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10y ago
>these devices only listen when they hear the wake word I can't tell if this is satire.
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10y ago
(older) Brits will be reminded of the series Allo Allo, set during the occupation of France. Maybe there's room for a disposable message feature called 'I will say this only once...'
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10y ago
This is why buying ads on Facebook or Twitter is a waste of time.
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10y ago
If it's possible, the government and eventually private companies will have access.
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10y ago
The value of the write-up is a reward at least.
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10y ago
The next bug found will be sold on the blackmarket. False economy.
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10y ago
I see it. Tried to upload to imgur but I think you need an account. Any IMG hosts that don't? Imageshack has long since turned to the dark side.
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10y ago
My understanding is that the quantity of documents that Snowden slurped up wasf too great for one person to filter, hence the need to provide them to the traditional media.
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10y ago
Perfect is the enemy of good.
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10y ago
This is actually terrifying to me.
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10y ago
A very similar post appeared on reddit. Almost identical.
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10y ago
Do most HN visitors know who they are? This title could have been better is what I was trying to (crudely) get across.
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11y ago
Literally who? Apparently they design costumes for movies.
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11y ago
I do not trust Google and I am not being given a choice.
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11y ago
I can confirm, Signal will not go through initial run without access to your IMEI, even for an existing account.
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11y ago
The Cult of the Higher-Order Curves would be a great band name.
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11y ago
Move fast, break all the tutorials. Android has a problem with churn in tooling.
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11y ago
Why is that a problem?
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11y ago
Or Nest was over valued, which I think is more likely. Buggy thermostats and smoke detectors aren't worth a billion.
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11y ago
Would be good fun, let me know if you get something moving.
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11y ago
>we will see this article now in all the outlets that published the previous one Don't hold your breath
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11y ago
>If I invoke my patent, I'm deemed "evil" because I have a patent I don't think people have a problem with enforcing patents in general, just patent 'trolling', i.e. buying someone else's patent or pate
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11y ago
>It's weird how a college professor refusing to take military funding is super controversial, but if a programmer decides to work at, say, Apple instead of a defense contractor, nobody bats an eye. Apple presumably pays better than
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11y ago
>who knowingly caused a great deal of violence and human misery with his trade Are you talking about the same Howard Marks?
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11y ago
Gangstalking is a paranoid delusion.
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11y ago
(2015|pdf)
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11y ago
"Hacker" "News"
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11y ago
Thank you. [edit] I understand HN prefers to use the original headline when linking and the source has no need to explain the term but I do so enjoy learning new things from HN.
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11y ago
W^X policy??
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12y ago
The problem with RDBMS being? No sarcastic, just curious.
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