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Unleash your inner Asimov
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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14y ago
Here's sort of the flipside of that anecdote: Me and a group at my school are currently developing a mobile communication app for elderly for a interaction design-course, and we are in close cooperation with two local elderly homes for test
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14y ago
That's the norm with Apple, remember "You don't really need MMS and Cut/Copy/Paste do you?"?
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15y ago
I don't know about the current climate for copyright cases in Germany, but I don't think that the board of a hotel chain will have or want any stake in the copyright fight as that is so far from their own business interests. By choosing to
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Rumor: Amazon Retail Stores Coming & Predatory Pricing Channel Destruction
(launch.is)
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Have RIM, Nokia & Apple provided Indian Military with backdoor access?
(zdnet.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
My apologizes, the hyperbole was strong in that one. I do however stand by that the human rights status in that country is sketchy at best.
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15y ago
Given the fact that even the education minister in Israel is working actively against that human rights are being taught at school, there's no wonder that country doesn't like free speech. [1] [1] http://972mag.com/ministry-of-education-of
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15y ago
Haha, how is my statement of it being far fetched misleading? The scenario is far fetched, but possible, didn't say it was likely. The only reason I replied to your comment was that you said "That sort of technology per se is not possible."
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15y ago
How is that sort of technology not possible? Is it not possible to connect to a secured wireless network with enough effort, and then maybe perform a MITM attack? Maybe the user used the same password on sites not protected with SSL. Or the
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15y ago
I might be talking out of my ass, but I'm not sure if all browsers clear flash cookies, even in private mode.
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15y ago
What's untrue about that older headline? Isn't that exactly what's happening right now?
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15y ago
You should try this program out: http://willus.com/k2pdfopt/ Ingenious for multi-column pdf's :)
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15y ago
Is this the study you're referring to? http://www.computerworld.com.au/article/315387/asus_apple_pr...
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15y ago
Are you sure that this also syncs on your Android Kindle? It never works on my mobile for some reason.
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15y ago
Just add your email to "Approved Personal Document E-mail List" under your kindle settings https://www.amazon.com/gp/digital/fiona/manage/ref=ya_14#pdo... Then you can sync all your books through mail. Set up a Tasker-profile to automate
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15y ago
The Browser-site is the best when it comes to curated booklists http://thebrowser.com/ Check out their Five Books interviews, always good reads and great interviews :)
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15y ago
Hope you're not right, as Paypal only let's you use up to 22 chars if I'm not mistaken
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15y ago
Maybe a stupid way of putting it, but given the fact that only a small percentage of the US are physically disabled, will their boycott have any impact at all?
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15y ago
Everything from that blog is interesting, do you or anyone else got any suggestions for similar blogs?
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15y ago
Where's that quote from?
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15y ago
Maybe relevant: "The results of cross-sectional and time-lagged analyses suggest that U.S. foreign policy is most heavily and consistently influenced by internationally oriented business leaders, followed by experts (who, however, may thems
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15y ago
Yup, it's called Newskool. Awesomeness in a box!
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16y ago
Yeah, I was suspecting that much after posting my comment. Thanks for clearing that up :)
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16y ago
Be aware that all mail deliveries in Norway (who you send the mail to, and receive the mail from) will be surveilled and available to law enforcement by court order. Obviously most of you are from the US, and are already used to these kind
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16y ago
Looks interesting, but with all the hyphens it get's kinda nauseating to read the whole text.