helthanatos

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by helthanatos 8y ago
Isn't most of the point of computers driving us so they can react to things we can't? I dont know why that bit would be turned off... Seems seriously problematic. Secondly, that looks like a really bad place to be pushing your bik
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by helthanatos 8y ago
My thoughts exactly. I was hoping to find something more useful than the same benefits t I'd get from a free azure subscription.
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by helthanatos 8y ago
Because it's borderline insanity. "I don't like your state's policy on x, so bye." Trying to bully entire governments is not cool.
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by helthanatos 8y ago
You would have to add a right turn arrow for your logic to pan out.
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by helthanatos 8y ago
It's also a problem with people not being smart enough to pass someone on a bike, which causes everyone in cars anger. I can't wait for cars to be not operated by humans. It will be safer for everyone.
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by helthanatos 8y ago
I live in an area with very little pedestrian traffic. Getting rid of right on red would just make traffic worse and add confusion.
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by helthanatos 8y ago
It was only local.
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by helthanatos 8y ago
They can also delete media from your phone. Had a graphic video of that carnival ride breaking and killing someone and it was deleted...
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by helthanatos 8y ago
Maybe you want to turn on airplane mode and put it in "airplane mode" for double-meassure security. Maybe you want a Faraday cage made with the finest craftmenship. Maybe you just want to ignore work and tell your boss that it was
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by helthanatos 8y ago
I would have totally taken away admin and maxed UAC. "Why can't I install this Ralphy?" "Because it's a virus!" Personally, I like the choice of app stores and installing anything or installing a third party ap
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by helthanatos 8y ago
>It is clearly stated in GDPR that it should be as easy to opt-out as opt-in The opt-out being leaving the site. Fines to companies outside the EU are probably going to be fruitless.
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by helthanatos 8y ago
http://moralmachine.mit.edu The general law is that people always have the right of way unless it's unavoidable. It's important that self driving cars do their best to not kill people and follow the law. Though, I don&
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by helthanatos 8y ago
I really dislike converting Python to a different language. What type is this? Go 5 libraries down to find out ;)
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by helthanatos 8y ago
I sleep 6 hours during the week and 10 hours on the weekend. I pretty much only remember my dreams on the weekend. I wonder how much that relates to sleep deprivation. I only lucid dream if I sleep for 10 hours on vacation.
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by helthanatos 8y ago
Cefsharp with the winforms host is good. I'm not sure how anyone can stand the wpf version though... No matter how simple I made the app, it was still noticibly laggy with it having to render in such the terrible way. I looked at chrom
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by helthanatos 8y ago
Probably actual rise -- access to the internet and news has increased to nearly e everyone and it's all depressing. You can view the constant stupidity and ignorance of the nation and get upset or ignore it... Those are pretty much you
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by helthanatos 8y ago
It wasn't an option. They turned it on without asking for many people and you had to disable it with a flag.
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by helthanatos 9y ago
Apple doesn't have a dedicated MacOS development team anymore and laptops are normally harder to steal/gain access than phones. They have had quite a few security vulnerabilities in the past few months that anyone with physical ac
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by helthanatos 9y ago
It really annoys me that these articles spread like wildfire... I read it and was like no way did I read that right... Just no way. Not sure why Google likes promoting this kind of story (entirely fictional) especially when it comes to scie
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by helthanatos 9y ago
ISPs are paid to handle the connection between you and the WWW. The bandwidth they charge you for is the highway. Them throttling services is not fair because you're paying for that highway. What about them charging more would make you
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by helthanatos 9y ago
The Android permission scheme is slowly becoming more granular. I'm not sure what the reason was from the beginning to have such generic permissions. When you saw large lists of permissions on apps before marshmallow, you had to accept
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by helthanatos 9y ago
I would like the speed limit on my interstates and highways to go up to 70(they're all straight. 55 is just the only speed limit around here). Driving at 65-70 feels safe in normal conditions. Driving above 70 feels a bit too fast. Spe
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by helthanatos 9y ago
I don't want to make the same mistake when doing something. It's more of a service to other people than to Amazon (People probably aren't going to choose a different service based on documentation). It also helps to have diff
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by helthanatos 9y ago
This is good, as it seemed Intel was about to buy broadcom after it bought Qualcomm. Considering they're all the main competitors for chipsets and such, this prevents [complete monopolization] of those markets. These companies remainin
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by helthanatos 9y ago
That and Google is really bad at removing dead code from OSS projects. Looking through projects like Omaha is a pain.
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by helthanatos 9y ago
Remember that High Sierra update that left a nice privilege elevation bug for like a month? That never happened... If you never admit to it, it never happened. Apple's security philosophy.
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by helthanatos 9y ago
Trucks are safer to ride in than small cars. They have more utility than small cars. Your coworkers may want to have a vehicle that has the ability to do something. Parking is a bit of a hassle but as long as you don't have solid traff
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by helthanatos 9y ago
I don't know what the internal structure of Amazon looks like, but having more management for different sectors is certainly good.
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by helthanatos 9y ago
If you bought a shield tv, you could have Amazon prime video. They're pretty nice. I'm kind of disappointed in the new model, though. It's nice having a fully functional Android device that can gamestream, use apps that aren&
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by helthanatos 9y ago
Let me tell you why this is very dishonest: 1. The internet was built without trust in mind because it was a simple connection between universities and government. There wasn't much need for security. Now that the internet exists, the

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