jhou2

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by jhou2 12y ago
It's a keyboard that fits in a purse. C'mon, that's awesome! I used something similar though back a decade and a half ago with my Palm V, although it wasn't quite as sexy.
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by jhou2 12y ago
"internet of things" gets through the b.s. filter. Kindly fix. Thank you!
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by jhou2 12y ago
The title is a bit misleading. The abstract states that "significant inverse associations were also observed for fatal CHDs and fatal CVDs (P for trend ≤.03) but not for all-cause mortality events." So going to a sauna 4-7 times
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by jhou2 12y ago
I was hoping to read more about the crappy quality of most "things" in the Internet of Things (The Nest thermostat is an exception to the rule). To cut costs, the sensors involved are usually very simple, "dumb", often
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by jhou2 12y ago
Kudos to MS, srsly. lol the amount of positive press that MS has been garnering recently on HN is impressive.
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by jhou2 12y ago
I was under the impression that Lenovo supplies a lot of computers to government and enterprise contracts around the world. Was Superfish only installed on consumer oriented devices, like the ones typically found at Best Buy? I realize mo
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by jhou2 12y ago
I can't even imagine a healthcare company acceding to a proactive pentest. Even if it was compared to a vaccination or a routine health check, they still wouldn't do it. The gaping holes in security that would be uncovered. Unr
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by jhou2 12y ago
I agree. I switch between using a bodum or my aeropress. The convenience and taste of an aeropress is hard to top. http://www.aeropress.ca/
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by jhou2 12y ago
Thank you for correcting me. The N1 looks fascinating. Hope it will become available outside of China soon.
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by jhou2 12y ago
I scrolled through the comments looking for the obligatory hell freezing over snark remark. Cyanogen is arguably the only creditable opposition to the Google Android hegemony. It's nice to see MS recognize that and support it. Too ba
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by jhou2 12y ago
Weird. I've never even heard of Vivo. All the wealthy Chinese people I know have an iPhone. I genuinely believe that they would be embarrassed to have anything other than an iPhone. They shake their head when I tell them how great
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by jhou2 12y ago
I might be way off, but I tend to view this from an economic perspective in that these young (and not so young) shut-ins, in a pragmatic sense, don't need to work to survive. Their parents are able to provide for them all the basic ne
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by jhou2 12y ago
I believe it's implied that the FBI can trace past the proxy servers (not much of a stretch). Naturally, the FBI does not want to give up information on how it does that to avoid cybercriminals counteracting that method of tracing.
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by jhou2 12y ago
I might be naive but I still don't see a smoking gun. I realize in these situations it is hard to dig up unassailable evidence one way or the other. The author seems to be making the assumption that the only party that would be inter