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marak830
12y ago
the Chinese government denied the claims and was backed by state-owned internet provider China Telecom, which said the accusation was "untrue and unfounded". I cant quite put my finger on it, but an isp chiming in and saying it wa
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12y ago
Its a few months old but i was wondering if anyone knew anything about this? Viable? A threat to occulus rift? It certainly sounds interesting, but most "stories" like this do. (Comes off a little paid for).
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Real-Life Illness in a Virtual World
(mobile.nytimes.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Their paid to not quite get it.
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12y ago
Well. . . . What if we find the attack vectors, notify the companies then when they dont remotely patch(or cant/ignore as i assume is the most plausable option), publicly release. I have a "smart" tv my wifw purchased while i
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12y ago
Wow thats quite interesting, i think ill try that this weekend, see if i can setup an automated solution too if i can get it working smoothly.
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12y ago
That is quite a good point, i just get a tad annoyed when people complain wothout trying to edit(i am making an unfounded assumption here though).
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12y ago
“I think everybody just puts too much trust in Wikipedia,” he said. He says this because the original release date is off, well. . . . . Edit the damn page then instead of worrying about it being off?
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12y ago
How have we gone from an employment systerm where you are performing an action either unable(due to time or skills) or unwilling todo in return for money, to a system of slaving yourself for a company? Id almost understand from a business p
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12y ago
Mandate that men as well as women get x amount of time off for the birth of a child. No more negative effect for women vs men in this regard( and personally i dont see any reason for a sex based bias for hiring. At all). Edit: for fat thumb
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12y ago
Same as in Japan where im currently working as an english teacher. I see it quite often from management tdiscarding resumes from non-obvious english background people(by how they look).
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12y ago
Hmm. I did kind of enjoy the game as a child, but i cannot see the relevance in this article. Its mostly about some real world semi- adventure camp where you get a star for trying but failing. So. . . . Um . . . . Tech reference aside feom
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12y ago
As an Australian the first thing i thought was " youre fucking kidding me". I didnt leave Australia because of things like this, but it certainly makes me rethink returning.
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12y ago
Hahaha. I live in japan and i can definatly agree with this!!!
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12y ago
That is a great explanation, ill be saving tht one next time someone asks me! Thanks!
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12y ago
Id expect a longer article if research was involved to be honest.
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12y ago
Exactly what i was thinking. The article seemed to me as needless bashing, thr priduct isnt on the market, its still in developement. How scared of google is the author?
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12y ago
Secure? Really? Ot: i would say a tablet with character recog but i dont think theres any THAT good to read a doctors writing haha.
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12y ago
I can understand how my statement would git a raw nerve, but i cant imagine giving a ranged weapon to a person who cannot see at range, makes any sense. Yes the target ahooting part was interesting, but people who intend to do bad do not we
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12y ago
Insanity. Even the author thinks so, by the tid bits at the end of the piece.
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12y ago
Exactly what i was thinking. Which the author probably would have been told over and over if he had comments enabled -.-
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12y ago
Interesting. Working in my (first) game atm in my free time, was just about to refactor the enemy system, so this is a gios time to try something interesting like this! Thanks for the writeup.
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12y ago
Site failed horribly on firefox android fyi. Will have to check it out later at home though :-)
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Iirc he doesnt anymore, their in the hands of the newspapers.
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12y ago
What if your searching for something and the engine displays some of the article - as search engines do. Bloody idiots.
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12y ago
'During a raid last week on one of the suspects' homes, investigators seized a portfolio of Bitcoins - worth some 9,000 euros per unit - as well as credit cards and computer hardware.' A bitcoin is worth 9000 euros? A quick s
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Goldman Sachs demands Google delete their sent email.
(arstechnica.com)
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12y ago
Haha thats great. You definatly should. Hell i think i juat found a project to screw around with this weekend!
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12y ago
Not a question just a thankyou. An interesting read, im in japan atm teaching english while building my first game too haha. Currently in one of those sumps you mentioned, reading your article in the train though reminded me to break the p
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12y ago
Enjoy 2 years of showing it off, then be really bored while my msft stock builds and im waiting for a replacement haha.
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