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pwnna
11y ago
Cyanogenmod does this built in
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pwnna
11y ago
No. I've been using this under nightly for a bit now and there's no problem coexisting afaict.
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pwnna
11y ago
Google translate doesn't seem to be 100% clear, but the signing key is actually for some windows software, rather than device firmware. Is that correct?
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Show HN: Traffic Cop – Network (2G/3G) Emulation on an OpenWRT Router
(shuhaowu.com)
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pwnna
11y ago
This is really cool! Although the title could be better, initially I thought this is talking about mirrors that can be programmed to adjust its properties (like tilt, curvature), much like those fancy telescope mirrors, although I'm un
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Snapdragon Smart Protect detects more mobile malware
(qualcomm.com)
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The Online Privacy Lie Is Unraveling
(techcrunch.com)
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Android M will randomize wifi/bt MAC address when performing background scan
(developer.android.com)
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pwnna
11y ago
Not if you don't install Google Apps. You can even use an alternate wifi location service.
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pwnna
11y ago
What about just a jumper instead of having complicated crypto setups?
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pwnna
11y ago
They do! The product spec PDF show RHEL and Ubuntu as officially supported.
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pwnna
11y ago
What specific trouble do you have with it? I have it setup on a server with a semi reasonable deployment/update mechanism managed through fabric and ansible. I understand the setup was crappy (you have to leverage their script), but I
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Memory1: An All-Flash DDR4 Memory Module
(diablo-technologies.com)
12 points
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11y ago
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pwnna
11y ago
There's also Seafile, which I've been using for a quite a while now and really impressed by.
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pwnna
11y ago
Didn't they disable this?
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Foldit: an online puzzle video game about protein folding
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Kernel module for taking block-level snapshots and incremental backups
(github.com)
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No pardon for NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, says US government
(independent.co.uk)
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11y ago
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pwnna
11y ago
There's adblocking for that as well. Adaway works decently. Xposed can even do more.
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pwnna
11y ago
I see a series of patches going on CyanogenMod (5 on 12.1 and only 3 on 12.0). Are there any more? 1. http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/103267/ 2. http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/1
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11y ago
I don't know if I'd call the theory "flawed". Navier-Stokes is a very successful set of equations that is capable of solving real problems as it sets the foundation for modern day computational fluid dynamics. Any subseq
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11y ago
My worry is that as we split knowledge out, no one will understand the big picture as they're always focused on their specialty of their specialty. Since we are teaching people less in depth stuff as they need to go very far into scien
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11y ago
Do you think there's a limit on how much we can understand in physics/any field? My reasoning on this is that since everyone has a finite lifespan, understanding/work will be lost as the researcher retire, move to a different
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pwnna
11y ago
Yeah that is correct, I was more thinking of commercial flights rather than sailplanes/gliders
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11y ago
Usually when landing you want something like 110% of your stall speed, which means that you're not "crashing" (by which I mean stalling). This involves some sort of engine power. I am not aware of any plane that lands without
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pwnna
11y ago
Slightly off topic: but GTA5 has a mission where you had to do essentially that.
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11y ago
Just as a side note: reddit is open source (I belive): https://github.com/reddit/reddit
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ThinkPad Time Machine?
(blog.lenovo.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I'm surprised no one here mentioned Seafile as a competitor. They are completely open source => from client to server. I host my own for myself and my family for like a year now and it's super smooth[1]. I have the system setup
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11y ago
This. Sometimes the animations and what not are distracting for the actual content. It's almost like the bad powerpoint transitions we had. As a sidenote.. I'm currently working on a patch to CyanogenMod 12.1 that allows you turn
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