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by mises 8y ago
I am in total agreement here. I never got the hang of doing "real stuff" on a phone, and prefer a laptop whenever possible. Phones should be small and portable, rather than trying to replace tablets (which are in turn trying to re
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by mises 8y ago
Jack Barker approves.
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by mises 8y ago
His opinion is unconventional only to one side if the political aisle. Some view taxes as a means of redistribution, while others view it as a bill for the limited services government is to provide.
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Blake Nordstrom Has Died(investor.nordstrom.com)
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by mises 8y ago
New article, but it's old news: https://www.welivesecurity.com/2018/09/27/lojax-first-uefi-r...
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ArnoldC: Schwarzenegger Programming Language(github.com)
1 points by mises 8y ago|0 comments
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by mises 8y ago
But what do you want them to do? Have we lost the idea of consumer privacy? I know several people who have decided to prep for doomsday, often equipping a ranch with weapons. That shouldn't get you put on a watchlist. Or what if someon
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by mises 8y ago
I recommend jailbreaking, if you have a supported model. You can get access to a full linux box, which can be surprisingly useful. I can now play zork and nethack while pretending I'm studious.
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by mises 8y ago
But that's at least illegal. If it's inadmissible, they won't likely get funded. And if they try that, it's fruit of the poisonous tree and a good lawyer should be able to ferret that out. I didn't say it's a p
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by mises 8y ago
No. I don't care how long they're keeping it. The problem is that governments have databases of citizens. The problem of governments is that they want to blow a hole in previous ideas of "assumption of privacy". Lots
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by mises 8y ago
The best way to discourage its use at this point is via the courts. Declare facial recognition inadmissible, and its use will drop off. Not a fan of bench legislation, but keeping this out of widespread use is really, really important.
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by mises 8y ago
Wireguard might gain a lot of support (especially corporate) by creating a good windows client.
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by mises 8y ago
This feels like something Rand Paul would dig up. It's pretty much the ultimate example of stupid, meaningless regulation. Gotta protect that crucial onion market. Definitely an enumerated power.
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by mises 8y ago
Their methods are absolutely wrong. But with that said, I don't necessarily disagree with all the sentiments expressed by these people. I don't want a company pervading every minute of my daily life. I can at least put down and tu
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by mises 8y ago
I think this is reflective of two very different perspectives on diversity. I was watching a panel on increasing diversity in investment, and there were two women with two different ideas. One wanted to simply help encourage more people to
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Boy Scouts of America Considers Bankruptcy Filing Amid Sex-Abuse Lawsuits(wsj.com)
3 points by mises 8y ago|0 comments
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Michael Cohen Sentenced to 3 Years in Prison(cnbc.com)
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Meng Wanzhou, Huawei's Finance Chief, Granted Bail(theverge.com)
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Soulja Boy Is Selling Cheap Emulators as His Own Consoles(ign.com)
128 points by mises 8y ago|113 comments
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Coding for the World's Trickiest Chip – SEGA's Saturn DSP [video](youtube.com)
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by mises 8y ago
Agree about the tab container. Incredibly useful.
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by mises 8y ago
But I thought edge was faster. Every time I open a new installation, it's got that page with the speedometers showing that "edge is faster".
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by mises 8y ago
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NASA says it has landed a spacecraft on Mars to explore the planet's interior(apnews.com)
3 points by mises 8y ago|0 comments
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Migrants get cool reception in Mexican border town(apnews.com)
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by mises 8y ago
K&R C is still an excellent resource for learning. C may not be the flashiest new thing, but it's still a very useful skill to have.
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More than 1000 unaccounted due to California wildfire(abcnews.go.com)
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Beyond Meat S-1(archive.fast-edgar.com)
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CIA Concludes Khashoggi Was Killed on the Crown Prince’s Order(wsj.com)
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Pfizer to Raise Prices on 41 Drugs in January(wsj.com)
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