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by msantos 13y ago
I wonder if the reason why they are asking for AppleID and password is because that's the only way they found to overcome the iCloud integration problem described back in April/2013 From http://sunrise-product.tumblr.co
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by msantos 13y ago
I can't take anyone serious when they try to justify a potential security flaw with " to provide a better user-experience ". And as for " to offer a Sunrise experience everywhere, on all platforms ", but at what cos
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by msantos 13y ago
US Air Force using counterfeit Chinese parts [1] s/counterfeit/backdoored/ [1] http://rt.com/news/us-air-force-counterfeit-electronics-879/
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by msantos 13y ago
> they do not have police powers and thus cannot arrest people Let's face it, that's not exactly what their website says. A translation would be more like ... policing is beyond their "job scope" and detaini
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by msantos 13y ago
There's big money to be made launching satellites. The Alcantara Launch Centre ( http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alc%C3%A2ntara_Launch_Center ) is in theory the biggest competitor to the French launch centre in Guian
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by msantos 13y ago
A lot was said about it back then. After the explosion, the Brazilian Space Agency was criticized for using solid-fuel rockets, which are easier to build and ignite than liquid-fuel rockets, but also dangerous because they lack throttle co
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by msantos 13y ago
"Fun fact" two of the worst accidents with the Saab JAS-39 Gripen were blamed on software faults. Sources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saab_JAS_39_Gripen#cite_ref-FOO... http://www.flightglobal.c
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by msantos 13y ago
As the article clearly says, this was an off-and-on deal rolling for years. "Fan fact" the Brazilian government has been seating on this project to renew the aging Air Force's fleet since 1994. And in 2001/2002 the cont
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by msantos 13y ago
Your comment is borderline idiotic. And you clearly don't understand the difference between multirole, flighter and attack jets.
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by msantos 13y ago
Done
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by msantos 13y ago
Yes it can, I know that for a fact. It doesn't normally do it because it would blow the agents covers and so they rely on "Policia Federal" to carry out arrests.
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by msantos 13y ago
Surely not "because NSA" entirely. It could also be because the USA has stopped a big sale from Embraer to Venezuela years ago. And earlier this year the USA annulled a contract that Embraer had won to supply Super Tucano to the U
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by msantos 13y ago
The French bid was turned down by the President herself after major set backs in the current France-Brazil partnership building a nuclear submarine for the Brazilian Navy. Not mentioned here is the fact that old conspiracy theories surround
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by msantos 13y ago
> Don't commit when you're drunk That's a valid premise for whatever you do in life, not only Git.
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by msantos 13y ago
This is what I'm seeing when testing it and found that all my tracking images (tracking pixel) have hits as below. Remote address: 66.249.x.x [any google ip] Referer: [not set] User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1;
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"Test Your Morality" experiment(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by msantos 13y ago|0 comments
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by msantos 13y ago
Anytime Microsoft comes up with their fake privacy promises one particular case always comes to mind: Mordechai Vanunu http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mordechai_Vanunu#cite_note-55 Microsoft is running an anti-Gmail camp
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by msantos 13y ago
I'm sorry I can't offer you a solution. However, I'd like to suggest you do not do something like this => http://nycfreshmarket.com/
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by msantos 13y ago
Several F1 teams are hiring C/C++ engineers currently. Mostly looking for C brainers with experience in embedded systems and C/C++ Matlab programmers.
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by msantos 13y ago
Waterstones, one of UK's biggest bookseller has just announced its response to Amazon's Prime Air: O.W.L.S = Ornithological Waterstones Landing Service http://www.waterstones.com/blog/2013/12/introdu
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by msantos 13y ago
He should know that his space ends where the next person's start. https://www.facebook.com/NickStarr/posts/781394843146
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by msantos 13y ago
Claiming that the authorities in Brazil would not act is a massive understatement. Granted. But the OP hacked someone's account. And that's also a crime. From victim, the OP could very well end up in the other side of the system,
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Email Account Security: Hacking a phisher(tomforb.es)
1 points by msantos 13y ago|1 comments
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by msantos 13y ago
Here are three fine examples of the #AskJPM backlash (tweet includes screen shot) https://twitter.com/BeccaDwyerPR/status/400754694404206592
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JPMorgan PR disaster after asking for questions on Twitter(twitter.com)
2 points by msantos 13y ago|1 comments
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by msantos 13y ago
BTW my mention refers to a case in the UK not in Norway.
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by msantos 13y ago
By no means it was my intention to make one side or the other look bad. I'm sorry if it came across that way. I was just trying to make it short, since that is a side story and therefore it's likely to be irrelevant to the OP. But
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by msantos 13y ago
> It's also heavily associated with pretentiousness. I have also noticed that in Brazil, over a decade ago, in a local company that was trying its luck in the US market. Eventually it failed, for many reasons but mostly because so
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by msantos 13y ago
I love this idea and I truly hope that more companies see that as a feasible option. More so, because I've been contemplating the idea of leaving London for Croatia for some time, but Croatian is an incredibly hard language to learn. O
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by msantos 13y ago
It plagued and still plagues. The Royal Mail is ruthless when it comes to IP of UK's post codes (read US zip code). Every "little guy" who dare tryed come up with ways around it were and still are crushed with C&D or plai

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