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by fattire 8y ago
Exactly. DropBox for example used to support the SAF and then for some reason pulled it, whereas Box.com's app supports it...
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by fattire 8y ago
Android's Storage Access Framework is really underrated. Just ask the user to choose a document (file or image or whatever) by firing an intent-- then Android's built-in file picker starts up and you don't have to deal with
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by fattire 8y ago
@redbeard-- how about VAX/VMS for example? I believe licenses are still being sold for millions of dollars...
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by fattire 8y ago
And the TPP was another attempt to do this w/asian countries. Harmonization only goes in one direction, with the countries w/shorter copyright terms always bending to match the most lengthy country's terms. https:/&#x2
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by fattire 8y ago
I was thinking the same thing re: derivative works. Ordinarily a claim could be made if you took a copyrighted work and created derivative material from it (someone sampling your hook in a new song), but what if you start from a public dom
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by fattire 8y ago
Everyone's good with this as far as software goes too, right? All apps go public domain after 20 years of release?
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by fattire 8y ago
The "harmonization" thing is a racket. In short, the corps pass the most restrictive copyright laws they can in whatever country they can pass it. Then they "harmonize" the other countries to that most restrictive poli
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by fattire 8y ago
Kernel secured.
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by fattire 8y ago
It knows about the driveable areas even outside the lane lines where it can go in the case of an emergency. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=il6LV4064bI
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by fattire 8y ago
I dunno. For me, this initiative does not leave a good impression about Fidelity. Okay, maybe they're not buying a stake in bitcoin themselves, but even serving/promoting the cryptocurrency scene/culture seems pretty sketch
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by fattire 8y ago
The Model 3's advertised long range is 310 miles.
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by fattire 8y ago
I think you spelled Panasonic wrong.
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by fattire 9y ago
Out of interest-- can you take a pic while the lighting outside is similar (assuming weather hasn't changed dramatically?) and maybe adjust exposure to what your eyes see? Or take a camera phone pic for comparison?
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by fattire 9y ago
Not according to this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpOH0lxEGBE They seem to be remotely accessing the machine to both set and then use the root account.
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by fattire 9y ago
But you are creating the password for it.
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by fattire 9y ago
Apparently it is not just enabling root, but setting the password the first time you do it (in other words, the blank value has nothing to do with it). Then the subsequent times it'll use the pw you set the first time.
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by fattire 9y ago
That you won't be able to run it on a chromebook any more is a big deal actually... will you be able to sync the android version on chromebook w/o a phone #? I haven't tried that but I don't think you can "slave&qu
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by fattire 9y ago
Hokay. First solid attributable example of this meme I can find was a comment from an Ezra Klein thread about Dick Armey, in 2010. Though I didn't look very hard. Re: Dick Armey, 2010 http://voices.washingtonpost.com&#x2F
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by fattire 9y ago
I don't think anonymity is one of Signal's design goals-- privacy is. But fwiw there is also Wire Messenger, which looks to me to be a kind of Signal w/o the phone # requirement (you can use an email address). It claims to
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by fattire 9y ago
It's a bug with WebViews on Android apps on Chromebook: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=704051 Any Android app that has a WebView ( https://developer.android.com/refe
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by fattire 9y ago
I have a different question. So here's their timeline: MARCH 2017 - Vuln in Struts is disclosed by CERT. MAY 13 - Initial intrusion happens according to FireEye's later analysis JULY 29 - Equifax notices weird acti
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by fattire 9y ago
The Washington Post just printed what I'd consider a follow up to TFA that discusses the governor's lack of leadership on the issue of climate change (Okay, hostility to the concept of acknowledging it let alone addressing it) and
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by fattire 9y ago
Still, "person" can be pretty useful/scary. https://twitter.com/Sentdex/status/899057144884015104
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by fattire 9y ago
Damn interesting. Though I didn't quite get the whole dissolving-lozenge-as-a-timer thing. How would that work?
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by fattire 9y ago
> A zoo is still a zoo if there aren't any animals in it Is it? Identity is an interesting thing. To use a commonly-cited example-- if I swap out the muffler of my car and toss the original in the backyard, I think most would say
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by fattire 9y ago
How would the Lo people feel about a simple redirect from Oo.o-> Lo.org w/some kind of banner welcoming users, and some kind of upgrade path from Oo->Lo?
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by fattire 9y ago
Since the submission has no legit title either, I'll just respond with: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_in_Userspace
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by fattire 9y ago
Yeah here are a few reports on this: http://www.cracked.com/article_20025_5-world-famous-products... http://birthmoviesdeath.com/2014/02/06/kiddicraft-the-compan... They say the plastic block
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by fattire 9y ago
>You might put on a few pounds too as you start to actually taste food. TL;DR How to Make a Friend Fast -- (1) smoke with them, so when they quit and need to drop a few pounds (2) they'll start fasting.
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by fattire 9y ago
I ported this to bash since I have a chromebook w/o perl and (as for right now) the fs is read-only, so I just piped the script to it and sure enough my brand-new Samsung Chromebook Pro appears to be vulnerable, though apparently patch

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