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by nandhp 12y ago
The second paragraph says "Apple or an Apple Authorized Service Provider will repair affected MacBook Pro systems, free of charge."
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by nandhp 12y ago
I believe Lenovo's official statement previously said "We have thoroughly investigated this technology and do not find any evidence to substantiate security concerns." However, it now has a link to LEN-2015-010, a high-severi
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by nandhp 12y ago
It basically pushes the burden of averaging to the consumer -- except the consumer gains the advantage of being able to adjust their usage patterns to take advantage of the cost fluctuations.
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by nandhp 12y ago
It seems like NAT would be a blatant example of blocking access to legal content, applications, services, or non-harmful devices.
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by nandhp 12y ago
And Comcast still wants to merge with Time Warner, so there will be a certain amount of playing nice (at least for a while).
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by nandhp 12y ago
> In the world outside of Twitter, though, it is still “the number sign.” Or, increasingly commonly, "hashtag": "What is the use of the hashtag(#) on a telephone?" https://answers.yahoo.com/question&#x
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by nandhp 12y ago
Windows should have a similar amount of compatibility. The API is basically the same at least as far back as Windows 3.1 (1992), and probably further (though I have no personal experience with programming for older versions of Windows). Als
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by nandhp 12y ago
Since the server seems to be too busy: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache%3Ahttp%...
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by nandhp 12y ago
Most videos are embedded using iframes.
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by nandhp 12y ago
And if you try to download Windows binaries from Sourceforge, your download may be enhanced with WinZip, the Ask.com toolbar, and other optional offers. http://www.ghacks.net/2013/07/17/sourceforges-new-instal
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by nandhp 12y ago
Looks like it was thrown together with WINWORD.
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by nandhp 12y ago
Anyone know what that weird spike was in the first week of October 4?
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by nandhp 12y ago
Weekends. More home users have IPv6 than business users. Comcast and Time Warner are both pretty far along in their IPv6-availability rollout. (You can also check last Christmas, where there's a bit of an extended peak.)
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by nandhp 12y ago
It doesn't prevent snooping -- you can still be MITM'd. It does however, make snooping much harder because it has to be done actively.
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by nandhp 12y ago
OP might also want to consider if they need to replace their helmet after this. > Helmets are one-use items [...] If the helmet has been involved in an impact while in use, replace it.
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by nandhp 12y ago
https://plus.google.com/+LennartPoetteringTheOneAndOnly/post... http://logs.nslu2-linux.org/livelogs/maemo/maemo.20130215.tx... (Ctrl-F hitman)
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by nandhp 12y ago
You're not stuck with anything. Any major transition will have bugs that need to be ironed out. In a year or two, assuming you don't switch to Slackware, it will be more reliable than sysvinit.
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by nandhp 12y ago
> Your email messages are private and are only used in the event of a legal order or search warrant. Okay; Which jurisdiction?
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by nandhp 12y ago
> Highlights of this release include: A built-in web browser (M-x eww)
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by nandhp 12y ago
And how would you verify the MAC address of the router at the coffeeshop/train station/bus?
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by nandhp 12y ago
My theory has been that if "the Internet is down" (ping failure to heartbeat.belkin.com) the router does DNS hijacking to show the user a diagnostic page. However, I haven't found a description of what the problem looks like
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by nandhp 12y ago
Which division gets the calculators? I learned about the HP-12C today, which appears to be the TI-83 of finance: "The HP-12C is HP's longest and best-selling product, in continual production since its introduction in 1981" ..
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by nandhp 12y ago
English version: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/preview-iso
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by nandhp 12y ago
Yes, but one guess where a receipt for a "Grande Mocha (Decaf, Soy, No Whip)" might come from.
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by nandhp 12y ago
Isn't Starbucks Store #1 at Pike Place in Seattle? That seems like it would be suspicious; wouldn't it be better to borrow the store number of the one inside the Safeway or something?
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by nandhp 12y ago
Sudo already has a feature like this. /* Skip variables with values beginning with () (bash functions) */ if ((cp = strchr(*ep, '=')) != NULL) { if (strncmp(cp, "=() ",
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by nandhp 12y ago
Because this allows execution of arbitrary commands from any unsantized environment variable. Web servers pass information about the HTTP client to CGI scripts using environment variables. A CGI script written in bash would be vulnerable to
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by nandhp 12y ago
True, but that's a much higher barrier than "This application is from an unidentified developer. [OK]".
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by nandhp 12y ago
The Mac App Store is not (yet) the only software source, though that restriction is available as an opt-in setting in System Preferences. Applications from outside the App Store run just fine, as long as they're signed with a developer
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by nandhp 12y ago
I thought it would be about that too, but instead it was about punctuality.

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