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by halviti 12y ago
There was a study done a couple of years back that showed that stored blood started to become less effective after about 21 days. http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/03/11/the-shelf-life-of-d...
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by halviti 12y ago
They may not store messages within the Whatsapp system, but facebook is a data mining company first and foremost and an advertising company second. I think it would be short-sighted to assume they aren't storing your messages somewhere
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by halviti 12y ago
This differs from stories that I've heard, like how they used a plainclothes female agent yelling at him to throw him off so they could grab his laptop. http://www.rollingstone.com/culture/news/dead-end-on-sil
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by halviti 12y ago
This is correct. I actually contacted Filezilla's developer (Tim Kosse) regarding this several months ago, and he let me know that this bundling was intentional on the part of Filezilla.
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by halviti 12y ago
"The people can always be brought to the bidding of the leaders. That is easy. All you have to do is tell them they are being attacked and denounce the pacifists for lack of patriotism and exposing the country to danger. It works the s
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by halviti 12y ago
I thought it was emoticons at first. Now I can see the title. Works fine on chrome for mac, doesn't work on chrome for windows.
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by halviti 12y ago
For people like me who enjoy a non-electronic way to organize all of this, I've found bullet journaling to be very helpful http://bulletjournal.com/
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by halviti 12y ago
go back to reddit.
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by halviti 12y ago
For me, the fact that Microsoft worked directly with the FBI to integrate OneDrive into PRISM makes the whole product something I would never touch, so it's great to see alternatives picking up the slack. http://cryptome.org
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by halviti 12y ago
The FBI was shown to be lying about the captcha story. http://krebsonsecurity.com/2014/10/silk-road-lawyers-poke-ho...
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by halviti 12y ago
Not according to the article. Belkin claims that it was a problem with the server they used to allow the router to check for internet connectivity. If it comes out that Belkin is actually routing their users through their own DNS, I would
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by halviti 12y ago
It's likely the biggest power drain because of processor consumption because many people spend a lot of time on a laptop on the internet. Further, if you read the article, you'd know that this problem does not affect macs.
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by halviti 12y ago
Please don't comment unless you have something to contribute other than an unsupported opinion. Payment processors like bitpay put cash right into bank accounts, and people at newegg will likely never even deal with a single bitcoin th
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by halviti 12y ago
Everything I have read seems to suggest that the problem is not with the product and more with the individual and what happens when you allow something to cover your skin and never take it off for a long period of time. The larger surface a
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by halviti 12y ago
Since we're being pedantic, many cities have different rules for what is allowed in a front yard vs. a back yard, which may actually be the problem... this often leads to the occasional news story about the town that forces someone to
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by halviti 12y ago
It doesn't matter how common it is. You never steal focus from the user, unless you're designing a system to purposefully interrupt someone.
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by halviti 12y ago
Because I use the translate feature all the time! I don't want it gone! Here's a simple example for you: Bob lives in Norway, but doesn't know perfect Norwegian. He likes that google chrome/translate helps him read Norwe
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by halviti 12y ago
It would also be nice if this were a standard option and not just one that appears randomly when the auto-detect succeeds.
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by halviti 12y ago
Although the change from a top bar to a full-on pop-up box likely had to do with visibility, the biggest problem is that it now steals focus from the user. I don't care where the option is on the screen as long as it's not randoml
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by halviti 12y ago
To those people who don't browse the internet in multiple languages, allow me to elaborate. With the new translate popup, you have to acknowledge it before you can continue typing. This means always having to press escape or cancel ran
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by halviti 12y ago
The request to stop advertising and stop using IKEA's name are exactly what happened. The only things you are adding are: (1) Suggesting a multibillion dollar coroporation license its trademark to a stranger on the internet for free. (
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by halviti 12y ago
Redirecting the domain is probably a grey area, that as long as it doesn't draw too much attention, can probably go under the radar. The big difference from the current situation is that he/she will need to redo the website to sto
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by halviti 12y ago
IKEA handled this admirably, if you think otherwise, you should attempt to qualify your opinion, otherwise it's meaningless and adds nothing to the conversation. If you understand even the basics of trademark law, you know that if IKEA
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by halviti 12y ago
That's a silly analogy. The government has already stated that bitcoin is property, and they are treating it like any other legal property, selling it just like they would sell seized cars or houses. You really want bitcoin to be on th
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by halviti 12y ago
It appears that there has likely been some sort of data breach, however it's worth noting that the phishing e-mails do not attempt to identify users by name, and the simple fact that they are asking for passwords likely indicates that
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by halviti 12y ago
You might be interested to know that there was an Amendment to the Constitution that was only one state short of being approved that attempted to address this problem early. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Article_One_of_t
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by halviti 12y ago
War has gone on for as long as civilization has been around, it is not an extraordinary concept.
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by halviti 12y ago
The mole hunt is a great thought. It simultaneously gets rid of people that leak to the press as well as anyone working for the company that hears something like that and not only believes it, but doesn't speak out against it.
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by halviti 12y ago
Security theater. Providing an illusion of security while acclimatizing the public to encroachments on their personal freedoms. I'm more angry that hundreds of millions, or even billions of dollars are spent to train a workforce to ide
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by halviti 13y ago
Google already had a solid youtube competitor. The primary reason for the acquisition was not for the userbase, but rather because youtube was being sued by the entertainment industry, and by google stepping in to take over and fight the le

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