savszymura

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by savszymura 12y ago
Don't forget to wear one when you're driving and walking too. And sleeping. Might save your life. Consider purchasing a bulletproof vest too, you never know.
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by savszymura 12y ago
>Her not wearing a helment not only derailed her life, but it caused major problems in the lives of everyone around her. Blame the victim? How about the driver, was it not his/her fault rather than your sisters?
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by savszymura 12y ago
But people still store them in the fridge after they get back home!
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by savszymura 12y ago
I think MultiCam variations (incl. Camogrom) are the best "universal" pattern that will suit most envirnoments, it works well in various lighting contitions too.
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by savszymura 12y ago
Excel spreadsheet on the network drive. I wish I was joking.
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by savszymura 13y ago
If they have identified you as a target, and they really want to get you, have time and the resources - probably not much, e.g. they could break into your house, and install a hardware keylogger in your machine - a VPN wouldn't help mu
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by savszymura 13y ago
Yes, because that what we need - more cars, more traffic, more pollution and more health problems.
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by savszymura 13y ago
I think in their minds it was about the expression of ones identity, and showing that you're such and unique snowflake.
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by savszymura 13y ago
You mean like self-driving motorcycle? Why won't people just get on a bike, and pick up small items themselves (+health benefits, sustainability)?
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by savszymura 13y ago
The article points out that the drones don't have onboard cameras.
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by savszymura 13y ago
I hope these concerns were contributed to GRC's newsgroups.
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by savszymura 13y ago
How dare you post a recruitment microsite for GCHQ, poor taste, Sir, poor taste.
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by savszymura 13y ago
It would be cool to have on up North too!
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by savszymura 13y ago
Same here. I also feel like the Gnex had a better form factor, and I liked the screen colours better. If you miss stuff, try using an app that repeats them at an interval, sorry, can't remember the name now.
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by savszymura 13y ago
>Android OS drains the battery in 6 hours My better life is around 20 hrs on average, with "medium" usage.
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by savszymura 13y ago
I agree; the one to get is Ringke Fusion. I didn't take the original screen film off - free screen protector!
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by savszymura 13y ago
Yes, at university they thought us that this is what you'd refer to as a "weak correlation".
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by savszymura 13y ago
Yey for the Lovecast!
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Glass, the new calculator watch from Google(blog.twentysixdigital.com)
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by savszymura 13y ago
https://twitter.com/ioerror/status/353955117411737600 >Don't use hushmail. Never use hushmail or suggest it to others - they snitch out their users. Fuck them.
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by savszymura 13y ago
>Lavabit will only release private information if legally compelled by the courts in accordance with the United States Constitution. Strange that Snowden decided to choose this one.
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by savszymura 13y ago
Please familiarise yourself with the evidence for and against wearing cycle helmets. http://www.ctc.org.uk/sites/default/files/file_public/cycle-... Edit: >mainly ride the bike where there is little t
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by savszymura 13y ago
>Riding a bike is dangerous Not true. However I agree with all the other safety tips. Cycling is as dangerous as walking (as a pedestrian). Source - http://www.ctc.org.uk/sites/default/files/file_public&#x2
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by savszymura 13y ago
We have an office in Singapore, here's one of our colleagues report alongside with this image. http://i.imgur.com/nssEV4z.jpg Singapore at 8.30 this morning, as Ali and Michael struggle to work through what appears to
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by savszymura 13y ago
I'm in the 1st 1/3, but not the 2nd.
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by savszymura 13y ago
It almost seems to be a "marketing" "strategy", designed to re-ignite interest.