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maeon3
15y ago
It uses Coulomb's law, a principle of attraction between electrical charges: http://senseg.com/technology/senseg-technology Physics behind it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coulomb%27s_law
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maeon3
15y ago
Freedom was not nor ever will be won with words. Freedom is won from the barrell of a gun. words only have power when they are from someone ready to use action if they have no effect.
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maeon3
15y ago
The global internet is quickly becoming a more powerful entity than all the rulers in Congress. Congress will not stop trying to put a leash on it. The more powerful the internet gets, the more you will see Congress trying anything to est
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maeon3
15y ago
In domestic abuse cases between wife and husband where the man is abusing the wife. The reason the wife doesn't get help sooner is because she is trained to focus on the good. This process can cause a phenomenon where the man only abuses
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maeon3
15y ago
The Internet is under attack. We need Eben Moglen's freedom box: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgu8NUm5Zxk Forcing a website off the internet is like snatching my vocal chords out of my neck when they are about to vocalize something obj
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maeon3
15y ago
Eben moglen already has plans for freeing the internet from the tyranny of the few: http://m.zdnet.com/blog/networking/freedom-box-freeing-the-i...
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maeon3
15y ago
Pure research and entertainment are the only jobs which will never disappear, those two should even survive the technological singularity when we all become borg.
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15y ago
To see how sopa hurts us, you have to open the third eye and see what was destroyed when a government has the ability to crush anything on the worldwide internet. A theoretical Web site, say in Africa, which allows citizens across the worl
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15y ago
Maybe there is a way to go on the offensive and make net neutrality and net connectivity a basic unalienable human right. Congress could not care less about music artists, economic fairness and copyright in general. They have seen an oppo
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15y ago
Woah, sopa is a future Wikileaks killer. Woah suddenly everything clicked in my mind. Mpaa, riaa, internet copying and "saving the children" are just pieces in a great chess game where Congress keeps itself the most powerful entity on the
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maeon3
15y ago
While we are monitoring every transmission between computers, maybe we could stem piracy by placing monitoring devices on every human neck, so that any copyrighted data does not leave the mouth via vocal chord. Some may say that is extreme
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15y ago
Any system to erase all users ability to visit a Web site would be a breach of security. Someone could then shut down the entire internet. Every packet, byte and bit between any two points from a central location. Sounds like the plan ma
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15y ago
The big companies would censor the data stream between my motor cortex and muscles if they could. But that is ridiculous, so they will settle for censoring the streams between all computers. Remember, in 50 years we will all have onboard
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maeon3
15y ago
What is the difference between neutrinos and regular light photons? Do Neutrinos also exhibit the wave particle duality? Does this mean Albert Einstein was wrong, after all these years of assuming his "biggest blunder" was right?
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15y ago
Big content providers need to be cut into tiny warring factions, not given executive power over what can and cant exist on their internet. Bust those trusts like Roosevelt did. Have riaa combat itself, not the fabric of the internet itsel
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15y ago
RIP Internet. 1960 - 2011. Freedom had a good run. Please enter your credit card info to access this restricted webpage. Facebook surcharge: $.33 YouTube access: $2.51 Priemium internet package: $55.99 Super delux (fewer roadblocks) inte
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15y ago
You wont get rid of the xray scanners even if all employees have dosimeters and understand the dangers. You just increase their salaries through hazard pay. What blows my mind is that the masses care more about cellphone electric fields mo
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maeon3
15y ago
Put down that book citizen, there are copyrighted words in there that you haven't paid for yet. Dont make me taze you. It's coming, sooner or later, the only thing we can do is fight it like alcohol drinkers did with prohibition.
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15y ago
What is the safety of this battery? At 10x power we are looking at potential explosion for eletric cars instead of raging fire for gas cars... Does it work in 30 below zero?
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maeon3
15y ago
Enter stage right the mellinum of the copyproof bit. Delete those words citizen before I taze you.
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15y ago
I disagree, suicide is selected into the genome to get useless parts to self destruct. Like how skin cells have to shift around to service the whole. He was reaching out to everywhere he could looking for validation and found none. Mixed
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15y ago
Reminds me of "the right to read" by Richard Stallman, it is a preview of a world where the right to read is regulated, throttled and taxed. http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/right-to-read.html
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15y ago
We have to get off this rock asap before the next planet killer asteroid hits earth which is due soon.
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maeon3
15y ago
Am I the only one who finds it disturbing that a mechanic was able to accomplish something that first world medical industry said couldn't be done? It just goes to show that if you have a disease, condition or injury, life threatening or no
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maeon3
15y ago
Is there a service where one can tweet and post on social media, with industrial strength anonymity?
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15y ago
But still then mark pincus would find another way to cheat his developers. The only way to deal with little lucifers like this is to completely avoid and ignore them. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Pincus
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15y ago
Get people to work like hell having given them stock options... Then take it away from all but the top 20% or face termination? the manager who came up with that idea is no doubt getting a huge bonus.
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maeon3
15y ago
Looks like weak AI is making inroads all over the medical industry. Here is predictive ai technology for heart failure that works better/faster than human diagnosis. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multifunction_cardiogram
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15y ago
I found my document/textfile/video/data on your hard drive, and you didn't pay me a ridiculous amount of money for it. So I'm going to sue you for compensation. Seems like a terrific profit model. Spread your data files far and wide, get
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15y ago
The site wont load on an Android browser. Take off the "if statement" that says dont run on small screens.
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