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by opless 9y ago
See my other reply :)
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by opless 9y ago
Also, they're backed by Cloudflare. Who have also dumped the alt-right because they implicated CF as being aligned with them. This could be OKC aligning themselves with CF's position
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by opless 9y ago
Their site their rules. Right? I'm sure they ban bots and other undesirable folks too.
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by opless 9y ago
http://dmitry.gr/index.php?r=05.Projects&proj=12.%20uJ%20-%2...
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by opless 9y ago
[Citation Needed]
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by opless 9y ago
That and the kernel is mach, using only the BSD userland. Remember OSX's direct ancestor was NeXT, which ran on higher end Motorola 68K.
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by opless 9y ago
Rule of acquisition #34: War is good for business
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by opless 9y ago
*Well ... Superman does Good. (I'm aware it's humour)
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by opless 9y ago
There's a bunch of great, thought out answers here. Don't TL;DR them. However asking the question as you have done makes me think that you've already made your mind up (even if you haven't admitted that to yourself yet)
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by opless 9y ago
Point your curl at port 16992 of the target machine, you'll get something like: $ curl -v http://server:16992 > GET / HTTP/1.1 > Host: server:16992 > User-Agent: curl/7.47.0 > Accept: / &gt
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by opless 9y ago
I feel that it's because of the initial hype. You get more eyes on the problem, which generally creates more interest as people publish their results. As much of the results (that get reported) are in computer vision that generates mo
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by opless 10y ago
The last two lines above are certainly true. googles smmry
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by opless 10y ago
Great stuff!
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by opless 10y ago
The UK also.
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by opless 10y ago
They only started working on a phone in 2005 according to the wiki page. Yes, there were rumours for years ... ever since the Newton.
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by opless 10y ago
TL;DR - guessing "badly."
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by opless 10y ago
"What I find most interesting thing about this discussion is that it is the original reason that Google bought Android. They were concerned that with Apple controlling the smartphone market they’d be in a position to damage Google’s ab
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by opless 10y ago
I have a BT headset and a BT car kit. iOS swaps to the newest BT audio devices, and reverts to the original one (if it's still around). I've not experimented with more than 2 audio devices. Hope that helps! (I also hope that was t
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by opless 10y ago
Also googling for asterisk chan_dongle takes to to a list of USB voice capable dongles as well. Something I've been looking at doing for a while.
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by opless 10y ago
The irony being the article is behind a paywall.
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by opless 10y ago
hunter2 Yep all asterisks here! ;)
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by opless 10y ago
Indeed. smiles wryly
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by opless 10y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychohistory_(fictional)
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by opless 10y ago
I know this guy. He's awesome.
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by opless 10y ago
The device will see power, but very little else. USB chargers could leave the two data pins floating, tied together, or exhibiting various resistances between pins. Depending on what it's supposedly built for charging. Here's a li
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by opless 10y ago
Funny they talk about keeping their customers protected, when turncoat's products are MITM attacking privacy invaders. Now they're owned by the same company that own verisign how long before they offer a system that uses their own
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by opless 10y ago
I disagree. I think the fact that Boris hasn't stood in the leadership race is rather telling: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-36672591 Any PM that invokes Article 50 will likely get a very poor post-brexit
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by opless 10y ago
But it's web scale! </sarcasm>
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by opless 10y ago
When you said mesh wifi, I thought you meant something like: http://www.broadband-hamnet.org/
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by opless 10y ago
VAT Return. (According to Google Translate)

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