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by irq 8y ago
Your product looks amazing but I see no use of encryption with the cloud sync? Unfortunately that's a dealbreaker for me :(
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by irq 8y ago
This is false. Sources: https://web.archive.org/web/20090527172642/http://w1af.harva... https://www.rcarc.org/presentations/Ham_Radio_History.pdf https://en.wikipedia.org
183.
by irq 8y ago
Ham is not capitalized. It’s not an initialism or an acronym.
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by irq 8y ago
The solution you propose requires 2-way communication with the car. Virtually no cars do this (in their OEM configuration anyway.) Without 2-way communication, the remote has no way of knowing if the vehicle acted on the signal.
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by irq 8y ago
A huge amount of vintage electronic music gear, from multiple manufacturers, receive firmware updates via MIDI. Keyboards, synths, even electronic drum systems. It is extremely common, though not so much anymore thanks to USB.
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by irq 8y ago
All of the full time real estate agents I know sell WAY more than 4 hours per year.
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by irq 8y ago
Re: your article - there are no Thunderbolt monitors with an integrated GPU. There were rumors about this happening some day, but it hasn’t yet. Also, your review omits battery life... Why? It’s one of the most important considerations.
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by irq 8y ago
Anecdote: My instagram ads also consist of uncommonly thin, scantily clad women, and I'm male, and do not do yoga (though I am considering it.) I don't think it has as much to do with your gender as it does with instagram doubling
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by irq 8y ago
OK so Linus, like most, has 10 fingers and 10 toes: totaling 20.. Yet 4.21 was already assigned. What was the last thing he counted on? Guesses below.
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by irq 8y ago
It's best not to take your own experiences with acceptance about literally any matter whatsoever and use it as a lens to fathom what it's like for other people.
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by irq 8y ago
BMW's latest rev of this tech (they call it 'active cruise control') has an adjustable sensitivity for brake response. Default setting is very good; it only slams on the brakes if it absolutely has to, otherwise it's a g
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by irq 8y ago
Your link is broken - I think it's because their TLS configuration doesn't support the non-www hostname. This link works though: https://www.armscontrolwonk.com/
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by irq 8y ago
CRTs can quite capably emit daylight blue. People used to use them for photography, video games, etc. Just not typically in bed.
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by irq 8y ago
Air is a sufficiently different medium from space-time that comparing them this way is not useful.
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by irq 8y ago
Instead of downvoting cryptoz, I encourage people to counter what he said with their own replies. The majority of his statements in this post are verifiable facts. (I do not know this person, fwiw).
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by irq 9y ago
My touch bar 15” MBP keyboard was replaced on site (took about 2 hours) at the Portland, OR Apple Store.
197.
by irq 9y ago
Perhaps, but if poor UX prevents a user from using an ostensibly more secure platform, then security of said platform doesn’t enter into the consideration at all.
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by irq 9y ago
Can you explain?
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by irq 9y ago
Doesn’t homomorphic encryption allow for this? http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7255226/
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by irq 9y ago
Many of my tech industry peers are contractors with multiple in-person clients in different parts of the city. This often means they never know exactly what their schedule for the following day will look like. Some others travel 3-5 days pe
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by irq 9y ago
After reading my post, I am surprised you fail to imagine a lifestyle different than your own where, for example, your time at home and away from home is unpredictable, and so a timer would not be helpful, but a geofencing system is.
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by irq 9y ago
Imagine you’re lazy and on the couch and it’s cold and you don’t want to go upstairs to where the thermostat is to turn it up. I can just do it from my phone. Are you still unable to see the point? Imagine you live in a big family and peopl
203.
by irq 9y ago
I really like this piece, but your font size is WAY too small, especially on mobile.
204.
by irq 9y ago
Could we consider adding [Android only] to the title?
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by irq 9y ago
Perhaps, but it’s a network services bot, which is very much a part of most IRC networks. Did you know they connect to the network as a server, not as a regular client like most irc bots?
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by irq 9y ago
Easily. The Roadster will have far fewer customers than the Model 3. They just won't have to build as many. Sure, the Roadster probably takes a bit more labor to build than a Model 3, but probably not by much.
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by irq 9y ago
You would also have to make the 3D print mimic the same infrared emission patterns as the original person’s.
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by irq 9y ago
There are indeed several major differences. The first one that comes to mind is to get the most cycles out of a lead acid battery, they recommend not discharging it below 50% capacity. Lithium ion batteries are usually good to 85% - 90% dis
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by irq 9y ago
You are correct, as the size of infrared waves is much too big to resolve the same level of detail that the smaller waves of visible light can. But even beyond that, water vapor is opaque to most IR frequencies. So a cloudy day would be eno
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by irq 9y ago
MSI NVIDIA GTX1080Ti GPU with USB-C: http://www.tweaktown.com/news/57725/msi-first-graphics-card-...

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