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by lini 6y ago
Although the presentation video seemed to skip ahead on the car key part on Firefox, I noticed they said the key will be stored only locally on the phone, unless you share it with someone else. Guess we'll see next year when cars equip
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by lini 6y ago
It's a cat and mouse game. Every couple of months FB tries a new version of the HTML layout with slightly changed elements and every time someone writes a CSS selector that manages to find the appropriate tag for the sponsored story an
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by lini 7y ago
This is a security feature. Most modern ovens allow you to set a timer with auto shut-off. This is very useful if you want to go out and come back to a ready meal. You can imagine what would happen if the power went out for a while and afte
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by lini 8y ago
As someone from Bulgaria, I am really glad they are doing this. At the moment it would cost me 10 EUR to make a SEPA payment from my bank to another country in the Eurozone. A few years ago when SEPA was first introduced I was able to make
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by lini 9y ago
Mercedes Benz introduced something very similar to this ten years ago[1]. The engine was using HCCI at low RPM and conventional spark-plug ignition at higher RPM. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DiesOtto
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by lini 9y ago
The scale of this event is bigger than any Ingress anomaly until now. Also, all players seem to be concentrated into a smaller area than Ingress events, which further complicates things. I think the main issue they could not control today i
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by lini 10y ago
At this year's DEFCON there was a lecture [1] about the sensors on a Tesla and yes - you can confuse both the ultrasonic and the millimeter wave radar and hide an obstacle or put one that is not there. [1] https://www.youtub
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by lini 10y ago
It's actually 'powershell' and not just 'ps', but you are right. Typing 'powershell' gets you to PS and typing 'cmd' gets you the command prompt.
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How to lose your Instagram account in 10 seconds (scroll down for English)(peter.and.bilyana.net)
1 points by lini 10y ago|0 comments
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by lini 10y ago
The problem is that you don't need root for GPS spoofing. Botters also don't care about SafetyNet (used to detect root before the game starts), since they reverse engineer the API and make REST calls directly. Furthermore, there
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by lini 11y ago
It's interesting how a non-genuine battery for this laptop is even sold. If the laptop refuses to charge it out of the box then nobody will buy it, since it does not work. Why sell it if everyone will just try it and return it immediat
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by lini 11y ago
Isn't every BTC transaction easily traceable? How can you prevent someone from examining the blockchain and following the stolen BTC until they are transferred to a known/public address?
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by lini 11y ago
Not sure about Marshmallow, but in Lollipop you get one notification card with a counter that is the actual number of notifications of that particular type/app. So you would not have a nice animation like in iOS.
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by lini 11y ago
Not 100% sure, but if the malicious ad is put on an HTTPS page, it would not be possible to load additional scripts and data from an un-encrypted (HTTP) location as opposed to another valid HTTPS location. Having your malware on an HTTPS si
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by lini 11y ago
Obligatory XKCD answer: https://xkcd.com/936/
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by lini 11y ago
Not likely, since that phone number is for the Google Customer Support. You would likely not even get a human :)
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by lini 12y ago
Self-hosted Gitlab. We have more than 20 projects in it but only a few of them can be called large.
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by lini 13y ago
It's First Meta. https://firstmetaexchange.com/home
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by lini 13y ago
If you are interested in the Columbia events, check out Wayne Hale's blog[1]. He was a flight director/space shuttle program manager and offers a very detailed recollection of the events from inside mission control. [1] https:&#x
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by lini 13y ago
I know of several businesses here (Europe) that specialize in importing cars from the USA. It is ridiculous how much more expensive a similar Mercedes Benz or a BMW is, compared to the USA. What they do is buy cars that have a couple of tho
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by lini 13y ago
They had no choice - British Sky Broadcasting Group owns the trademark and forced the name change about 6 months ago.
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by lini 13y ago
Perhaps you need to add some checks so different lines of text don't overlap on the image when their random positions are too close together.
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by lini 13y ago
We do Cordova/PhoneGap development - the best of both worlds. HTML 5 wrapped into a native iOS/Android app. We still use plugins with native code though (Java/ObjC), for receiving push notifications and accessing the camera.
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by lini 14y ago
Not down. Also, information is still there (16:15 GMT).
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by lini 14y ago
Most (if not all) WYSIWYG HTML editors like TinyMCE use a contenteditable container (e.g. div) and all current browsers offer spell check in the contenteditable element.
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by lini 14y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5133392
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by lini 14y ago
There are no assets(images) for any special moves in the source so my guess is that they are simply not implemented.
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by lini 14y ago
I agree that making a port to ARM architecture is a process and will never be perfect. What I meant was that making it possible to run legacy apps (even if it is only the top 100 most popular ones) will go a long way towards making Windows
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by lini 14y ago
If porting Intel compiled binaries (dll/exe) to ARM is as easy as this article makes it look, then Microsoft has some explaining to do about Windows RT and legacy apps compatibility.
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Google rules out Gmail & Drive apps for Windows 8 & Windows Phone 8(v3.co.uk)
2 points by lini 14y ago|0 comments

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