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House of Representatives Passes Net Neutrality Protections(eff.org)
111 points by glitcher 8y ago|47 comments
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by glitcher 8y ago
Design a metal mesh to install over the entire car that acts as a Faraday cage haha. Yeah, in practice it seems the only thing that will really work is license suspension.
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by glitcher 8y ago
Anecdotally someone may have evidence of poor performance. Assigning a specific number to its statistical probability based on that anecdotal evidence is where the problem lies.
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by glitcher 8y ago
Was there previously a way to do these searches without a company page, or without a Facebook account at all? If not, I would consider this a big change!
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by glitcher 8y ago
I grew up on Peanuts and am a prime candidate to be a lifelong fan. However, later in life I realized that much of it just isn't very funny to me anymore. I think C&H played a big part in adding to my disappointment in Peanuts, as
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by glitcher 8y ago
Not really a dupe when one points to a twitter feed, and the other points to an article on EFF. Same topic maybe, but substantially different content.
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by glitcher 8y ago
Oh nice, just realized Solar Fields did both the Mirror's Edge games' soundtracks
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by glitcher 8y ago
On a side note, saw a nice write-up celebrating the recent 25th anniversary of Selected Ambient Works Volume II: https://www.residentadvisor.net/reviews/23648 I feel like that album has a lot of potential for generativ
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by glitcher 8y ago
The interesting takeaway for me is how unpredictable and sudden a large shift away from a popular platform can be. This incident certainly isn't a big tipping point for fb, but it does serve as a good reminder of how the network effect
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Ajit Pai’s rosy broadband deployment claim may be based on gigantic error(arstechnica.com)
5 points by glitcher 8y ago|0 comments
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by glitcher 8y ago
> Instead of thinking of this as “Enterprise Transport Security,” which the creators say the acronym stands for, you should think of it as “Extra Terrible Security.”
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by glitcher 8y ago
Interview with the creator Olivia Jack: http://cdm.link/2019/02/hydra-olivia-jack/
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Hydra – Live Coding Networked Visuals(hydra-editor.glitch.me)
60 points by glitcher 8y ago|12 comments
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by glitcher 8y ago
Yet another example of reality making it very difficult for organizations like the Onion.
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by glitcher 8y ago
The article gives an example of an individual who may not have deserved to be on the list. By stating "No person would be on BOLO without credible cause", they are using a circular logical fallacy (begging the question?) to dismis
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by glitcher 8y ago
This features graphical and musical artists performing "live coding" sets. This concept is new to me, curious if any HN'ers here have experimented with any live coding techniques or groups?
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TOPLAP 15th Anniversary 84 Hour Live Coding Stream(youtube.com)
1 points by glitcher 8y ago|1 comments
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by glitcher 8y ago
> "No person would be on BOLO without credible cause," the Facebook spokesman said in regard to this incident. A bit of backwards logic to justify the list contents, eh?
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by glitcher 8y ago
Just go directly to the script url: https://instant.page/1.0.0 The code is not obfuscated or minified, very easy to read.
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by glitcher 8y ago
> a few hours per day tops Multiplied by how many days per year? Seems significant to me.
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by glitcher 8y ago
The scariest thing I noticed was the 166mph (15 year old) Porsche was apparently in heavy traffic?! Also a bit concerned that lists like this gaining publicity may cause the problem to get worse. Some may see last year's "high sco
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Net Neutrality’s Day in Court(eff.org)
1 points by glitcher 8y ago|0 comments
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by glitcher 8y ago
Thank you, just activated this. And it is #632# to opt back out again (for my own future reference, I can probably find this thread faster than T-Mobile's documentation :)
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by glitcher 8y ago
This seems like standard fare at almost any company. Cox communications offered me $10 lower per-month Internet when I was cancelling. I told them if they retroactively paid me the $10/month they were over-charging me for years I would
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by glitcher 8y ago
Bjork's "Human Behavior" immediately popped into my head. "If you ever get close to a humaaaan..."
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A Guided Tour of the Data Facebook Uses to Target Ads(eff.org)
18 points by glitcher 8y ago|0 comments
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China Appears to Block Microsoft's Bing Search Engine(npr.org)
7 points by glitcher 8y ago|0 comments
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by glitcher 8y ago
So if they collect and store all this data indefinitely , and in aggregate it could easily be abused to profile innocent citizens for all manner of reasons, can you honestly say that you trust all future government officials to never abuse
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by glitcher 8y ago
Previous post in Apr 2017: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14135658
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by glitcher 8y ago
Anyone who grew up watching Star Trek has probably dreamt at some point of being able to simply say "Computer" and then send a voice command. We just didn't expect the tech to become popularized by advertising/retail com

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