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Of course there are multiple rationales for choosing a platform, but support is certainly one of them. A while ago someone made a nice graph of how good Apple/Google are at maintaining OS support for their devices, it's pretty inf
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This is incorrect. Nothing changed as they are paid in CHF and spend money in CHF. If they buy products from abroad, their spending power just increased by 15%. It's not good news for Google, etc. as their Swiss employees just got 15
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Video: Robot Chicken animator modifies an old PowerGlove into a stop-motion tool
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Looks great, I think I've found my new extra phone. My backup travel phone is a dual-sim candybar, allowing me to leave my smartphone back at the hotel room while still taking my usual sim with me + a local sim of the country I'm
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Nothing happened. He said he didn't have any coins and was not traveling internationally. Sadly I had to read the entire original article to figure that out... imagining being on either side of this exchange was just too painful. By
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Captive portals really need to die. Fake DNS entries, URL redirects, injected html/javascript, false certificates, all are very annoying essentially train users on bad behavior, and provide opportunities for nefarious actors (either b
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It doesn't mean you've paid off your debts, but it does mean you are paying off your debts. There is no need to pay off your student loans completely if the interest rate on them is low and you can do better things with your incom
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Copyright: NOW
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Screening for people who do not have mastery of the primary language of their nationality seems like something so obvious that leaking it is of little consequence.
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Amazon is probably trying to correct publishers who copy+paste their hardcopy texts (from InDesign or wherever) into eBook format, taking with them artifacts from the print designer, like forced hyphenation. These artifacts from the print
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If it is really real-time this will be interesting. In combination with SideCar you could have a nice mobile dual-screen setup. http://www.cultofmac.com/247700/sidecar-hangs-your-ipad-from...
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I can't wait for new tracker services developed with inspiration from decentralized services like bitcoin.
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Is there any hard psychological or neurological research being done on ASMR? Not to detract on people's experiences (I believe you!), but right now it looks as though there are a lot of different manifestations of the experience which
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Just curious, do the internal interfaces on Comcast's IPv6 routers give out V4 or V6 addresses?
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is the solution stairs? It would be interesting if you could achieve a faster speed on the moon running up a flight of stairs than running on a level lunar surface. Alternatively you could 'angle' the stairs on a level surface (th
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I wouldn't want someone to either not marry me or not be my co-founder because of unproven gossip, rumor, allegations, or charges.
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It's the other way around. Messaging apps need to demonstrate their own security by releasing the source code. So far only TextSecure does this.
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And here's a wonderful version you can play online (kind of): http://skifreeonline.com/
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I feel like there is a major opening for access point makers to simplify 802.1x rollout for all networks. Now it requires a whole bunch of steps only IT admins can do (RADIUS server, etc). Maybe your new Dlink router comes with an 'ap
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Yes, that is certainly a real phenomenon. I was speaking about 'discrimination' in it's wider sense, however, as in that there are clear rules about a cabbie's ability to reject a hail based on certain factors (like di
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It's also important to list the proposed services the monopoly provides. Personally I avoid them at all costs... Nevertheless they are historically: * Price reliability: Prices in most taxi systems follow strict rules. Customers can
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"Golf balls (2)"
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For those unfamiliar with parallel construction (like I was) an intro: Using thermal imaging to scan neighborhoods for the lights used to grow marijuana is considered a "search" by the courts and police have a warrant to do this.
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"[...] and our roadmap for our own products remains unchanged." What is that roadmap? TextSecure for iOS is stalled... Awesome for Moxie and team, his is huge news. But the world still needs a cross platform, open source, end-to
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I used to buy a CD or two every month. Then I started pirating all of my music (mostly out of convenience). Then pay-per-download options came along (iTunes), and I used that a bit, but it was still inferior to pirating. Then services li
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The concept is that police are, in theory, bringing charges against the property. They are saying this property is being used in the furtherance of a crime. So where's the crime? Who's been arrested/convicted/sentenced
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Don't hold your breath. Every now and then I check out the GitHub repo but there's not a lot of activity there. It's a pity... I'd be willing to pay for an iOS port, if only to be able to push my friend circle to switch
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Pulling Back the Curtain on Airport Security (Black Hat 2014 Presentation)
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For sure, that's certainly one of the things that he misses. The midnight pizza deliveryman has a 'bullshit' job where he does nearly nothing because the 1 hour of real work over an 8 hour period is worth it to his boss. Mo
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While there's a lot to debate in the article, kudos to Graeber for talking about a taboo. White-collar employees 'work' (periods of focused concentration) a lot less than 40 hours. There are exceptions, and HNers may deny th
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