ozfive

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   by ozfive 5y ago

   I try to find common ground usually. Far out contrarian views tend to make me pause and evaluate the value given.
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   by ozfive 5y ago

   Even today I am still reconciling your "differing world view" and find it to too much of an edge case to be anything but troll like. EDIT: The jury is still out in my mind whether you add value based on how far out there you are.
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   by ozfive 5y ago

   It's interesting that you talk about using more senses while driving. I always crack the window to listen to the road noise as it helps me guage what the other cars are doing and has helped several times in avoiding collisions with oth
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   by ozfive 5y ago

   > Combine all those settings with google maps and it easy for me to see how you could get complacent driving a new car and make mistakes. This along with the fact that in my 2020 Toyota Corolla those features can more than likely get you
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   by ozfive 5y ago

   It's obvious that you are a troll.
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   by ozfive 5y ago

   Well some people have suggested that certain laws can be cited to make this happen. The likelihood of this succeeding is slim to none. What every citizen in this country needs to understand is that everyone is divided on purpose. Political
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   by ozfive 5y ago

   I didn't down-vote you as I believe views like this should be stated but responded to properly. Your safety from foreign governments is not guaranteed even if you live within the borders of the United States. A perfect example of this
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   by ozfive 5y ago

   The analogy of the locked front door is correct, except the governor got it completely wrong. The truth to that analogy is that the reporter came along to a house where the keys were left in the lock. He knocks on the door politely and says
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   by ozfive 5y ago

   Same here... Damn it's supposed to be vacation and project time!
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    The guy found keys in a lock, knocked on the door and said hey I found your keys in your lock you better figure out a way not to do that again since someone who had intent to do bad things could have come along instead of me.
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    Those people then should all be scrutinized to see if they have ever viewed source in a browser. I'm betting a large portion of society including the prosecutor and the governor have viewed source in the browser themselves.
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    The sensitive documents were paid bare on the porch. He just walked up to the door and looked down.
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    It's really not though. Even my parents know and understand what view source is in the browser. A browser is simply a way to render information sent. Once it was wilfully sent and in your browser you are not accessing a machine in a cr
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    Edward O. Wilson has died(npr.org)

    3 points by ozfive 5y ago|1 comments
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    Many thanks to your wife for carrying on caring for the sick and dying. Especially in times like these. There are many people that actively think about healthcare workers and the unrelenting work that it entails.
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    This would be the first terrifying step an AI would take to begin world domination.
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    Thanks for this!
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    "boarded by crypto pirates now flying the web 3.0 flag." --Sad truth The Semantic Web would have given much better search among other benefits.
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    Wasn't there a ruling that web scraping was legal now?
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    I always enjoy the pictures since I imagine them 20 - 50 years from now looking like ancient tech. These are 50 years old already. I have been researching old oscilloscopes and find it all crusty and old but it was cutting edge back then. I
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    Oh boy I can see these guys are on a positive trajectory. These tools are useful across a broad spectrum of applications. One of the things I would suggest is build APIs for them and people on HN will eat them up!
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    Brilliant! Going to go work on this now...
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    How can you be charged with tampering with evidence by epoxying your ram dimms? It's not as though you tampered with the device after the confiscation. Intent is also hard to prove on such a thing. I didn't want my dimms to fall o
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    And encrypt your home partition.
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    Or just use this instead. https://github.com/flowchartsman/deadman
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    At Enterprise levels there is no excuse to be using open source software and not paying some amount to get support. Boo!!! Booo!!! To anyone in an Enterprise that exploits FOSS without diverting funds to it. https://youtu.be&#x2F
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    This assumes that large companies are willing to pay in the first place. In my experience most companies if they can get something half-developed for free. They will jump on it and think nothing further of the ramifications in the future ho
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    This won't just cause issues for earth through collisions. Imagine a mass coronal ejection that would fry the electronics in all orbiting satellites. The more that are up there the more that can come down very quickly and randomly.
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    Completely reckless. Teams is terrible on Windows and Android. I'm not surprised. I only use it because my company has consumed the Kool aid. Otherwise I would never touch it. Slack forever!
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    by ozfive 5y ago

    This page on Androidpolice.com crashes my mobile chrome browser. Won't be going to that site again.