jooke

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by jooke 8y ago
For the average person (i.e. threat model is criminals not states) I think this would be less secure due to the difficulty of patching
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by jooke 9y ago
I only save full page with Evernote (which is the default when you save using their clipper). Means I have it offline and available if the page changes. If it's something where I want it to update I'll bookmark instead in my brows
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by jooke 9y ago
I agree with you about the news feed. FB messenger is still the easiest way to contact people (almost everyone has it, you don't need any information being a name). Events are great for easily informing people of what you're doin
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by jooke 9y ago
What's the point of having more memory if not for new features?
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by jooke 9y ago
Do you know why this is the case? Is there some flaw in their methodology?
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by jooke 9y ago
Could you give some examples please?
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by jooke 9y ago
This is still a theoretical problem, not one solvable by building a faster computer
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by jooke 9y ago
Where on this page does it say that having this mutation makes coffee less harmful?
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by jooke 9y ago
At one point a similar sentiment could have been expressed about smoking
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by jooke 9y ago
60*24 = 1440 possibilities. If you guess half these numbers you would expect to crack half the pins.
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by jooke 9y ago
These small optimisations are pretty independent though. If you double the number of engineers you can do twice as many of them.
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by jooke 9y ago
Who's going to buy a car that might tell them they can't drive?
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by jooke 9y ago
The fact that in India and China (very different cultures) there are a lot of female programmers doesn't say anything about cultural influences in the West. Being encouraged to do maths at age 5 is not the norm (regardless of gender).
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by jooke 9y ago
Having my email or webserver tied to my ISP seems terrible. What happens if I want to switch?
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by jooke 9y ago
If the police stopped arresting people then criminals would be much more pleased with their work
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by jooke 9y ago
Even if cars were only used by each person a couple of times a week that's still a massive improvement over commuting everyday. (I also think you're exaggerating, toilet paper can easily fit in a backpack.)