joering2

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931.
by joering2 8y ago
Someone with 15 years programming OOP told me once: here is the best way to describe object oriented programming: you asked for object “monkey”, and you got the whole jungle, as well as monkey’s bananas.
932.
by joering2 8y ago
It is not illegal to walk or even drive with a bottle of whiskey in your pocket, so long as its a closed container.
933.
by joering2 8y ago
Dear USERNAME, I just noticed we are moving in fast pace; per SAFEDRIVENOTTEXT Act, please state that you are a driver or passenger. [_] Driver [_] Passenger [_] Not in a moving vehicle Please be advised that per SAFEDRIVERNOTTEXT Act, it
934.
by joering2 8y ago
TSA is a government agency; GDPR doesnt apply.
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by joering2 8y ago
This is like saying we want drunk drivers off the street. Call your congressman/woman have them work and pass a bill to hand harsh fines for texting while driving. This is not even technologically complicated, as your cellphone knows w
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Theranos Criminal Case Is Broader Than Publicly Disclosed(bloomberg.com)
15 points by joering2 8y ago|1 comments
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Winamp 2019 Comeback(popularmechanics.com)
2 points by joering2 8y ago|0 comments
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by joering2 8y ago
I guess your assumption is that every one gave up on buying car and instead every day they drive to work. The impression i have from my friends is different: they use lyft when they cant take car or want to drink while with strong economy t
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by joering2 8y ago
Great example +1; however in this example cops assumed Mr. Vargas to commit crime and hence setup cam to watch aka surveillance his property 24/7. Very difference from situation where average citizens records their front yard 24/7
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by joering2 8y ago
> There is no encryption. There is no 2FA. There is no legal protection for privacy of citizens face's caught in these cameras and added to their facial recognition algorithms. Yes and no lawsuit will be won either. Every judge will
941.
by joering2 8y ago
Correct me if Im wrong but FaceID will not work when Im dead right? The underlining software detects temperature similar to thermal detector and thats the way it builds an image of your face no?
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by joering2 8y ago
Honest questions: 1) isn't it somewhat unlawful these days not to log anything on the people that are using your website? I'm all in favor of DDG, but can't they be liable if it would ever come up someone build and detonated
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US military grounds entire fleet of F-35 jets(bbc.com)
112 points by joering2 8y ago|168 comments
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by joering2 8y ago
Serious question: you build your own social network based on what people really want it too work like, and won’t track them or allow advertising, instead you invite just a handful of “promoters” every year to show same ad to everyone (to pa
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by joering2 8y ago
Snap was first? We forgetting Google Glasses I guess. Google tried but clearly market maturity is not there yet. Doubt it will be 2019. We need to squeeze more into chips before a regular-size glasses will be available with AR built in. Als
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Hyperloop unveils full-scale 750-mph passenger capsule(usatoday.com)
12 points by joering2 8y ago|4 comments
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by joering2 8y ago
Try it through europe vpn. Long list of many pages of third party sharing leeches and dark ui techniques (you only see accept button and have to click on the non underlined normal looking text to see the list of oartners; no “select/de
948.
by joering2 8y ago
If you think Elon Musk is crazy, you have to listen to Gwynne Shotwell [1] She wants to meet other people in other solar systems, I presume while she's still alive. https://youtu.be/Dar8P3r7GYA?t=1257
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by joering2 8y ago
It was a significant moment to see two of the most powerful women in aerospace alongside one another—two fierce competitors coming together for the good of the country. Can someone explain me this line? What "good for the country&quo
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Curbing Realistic Exploitative Electronic Pedophilic Robots (CREEPER) Act(policy.house.gov)
2 points by joering2 8y ago|0 comments
951.
by joering2 8y ago
From $219 to $160 thats “measly 1.5%” ? Maybe by Sesame Street’s Yellow Bird math standards.
952.
by joering2 8y ago
He didnt understand he was wrong. He never learnt a lesson. Years later when Microsoft was launching their Zume audio player, he played a fool on the scene with bunch of people acting that he never heard if iPod.
953.
by joering2 8y ago
+1. Smart move switching away from DigitalOcean. I dont know what the heck is going on with them recently but I started moving away as well. What broke camels back was limit on number of servers you can have which is 12 at the moment i beli
954.
by joering2 8y ago
Most likely because majority of senate and congress-people want to always have option to hire cold calling companies to send their emergency message, be it some senator accused of using gov founds to sponsor his mistress or simply to get ad
955.
by joering2 8y ago
Perfect system, oh boy a true utopia! And then you guys have Peter Thiel getting citizenship after visiting for 12 days :) https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/jun/29/new-zealand-ga... Edit: oh sorry,
956.
by joering2 8y ago
Yes it is. Asbestos illness related clicks are at $800 per click. Insirance can be at $600. Thats how Google makes thier billions of dollars. And you are absolutely right - noone will help you with google ads if you dont have minimum $5,00
957.
by joering2 8y ago
And correct me if Im wrong but isnt Paypal number two right after Comcast the most hated technology related company in the world? I mean the internet is full of horrible stories of Paypal stealing peoples money and freezing life founds bank
958.
by joering2 8y ago
Have you ever seen a line of a source code? Multiply that by million to arrived at Facebook size. Clearly they wont make a source code evalution in few hours they have. This is not to say “im gonna rob wells fargo at corner of palm street a
959.
by joering2 8y ago
Protonmail is not located in the same jurisdiction as SEC, besides all they could eventually get is encrypted garbage.
960.
by joering2 8y ago
Sorry but I don't believe you own stocks... this just sounds too naive, like first advice any broker will give you NOT to do is to buy and keep for the sake of it: > I have shares and you only lose money if you decide to sell the sh

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