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by rasz_pl 11y ago
Commodore UK Boss David Pleasance Interview 2015: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3ef8ronz9E this is the guy that came up with Amiga 500 game bundles. Some good sad stories in there. AMD is currently on the same crash cour
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
>I would like a security camera that is not able to connect to the outside world The whole point is to have offsite backup. Very first thing more sophisticated thugs do is disable and steal your DVR setup: http://www.theatlant
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
Dropcam has been rooted before, no idea if nest changed anything
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
so far its only been hobby/torrent/scam sites using free cert, nothing you would hesitate opening in a webproxy. Ill switch browsers when I can open ~100 tabs without eating 8GB of ram (blink engine), Opera 12.17 does it at <2G
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
probably nothing up-to-date, hence I wrote older :) Opera 12.xx being one of the older browsers that works 99% of the time, except EVERY SINGLE page with Cloudflare cert What makes matters worse is CloudFlare lying about support level: htt
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
and doesnt work in older browsers - free cloudflare cert is ECDHE
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
Microsoft switched to online activation after EU court decided used software can be RESOLD. This means you can buy broken laptop for $10 from recycling center, and legally own license for a system that was installed on it. UsedSoft vs Oracl
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
Very well could be. MS did something similar in Poland two weeks ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpoPrPWMRT8 This is a Polish Microsoft anti piracy campaign equalling everyone who calls himself a Hacker to ISIS terrori
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
its not the connector, I have a suspicion Zero is 2 layer pcb
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
chinese seem to do just fine at that price point http://www.amazon.com/Best-Sellers-Electronics-Streaming-Med...
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
>Otherwise, Apple makes ridiculously durable products No they dont. Keyboards are another example of design for fail, not to mention they are unfixable (40? rivets, glued together?). The way they design laptop pcbs encourages common fail
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
Are you kidding me? I remember this dice picture ...from some steganography course I read online :D
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
Thank you for the explanation. It does look very tinfoil hat for the outsider with no knowledge of what it is.
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
Just like Xerox response to news that their copiers randomly swap numbers.
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
This isnt marketing peoples job. If you want a fun corporate PR check out Microsofts http://niewspierajhakera.pl/ This is a Polish anti piracy campaign equalling everyone who calls himself a Hacker to ISIS terrorist and ped
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
Off topic: I dont reddit that much, so this is a first time I see this banner (specifically crafted to not be copyable!) > You have been linked to a read-only version of this subreddit. Please respect the community by not voting. Please
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
no one is forced, its all political by 'look at me im doing something' types
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
Fitbit didnt exactly do everything in house. I know they contracted Christopher White, the other half of Elecia Whites embedded.fm podcast and consulting firm logicalelegance, to do embedded engineering for them.
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
that still leaves over 100 bits if info on the table, resolution, fonts installed, localstorage, indexed storage, cookies etc.
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
Because there are 14 trackers on wired.com. Because: >One, AdNauseam, clicks every ad on every page I visit Wired would like you do install addons that click on every ad on wired.com.
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
:o This algorithm needs badly temporal dimension, some kind of short term memory that lets it interpret using context. At the very least to filter out freaky readings of a train station when looking at the ground, best case scenario it woul
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
No. Last time I checked they didnt have 'preferences per domain' functionality :( Not to mention 100 tabs open in Opera 12.xx takes ~1.4GB of ram, Blink uses up to couple of hundred megabytes per tab. Not to mention the little thi
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
In the good old days of browser companies making browsers for the users (Opera up to 12.x) you were able to configure EVERYTHING per web address http://help.opera.com/Windows/12.10/en/sitepreferences.html loc
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
Its totally cool. Learning from Qualcomm experience (milking Chinese companies for IP resulted in $1B penalty hehe) Intel "partnered" with Rockchip and Spreadtrum (read: was forced by Chinese regulators to give away its Atom IP to
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
Intel biggest inroads in SoC market happened when it was giving away Atoms below cost ($5, Mediatek/Rockchip price point) while losing $3-4 Billion. Year after year since 2013. Their plan for 2016 is selling LTE modems below cost to Ap
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
not to mention they will want to sell you same games twice
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
you can on your PC
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
>They ignored it. why wouldnt they? you have no consumer protections in US, and even suing cost money, they know most people are sheep
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
thenextweb.com keeps auto scrolling up, and served me fullscreen javascript popup, quality place.
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by rasz_pl 11y ago
Wiki could work for updating this writeup efficiently, good example is the way linux booting was described using github. https://github.com/0xAX/linux-insides

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