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by nsgi 11y ago
iPads can use external keyboards, though.
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by nsgi 11y ago
Effective enough to be worth the cost != effective enough to eliminate unwanted children
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by nsgi 11y ago
You could say the same thing about aeroplanes.
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by nsgi 11y ago
> many times do you really need that item the same day or is 1-2 days okay to wait? How many people use Amazon Prime? Clearly a few days makes a big difference to a lot of people.
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Japan's hidden caste of untouchables(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by nsgi 11y ago|0 comments
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by nsgi 11y ago
My point is that I don't think that's a problem that can be solved with a few posters. It doesn't matter if the deaths could have technically been prevented with the Heimlich manoeuvre unless there's a cheap and practica
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by nsgi 11y ago
You can also be prescribed books.
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by nsgi 11y ago
Mobile apps can actually play an important role in polio eradication http://www.polioeradication.org/Research/PolioPipeline/No7Wi...
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by nsgi 11y ago
If saving thousands of lives was that easy, someone would probably have already done it. Edit: Not saying it couldn't help, but I don't think it's reasonable to assume most of those lives could be saved by putting some poster
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by nsgi 11y ago
The Heimlich manoeuvre worked on none of them, because they died. It might have been possible to prevent some of those deaths with wider or more effective provision, but that would also have costs.
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by nsgi 11y ago
Source? According to Google: > This add-on instructs the Google Analytics JavaScript (ga.js, analytics.js, and dc.js) running on websites to prohibit their information from being used by Google Analytics. Using the Google Analytics opt-o
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by nsgi 11y ago
Chrome's updates have always been like this, whereas people bought Windows 7/8/8.1 machines with the expectation that they would be able to keep using those versions unless they chose to upgrade.
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by nsgi 11y ago
It's not much for a late-stage company.
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by nsgi 11y ago
I think it depends on the culture of the site. Instagrams are seen as a bit more personal than tweets or YouTube videos. It's also less obvious that the author might be someone else when it's an image as opposed to a tweet or a vi
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by nsgi 11y ago
It makes sense if there's an image with the word "ad" in the url. Probably something similar to that.
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Show HN: Musical madness(isimonbrown.co.uk)
8 points by nsgi 11y ago|1 comments
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by nsgi 11y ago
> restricting access to it is viewed by many as a human rights violation. Restricting access to any website (except in some extreme cases) is viewed by many as a human rights violation. I don't see how Twitter is unique in this resp
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by nsgi 11y ago
Can anyone enlighten me on when sharing passwords between teams is necessary? It seems to me as though it's always a bad idea because people leave and it's generally possible for everyone to have their own account.
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by nsgi 11y ago
Do you have her number in your phone?
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by nsgi 11y ago
Apple can, but what about GCHQ?
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by nsgi 11y ago
What about Gravatar?
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by nsgi 11y ago
They make money by solving problems using technology, just like Netscape.
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Show HN: HSTS preload lists by Chrome version(isimonbrown.co.uk)
2 points by nsgi 11y ago|0 comments
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by nsgi 11y ago
Matt Damon wrote the script for Good Will Hunting, so it's reasonable to say his fame is based on intelligence, to some extent at least.
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by nsgi 11y ago
Wouldn't that be classed as defamation?
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by nsgi 11y ago
See http://theinvisiblethings.blogspot.com/2011/04/linux-securit...
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by nsgi 11y ago
Ad blocking isn't a system feature in iOS 9. The publicity is about an API that makes it easier for developers to write ad blockers. There are also plenty of apps that duplicate system features.
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by nsgi 11y ago
Why didn't Sega just require games to be digitally signed with their key?
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Big Android Makers Will Now Push Monthly Security Updates(wired.com)
4 points by nsgi 11y ago|1 comments
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by nsgi 11y ago
I disagree. Unless they're breaking licenses or taking credit for someone else's work, it's not dirty money. Is it shameful for Apple to make money from an OS based on FreeBSD?

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