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Wall Street’s Next Frontier Is Hacking into Emotions of Traders
(bloomberg.com)
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10y ago
Frankly there is something off about the separation and pricing of internet vs "internet via wifi/hotspot" on their service.
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10y ago
Facebook swiped whatsapp data a year or two ago. I've never ever installed FB on my mobile and yet it suggests whatsapp contacts as friends. It's just such a brazen move that everyone assumes it is legal.
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10y ago
This has been my experience as well. In my case Ive never ever installed Facebook on my phone. It has to be whatsapp leaking/sharing the contacts list.
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10y ago
Tunguska is beginning to make sense now.
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10y ago
Why is it still slower than oneplus3 and htc 10?
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10y ago
Oracle should probably invest that money in doing actual R&D for itself. It hasn't been doing well of late in the ERP market. Have oracle's cloud moves failed?
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10y ago
Been in the market looking for a good replacement to my old thinkpad, but I don't know if people have noticed, most laptops today cannot be upgraded for RAM and in some cases even the HDD/SSD and batteries are soldered on to the
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10y ago
Or maybe we are the ones traveling to the star.
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10y ago
Sometimes I wonder if all of the online computers, internet, apps and other stuff makes any sense. We have complicated our lives unnecessarily and multiplied beyond the capacity of our plant to hold us meaningfully or have a life with any
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10y ago
It's good that the government isn't allowing google street view access to the country's streets otherwise the world would see and understand the unmitigated hell that the country has become.
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10y ago
What is a wordfence? Anyone else blocked from reading this "article?"
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10y ago
Problem is when MobileIron/Corporate IT sees root activity has been done on a device, it refuses to load up anything else. So I am now stuck with checking for emails on the laptop. It's 2016, device manufacturers should have gotte
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10y ago
I have a 11 year old WRTGL that got hit by lightning, fried two ports including the WAN port, but the other ports still work and it is still going strong.
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10y ago
Half the enterprise apps I know stop working on cyanogen. Is there an alternative? Also is there a way to separate work and personal phone usage on a single device? Tools like mobile iron seem to demand all of my info be made available for
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10y ago
Definitely russian. His/her smileys don't have eyes. :) vs )
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10y ago
I need a good home firewall device with community based filters now.
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10y ago
That article reads like scrambled eggs without seasoning.
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10y ago
I hope they make ones with dual intel gigabit network cards on the board.
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11y ago
No security. Maybe binding it to localhost and using squid as a frontend with authentication would work?
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12y ago
The fact that you have to carry around such accessories for a PC you should be able to use anywhere without much thought about stuff like the above is frustrating.
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12y ago
For a moment I thought this was about healthcare.gov version 1.
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12y ago
My eyes!!
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12y ago
Looks like we need version control for bills.
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12y ago
Look at the images on that article. Has this guy been to India? Snake charmers? Simpleton logic as well.
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12y ago
Every time someone describes themselves as a leader and organizes their life around "leading," I do a double take. I feel most of these type of personalities are too self centered and difficult to work with. It becomes obvious tha
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12y ago
Also, never ever apply through one of the career portals companies setup (taleo and the like). Having applied for tens of perfectly matching jobs at MS, Google and others through their portals, all I can say is they never call you if you ap
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12y ago
This is the same government that is mandating compulsory biometric IDs for its population with nary a thought about security. Its a mess, third party contractors with no exposure to IT or security are doing the scanning and data entry right
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12y ago
That wont happen if the right people have been paid off.
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12y ago
Not sure if this is advertising for the film or an actual discovery.
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