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by justadudeama 7y ago
Couldn't you open it in a browser? Or does it want to install regardless of if you open Adobe?
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by justadudeama 7y ago
It's also illegal to lie to a boarder agent, and that would probably include this.
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by justadudeama 7y ago
I agree with this. If anyone from GitHub is here, there should be an option to "create new repository and give access for this course" option.
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U.S. Airports Will Use AI to Scan 97% of Passengers' Faces Within 4 Years(forbes.com)
1 points by justadudeama 7y ago|0 comments
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Encryption apps shaped the outcome of the Mueller report(washingtonpost.com)
9 points by justadudeama 8y ago|0 comments
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by justadudeama 8y ago
What line of work are you in that makes this such a issue for you when you travel?
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A Bunch of Lava Lamps Protect Us from Hackers(wired.com)
1 points by justadudeama 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Generate Pi using elastic collisions in Rust(github.com)
1 points by justadudeama 8y ago|0 comments
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by justadudeama 8y ago
So if I follow all this advice, how am I supposed to receive or send sensitive documents? > If you deal with sensitive documents like legal artifacts in immigration cases, you want to have control over which of your documents wind up in
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by justadudeama 8y ago
Oh wow, I never checked the date. Thank you!
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by justadudeama 8y ago
I feel like there is conflicting information still. > Google Mail is, for most people, the safest email service, with the most mature and comprehensive 2FA, direct connectivity to GDocs to make viewing attachments safer > If you work
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by justadudeama 8y ago
I feel like this has some conflicting advice. Use Gmail but don't put sensitive information on Google Drive, but do use Chrome? > Do as much of your work as possible on an iPhone or iPad rather than on a laptop. Use a bluetooth keyb
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by justadudeama 8y ago
I wish there was a follow up for this article. At the end it says > Special arrangements will have to be made between Iranian and US authorities. Which makes it sound like they worked something out so that this doesn't effect their
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by justadudeama 8y ago
I don’t understand this. Are the hash values stored somewhere unencrypted?
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by justadudeama 8y ago
I am not so sure about this. I think more and more non-tech things are going towards Slack. A lot of non-technical companies use Slack, and it is in constant use as a University student as a improved group chat.
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by justadudeama 8y ago
I highly doubt it, even for American citizens at the border. The "Border search exception" pretty much says that anywhere within 100 miles of a boarder, the fourth amendment doesn't apply[1]. I imagine they would make a simil
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by justadudeama 8y ago
I agree with this as well. Reading this book really helped me get organized. Some of the information on it is getting a _little_ bit dated. In particular, it talks a lot about the different 'contexts' you have your tasks to comple
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by justadudeama 8y ago
USB C != Thunderbolt 3 != Thunderbolt 3 < 1m, but all of them have the same port. Things like charging your phone can be done with USB C. Things like external hard drive are generally done with Thunderbolt Things like External GPU's
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by justadudeama 8y ago
What advice would you give to undergraduates that are interested in getting a Ph.D who don't have the best of grades?
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OpenSCAD: Software for creating solid 3D CAD objects(openscad.org)
216 points by justadudeama 8y ago|127 comments
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by justadudeama 8y ago
This is why I personally don't love using Windows. The user is left with duplicate, inconsistent experiences like Control Panel and Settings, Edge and Internet Explorer, all because Microsoft is too afraid to cut off old APIs. The trut
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by justadudeama 8y ago
I think this is a delicate balance as a user. On one hand, I understand the commenters frustration over constantly changing API's. I understand that it is difficult and not fun and a lot of work. On the other hand, as a user, I appreci
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by justadudeama 8y ago
How are they going to enforce it if you don't mind me asking? When it expires doesn't that mean they can't enforce it? Edit: Ah, trademark, not copyright, sorry!
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by justadudeama 8y ago
James Mickens has a great part of a talk where he talks about this: https://youtu.be/7Nj9ZjwOdFQ?t=1574 A little too close to home.
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by justadudeama 8y ago
Isn't this what hiring talent is for? I feel like companies who are interested in the best research going on right now, are either going to do it themselves or hire someone who is familiar with the topic. I don't know though.
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by justadudeama 8y ago
Do we know when in October?
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by justadudeama 8y ago
If in most uses minds, "www.example.com" is the same as "example.com", then "example.com" is less confusing because they have probably never heard of the word "subdomain".
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by justadudeama 8y ago
This is going to be a problem weather or not Chrome changes www.example.org to example.org. There is a _very_ non-trivial chance the person was going to write down example.org anyways.
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by justadudeama 8y ago
If I asked any non-technical person under the age of 20 the difference between www.google.com and google.com they probably couldn't tell me. Users expect www.example.com to equal example.com. If a website isn't redirecting one to
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by justadudeama 8y ago
Which client do you use?

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