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Refurbished Xoom tablets contained data from previous owners
(pcmag.com)
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15y ago
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PC Magazine mixes up MB and GB in article about Dropbox bonus space
(pcmag.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I'd imagine it'll include the core SDKs and an option for OEMs to include built-in Kinect support (like Asus is doing).
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Kinect for Windows now available
(mashable.com)
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15y ago
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iamandrus
15y ago
You can't even use an upgraded version of the browser? IE7 kinda defeats the point of a "secured" network.
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iamandrus
15y ago
Your computer probably has malware. Run ComboFix and that should fix the issue. http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/combofix/how-to-use-combofix
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Teens migrating to Twitter - sometimes for privacy reasons
(today.msnbc.msn.com)
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Zynga copies yet another game
(venturebeat.com)
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iamandrus
15y ago
Freon is heavily regulated these days. Very hard to get unless you know someone who works with it regularly (like a car mechanic).
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iamandrus
15y ago
You are confusing DRM for the locking down of a product or platform. Apple locks down iOS for the benefit of the user (most of the time), but adds DRM to apps to prevent unauthorized code from being executed on the device and to prevent app
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iamandrus
15y ago
>of attempting to copy Youtube 1 for 1 ... since when is this a crime? There are tons of "clones" of YouTube out there.
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iamandrus
15y ago
Or MediaFire, or RapidShare, or even Box.net.
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iamandrus
15y ago
All my drives are already TrueCrypted. I have nothing to hide, but I do not want to be treated like a criminal for doing something as simple as crossing the US border.
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iamandrus
15y ago
Stripe is the best right now. Great user interface, great API, and awesome staff. Give it a try.
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iamandrus
15y ago
If Sony were using my code in their product, I'd be pretty excited and proud to have created something that a huge company would use.
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iamandrus
15y ago
Is this just an unofficial fan-created thing or is MegaUpload actually returning? I didn't see any nasty scripts on the page so it's probably not malicious.
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Jonathan Coulton responds to MegaUpload raid
(twitter.com)
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15y ago
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iamandrus
15y ago
No one is making you use iOS.
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iamandrus
15y ago
Of course you can argue that, but you'd be wrong. Ask anyone on the street what they think of Apple locking down their products and not allowing you to modify them, and you'd get mostly positive responses about Apple. Now ask them about DRM
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iamandrus
15y ago
I never said that Apple was right. There are a lot of things I disagree with in regard to Apple (I hated the first iPhone, I really did). I said that you're comparing two completely different models and range of products. You're also assum
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iamandrus
15y ago
Apple has draconian restrictions on stuff like iOS for the user's sake (and for Apple's partially), and with the huge amount of users they obviously got that right. I'm not entirely sure what Apple's stance on SOPA is (I heard they supporte
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15y ago
The US had jurisdiction since MU rented about 500 (?) servers in Virginia. If all of their servers were outside the US, they couldn't have done much about it.
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iamandrus
15y ago
I became critical when he said issues with the bill "[can] be resolved." No, no they can't. These bills (SOPA and PIPA) are broken and are unfixable. The only way to "fix" them is to scrap them and rewrite them. He also implies that PIPA
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15y ago
They apparently rented servers in Virginia, which gave the US jurisdiction.
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15y ago
>I am also astounded that people on HN are calling this a legitimate business. What was its business? Was it being used to distribute Wikipedia archives? To host videos of people's kids singing? No - it was hosting pirated content. Not
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iamandrus
15y ago
No, I think he was joking because Swizz Beats is/was the CEO of MU.
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iamandrus
15y ago
The problem I have with Timeline is the awful way that it organizes posts. The two column format is awkward and it makes it hard to search or even casually read posts as you scroll down, because your eyes are darting between the two colum
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15y ago
4-6 hours on weekdays with a 1 hour nap in the afternoon. On the weekends, maybe 10-13 hours.
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15y ago
/co/ is fine for work.
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iamandrus
15y ago
They announced that they were planning on doing this right when magnet links came out. I haven't used .torrent files since I discovered magnet links and I actually find they more convenient than downloading a torrent file.
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