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Ubiquiti network gear can be 'hijacked by an evil URL' (2017)
(theregister.co.uk)
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10y ago
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10y ago
+1 this - I have been to London recently and Tripadvisor has much more reviews about restaurants/POI than Yelp.
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11y ago
Microsoft is also a front-end for search - Bing. DDG has their own algorithms and indexing for providing search results. Not sure how that partnership would be any different.
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11y ago
I wish they would partner up with duckduckgo. But then, yahoo wouldn't get the advantage of tracking people for ads.
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12y ago
You might like this: The Last Question by Isaac Asimov http://www.thrivenotes.com/the-last-question/
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12y ago
They don't support multiple devices/sessions concurrently. You can only be logged in on one device any given time.
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12y ago
Do these work well on flights? Especially when you are sitting close to the exit row near the engine(s). OR am i better off buying the Bose Noise Cancelling headset?
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12y ago
I wonder if knowing (and using) a third language or even a fourth will reduce the dementia/ increase the positive effects even further.
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12y ago
This. I can't look at the passenger ether when I'm driving, even on very familiar roads. I never thought this is awkward - but if the passenger is not a friend/ close acquaintance, I mention it casually that I am in fact list
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12y ago
Atlanta continues to amaze me. On one hand, I see reports every week from the police department at my school (downtown atlanta)about robberies/ mugging (armed) with usually no police officers around to help. The response times are usua
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13y ago
This is plain stupid. Seems like some politician trying to flex his/her power to gain votes. I don't understand why Indian govt thinks Khobragade should receive any sort of special treatment. She was arrested and prosecuted just l
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13y ago
I think this feature will protect users on websites where java applets load inconspicuously. With this feature user wouldn't click on the blocked plugin/applet because they don't have a use for it. This is not the solution t
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13y ago
Love this - All Java plug-ins are defaulted to 'click to play' I tried convincing my coworkers to disable java and failed (we are not developers).
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13y ago
I agree with what you said for Nexus or any other android devices. But OP was talking about iPhones. And that is why it seemed not very plausible.
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13y ago
This is interesting. Why would a location data point created during testing show up in your location history? You should be logged in for google to make it a data point on your account.
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13y ago
These incidents seem like coming straight out of "Atlas Shrugged". different circumstances, similar outcome and government is the reason for the events.
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13y ago
With the NSA debate, I keep wondering if there is something people in positions in the government and security agencies know that makes them keep doing what they're doing. I mean some of these people are really smart and understand how
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14y ago
Couldn't agree more. And it kinda looks like Spotify to me.
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14y ago
If only it were this simple with every case. What if you applied for a trademark sometime ago, but haven't released your product yet and someone comes along and releases a product with your trademark (unintentional of course)and becomes fai