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The price in Europe is 99% and 20% off for additional kits. Shipping cost would be 42.99/62.99 for std/express shipping that takes weeks.
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Recently a Chinese copy of twitter, Weibo, decided to implement similar functionality, but their ability in machine learning is very limited, so their lame work has only promoted paid members and threads. In the first week of its introducti
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The major difference between the ebooks and paper books is that if you share a paper book with someone, you lose it from the moment you lend it out, until you get it back. But sharing an e-book is much painless and convenient, thus can easi
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>> To spare Mrs. Walsh any actual harm, the hackers used a service called Phish5, which does not actually store passwords and is often used by employers to test employees’ ability to spot malicious phishing cons. I'm signing up
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11y ago
I don't think you need a spyware or something, nor need to inject something. You don't need to hack your way in, just buy the access to advertiser's trackers.
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Why not just build a big platform contains all the data, then write kernels for each type of 'violation', learn a pattern, find suspects, then use results to improve the kernel. Human labor + Machine intelligence, Yay! Eventually
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11y ago
I Agree. Using metadata like call duration and start time can learn a lot of patterns that relates to either single person or a group of people's activity, therefore to id a someone/group even some of them aren't connected.
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Nope, it's the same rebellion in China as the rest of the world. No one likes the Confucian stuff in School, and it's just some gibberish text in the textbook, and you were required to recite it word by word after you 'read i
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This can't be more ridiculous, whoever wrote this article has no idea what Sesame score is, but I do agree with the author that the totalitarian government in China does have the intentions to associate not political opinions with cred
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Using text: "Hello, i'm trying out this translation madness, I'm hoping these text won't lost." Afterwards, it has corrected my grammar: Good Day, I am trying this translation Madness, I hope that these Texts will n
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11y ago
So did Apple to Google. Actually I was forced to use Baidu with Siri, I have complained many times, email/phone/twitter, but nothing changed yet.
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11y ago
I agree with maintaining is a hassle, but creating a private CA is also not that easy. I was building up my own CA, there was still a lot of stuff to take care of, from policies/keyUsages to CRL/OCSP/SECP, when ECC comes in,
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11y ago
Finally. Will disconnect.me soon provide an iOS Safari plugin? edit: more specified to iOS.
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My guess is that they just don't have enough data to do very good clustering.
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With all respect, but does that means the back-story for Assassin's Creed could be true? Maybe someday we can do archeology by gene-sequencing?
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As living in China, it doesn't seem they were crossing a line. Things gone mad here. If you want to type Chinese, you'll need an IME. Most of Chinese people relies on them. It was indeed an exploitable point, that you slip a lot o
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OpenDNS and Cisco
(blog.opendns.com)
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I got a 403 error while accessing the site.
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Qihoo was known to help Chinese govt preventing people from bypassing GFW, but not the one blocks Google. The one suspected notorious Company which helped GFW to grow is Baidu.
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Ask HN: Why there Safari has so few extensions
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iirc there was an official MS Office for Android way before this, at least was planned/developed.
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Just let Flash die, there's a lot of wonderful, more advanced technologies out there, Flash should obsolete.
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I'm using Version 42.0.2311.152 (64-bit) Chrome, so far it's still vulnerable to this. I believe it's the latest production version.
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this line made my day: ' "7142cd872a703392c1b094a18a1e229e": "LAST time, XNAMEX, /dev/urandom IS NOT a variable name generator...",'
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Why people repeatedly trying to sniff GSM with varies devices? from a RTL-SDR to real SDRs, point has been proven for many many times, GSM encryption is broken since a long time ago.
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Super! Wonderful Project for teaching!
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Too sad, there's no service for China.
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as well as r://
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I liked Turbo Pascal back in my childhood too, even wanted to replicate one myself. Now I use python, but have a lot of headaches with debugging/GIL.
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11y ago
I'm getting one, to use in China, without censorship. The problem is, I will stuck with an Android phone :(
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