fighter is hungry and doing everything they can to be on top. The older experienced fighter can fight just as hard but they could burn
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by eaandkw 8y ago
I doubt that Brian Krebs hasn't considered that. He works in information security and I would assume he is not on any corporate boards. I would however agree that even though I am not normally in favor a regulations this would be a go
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by eaandkw 8y ago
To quote a tweet from Brian Krebs, "Being in infosec for so long takes its toll. I've come to the conclusion that if you give a data point to a company, they will eventually sell it, leak it, lose it or get hacked and relieved of
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by eaandkw 8y ago
Depending on what stage you are in life you could be a lot like me. I'm slowly but surely losing faith in a lot of things that I took for granted. I'm a computer security enthusiast and it really is depressing sometimes the dire
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by eaandkw 8y ago
It's sad that the internet went from a place you could say what ever you wanted to a place you could say what ever you wanted so long as your tech overlords approve of it. Free speech has gone the way of privacy. It doesn't exist
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by eaandkw 8y ago
That report sounds interesting. I have not read it but I would be suspicious of any report from a government. In my opinion government report tend to only look at people as economic units. If a certain type of upbringing does that transl
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by eaandkw 8y ago
I think that it is mostly about what the person values and what they are willing to sacrifice. If having children is a priority they will usually make the sacrifice. If not they will choose accordingly. As far as how a culture values thei
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by eaandkw 8y ago
I think that this is a false argument. Just look at the poorer nations or even poorer populations. They tend to have plenty of children. Kids are expensive, that is true, but I think that most people arguing that it is too expensive to
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by eaandkw 8y ago
Nope. I am kinda of in the same mind set as George Carlin. If voting made any difference it would be illegal.
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by eaandkw 8y ago
Being in the military I have moved a lot. Like thirteen times in twenty years. Some of the best places I have been were places that I originally did not want to go to. I'm happy everything worked out but it seems like a missed oppor
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by eaandkw 8y ago
And here is when everyone's insurance premiums go up. It will work kind of like shadow banning on Twitter. The rates will go up based on your past purchases. Especially now that most credit cards provide level 3 transaction details.
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by eaandkw 8y ago
Vault 8 data breach in 3, 2, 1...
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by eaandkw 8y ago
Ha. I was going to say death by PowerPoint. Or even PowerPoint commandos. I hated working with PowerPoint when I was in the USMC.
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by eaandkw 8y ago
No, they get to keep any left over money...if there is any. One way owners can somewhat control who can rent property is by raising the rent to the point that it is unaffordable to junior enlisted servicemen.
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by eaandkw 8y ago
You should see how the rent goes up in military towns every time our BAH goes up. If everyone knows the tenants are receiving more money the general price for rents will tend to go up. This might be the unintended consequences of a wage&#x

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