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by johansch 9y ago
How about just, you know, addressing the points the article made?
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by johansch 9y ago
Sorry, but I think you should have spent that effort refuting the arguments - instead you just spread some kind of implicit-guilt-by-political-leaning ("look, this a right-wing site - obviously it's not even worth your effort to r
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by johansch 9y ago
Perhaps, given the topic, I jumped too quickly into confrontational left-vs-right thinking. Anyhow: I quite dislike it when articles and arguments are dismissed with simple labeling tactics ("they said this other thing before, so what
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by johansch 9y ago
Credible concrete arguments for why some article might be flawed or biased tends to carry a lot more weight than just attacking the place it was published in for its political views.
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by johansch 9y ago
Well, at least US/EU allow Chinese companies to create local companies operating internet services in their regions without insisting on a locally-owned "joint venture" with a local company owning the majority of the company.
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by johansch 9y ago
Something similar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yi9d8bstWsE&t=80 The stability seems to be about the same as in the NYT video.
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by johansch 9y ago
Modern design seems so pathetic in comparison.
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by johansch 9y ago
> Was it known the nazis were evil when IBM helped them? Did IBM even know what their stuff was used for? Yes. That was clearly shown in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_and_the_Holocaust Edwin Black made a pretty
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by johansch 9y ago
I thought Linksys were owned by Cisco, but it seems like they were sold to Belkin in 2013. So, don't buy Belkin stuff. The only way to combat this kind of anti-social behavior is through regulation. EU GDPR goes quite far for online se
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by johansch 9y ago
Less obnoxious video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cu6xitdVlM8
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by johansch 9y ago
Russian/chinese money laundering.
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by johansch 9y ago
https://www.citylab.com/solutions/2016/07/bangkoks-tangled-p... "That Time Bill Gates Accidentally Shamed Bangkok Into Burying Its Power Lines"
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by johansch 9y ago
Maybe YouTube should have a "kudos, this video was so good that I'll watch an extra 30-second ad just to thank you"-button. (I assume most of these videos are so unnecessarily long because it increases ad earnings for the con
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by johansch 9y ago
Those are clearly wildly incorrect numbers. I doubt if even 4.7% (a tenth of your figure) of internet users in Indonesia know what a VPN is .
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by johansch 9y ago
That engineer who got 3 years had a base salary of $250,000. https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/industry/volkswagen-engin...
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by johansch 9y ago
This is their way of saying: upgrade from Sierra to the seemingly still supremely buggy High Sierra or you'll get owned? Gee, thanks.
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by johansch 9y ago
Sweden has this construct that you should probably just copy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enforcement_Authority The US seems like it's stuck in the wild west ways of doing things.
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by johansch 9y ago
Spend a couple of months studying deep learning and python and you will get a very well paid job.
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by johansch 9y ago
Phones, tablets and laptops also have microphones. Do you have any of those in your home?
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by johansch 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counter-electronics_High_Power... Seems like the weapon can be put in cruise missiles.
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by johansch 9y ago
Or by simple selling the one-time code before they put the corresponding disc in a vending machine.
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by johansch 9y ago
http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/crowd-gathers-at-apple...
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by johansch 9y ago
"It reproduces only actual device runnning with iOS11.1.2 or iOS11.1.1." https://github.com/ktakayama/NotificationCrash
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by johansch 9y ago
This seems to be the video mentioned in the article: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jU_forLM_s
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by johansch 9y ago
Wasn't sure what being a "member of the FCC" meant: https://www.fcc.gov/about/leadership/jessica-rosenworcel
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by johansch 9y ago
It's too utilitarian and not aspirational enough.
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by johansch 9y ago
Back in 2005 I visited the US for the first time, in San Diego for work with some colleagues. Being European we decided to take the bus from where we stayed to wherever we needed to go, as you do. Yes, we knew that the US was extremely car-
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by johansch 9y ago
> Take for instance Baidu's "self-driving platform", Apollo. Volvo is going to adopt that in its self-driving cars I couldn't find any reference to that on the web?
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by johansch 9y ago
I can imagine. :)
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by johansch 9y ago
You mention banking. To me that's like a culturally totally separate universe, with totally separate profiles of people. I don't think my experience applies to that universe.

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