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joncrane
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joncrane
7y ago
How does this subtract from authenticity? It's literally facts.
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joncrane
7y ago
TL;DR: City of Fontana PD entered into a small agreement to try out 5 body cameras and associated Cloud Storage. Contract was for 5 years (for some reason). Contract had several convenient ways to terminate it. After trial, Fontana PD iss
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joncrane
7y ago
They should have targeted a premium around what Apple charges for their hardware, not the absurd multiple they were charging.
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joncrane
7y ago
Because people take advantage when the policy is "just pay out."
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7y ago
I saw the announcement several days ago, but I never realized the censorship angle. I wonder if AWS will reconsider. I also wonder if AWS knows exactly what they're doing here and are playing along with certain countries.
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Amazon to Disable S3 Path-Style Access Used to Bypass Censorship
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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7y ago
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joncrane
7y ago
I have a Google Pixel XL, and it has a built-in call screening feature from Google. It seems like exactly what you're looking for.
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joncrane
7y ago
This doesn't make sense. How much "stockpiling" is required for enough processors for partners to validate? Surely the amount required for validation is at least three orders of magnitude smaller than the amount you expect
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joncrane
7y ago
Can you talk more about the "baloon of last resort" and the process to recapture the gas from it? Has a "baloon of last resort" ever been needed in any similar experiments?
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joncrane
7y ago
Not necessarily long term. The only criteria is positive ROI. If you can recoup your costs and turn a profit in six months, I'm not sure you give a hoot if the crypto fad dies off in 18 months.
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joncrane
7y ago
How do you track those markers?
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joncrane
7y ago
The comment you're replying to means the original Amazon business model of selling things online. Pretty sure AWS was profitable almost from day 1.
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joncrane
7y ago
Don't forget the other group of people who benefit: the users of the app.
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joncrane
8y ago
Is carrying a printed card around going to be the tinfoil hat of the new millenium?
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joncrane
8y ago
Isn't this the concept behind dry needling?
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joncrane
8y ago
"Black out" is always shorthand for "not recording memories." It's not necessarily dangerous, it just means the mind is not recording events to long term storage.
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joncrane
8y ago
This is terrifying.
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8y ago
Yes that's bad in the US, many important and high paying jobs ask this question during the interview process, and it could disqualify someone if a roughly equivalent candidate who answers "no" to this question is also in the
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joncrane
8y ago
I think the time spent traveling is billable.
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8y ago
The big thing I've heard is vacation photos in real time means unoccupied dwelling, which means ripe for breaking and entering. Sort of like "huge pile of empty high end electronics boxes on curb on trash (recycle) day after holid
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joncrane
8y ago
It's not too bad with uBlock Origin. Are you running a browser with a good adblocker?
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joncrane
8y ago
Given the whole thing with Global Warming, I think this question already has an answer.
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joncrane
8y ago
Damn, the developer of uBlock Origin recognized the problem with it immediately, explained it, and shut it down.
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joncrane
8y ago
That picture looks like an intake for a V8 and each trumpet is still for an individual cylinder; it's just that the intake ports on the heads are paired up for manufacturing and thermal efficiency.
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joncrane
8y ago
I think he means invest in seawall manufacturing companies, as opposed to some bizarre financial instrument that allows you to profit from the demise of an entire city.
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8y ago
I'm sure a lot of anti-vax content has excellent engagement metrics, too.
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8y ago
It's funny, because in my much younger days I dropped out of college and worked as a mechanic for 3 years. In the automotive world and internal combustion World, manifold has a much different meaning, though related. Basically, a mani
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8y ago
That's a pretty slippery slope, don't you think, if law enforcement started pulling up on all stopped vehicles within X distance of a correctional institution? It reminds me of the issue where constitutional protections can be sel
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8y ago
Not sure where I stand on the issue, but the response to >There are lots of marketing plays on existing, well-established technology. That's like half the things Silicon Valley develops. So what? The "what" is that here, p
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joncrane
8y ago
I think more accurately, it's based more on a friendly attitude than hard work.
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