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Privacy tools – encryption against surveillance(privacytools.io)
2 points by pjf 12y ago|0 comments
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by pjf 12y ago
Tobii made the EyeX Dev Kit available for 95 USD at http://www.tobii.com/en/eye-experience/buy/
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Tobii and SteelSeries Release Consumer Eye Tracker(spectrum.ieee.org)
30 points by pjf 12y ago|20 comments
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by pjf 12y ago
The page doesn't load, it's stuck on the progress bar.
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Afl-fuzz: crash exploration mode(lcamtuf.blogspot.com)
31 points by pjf 12y ago|8 comments
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Show HN: BX Tracker – Battery-efficient GPS Tracking for Android(bx-labs.com)
5 points by pjf 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Accurate, Battery-Efficient GPS Tracking for Android(bx-labs.com)
2 points by pjf 12y ago|0 comments
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by pjf 12y ago
Well, it's hard to compare with "all the other android power saver apps", as there are many ways to save power. Comparing with the apps that shut down Internet connection, BX Power tries to by smarter by observing the acceler
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Show HN: Small app to save battery on Android(bx-labs.com)
6 points by pjf 12y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: New Android battery saver(bx-labs.com)
7 points by pjf 12y ago|0 comments
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by pjf 12y ago
tracedump is a single application packet sniffer that generates BPF code on the fly: http://mutrics.iitis.pl/tracedump
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by pjf 14y ago
An IP-over-Gmail tunnel, anyone?
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Analysis of a "/0" Stealth Scan from a Botnet(caida.org)
1 points by pjf 14y ago|0 comments
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Tracedump: single application sniffer (Linux)(mutrics.iitis.pl)
2 points by pjf 15y ago|0 comments
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by pjf 17y ago
Microbilling in the form presented in the article is still so unpopular as a method of payment that I doubt its worth considering at the moment.
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by pjf 18y ago
BTW, Melodyne [1] does this plus some more jaw-dropping tricks. [1] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFCjv4_jqAY
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by pjf 18y ago
FYI, number 7 - "nasza klasa" ("our class") is from Poland, a start-up similar to Facebook.
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by pjf 18y ago
I think a great service would be a simple script which for each tracked URL tells statistically the average amount of time spent on each part of site while scrolling it down, and a probability distribution of cursor position on whole page
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by pjf 18y ago
I dont quite understand if the article was to convince me about something or was it to predict the future? "An ambitious kid graduating from college now doesn't want to work for a big company. They want to work for the hot startup that's ra
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by pjf 18y ago
BTW, I thought about similar feature - setting a desired reply date/time on e-mails you send, so the recipients MUA can automatically schedule it in users calendar (and/or remind him of replying you). As of many people replying they need a
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by pjf 18y ago
By the way, the same applies to Europe. I would only add: make all your life changes an evolution, not a revolution. If something screws up or turns out not to be exactly what you wanted, you can always revert the small change you made.
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by pjf 18y ago
Key to innovation: no funds, no Internet, a laptop and free time.
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by pjf 18y ago
I'd argue that slides are more on DNSSEC weaknesses than on DNSCurve [1] strengths. Actually he only mentions advantages of his solution as opposed to giving quite detailed criticism of DNSSEC. However, great presentation and I highly recom
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by pjf 18y ago
Is it only me reading the message as "we don't actually know the reason, but in an act of desperation we rebooted all of our servers and hopefully this wont happen again"?
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by pjf 19y ago
Please don't call "create_function" a "lambda". That's a parody of anonymous function. You have to escape (\") your source code, function is registered in the global scope, and the only reference you get on it is... a string with generated,
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by pjf 19y ago
I find this comparison biased towards python.
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by pjf 19y ago
It should be titled "How to reply on HN" ;-)
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by pjf 19y ago
If it's a joke, why nickb didn't reply in this thread? ;-)
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by pjf 19y ago
At least they contribute to open source, are more UNIX-like and seem more open in general, speaking of Internet standards.
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by pjf 19y ago
What is the reason of increased noise? Isn't it the popularity? In my opinion, yes. Whenever the site got mentioned somewhere, a new stream of unimportant topics appeared. Why can't or shouldn't the gravity be dependent on submitter reputat

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