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by seabee 13y ago
Those policies have a financial benefit for certain parties. Nobody gets rich from maintaining civil liberties. Can you think of a strong enough incentive to get this done?
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by seabee 13y ago
Informative writing and good structure.
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by seabee 13y ago
They've already done that bit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cleanfeed_%28content_blocking_s... This move is to please middle England since they read all the headlines about '1/3 of kids addicted to porn&
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by seabee 13y ago
According to an HTC rep I spoke to last month, It's part of the HTC camera app which isn't in stock Android.
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by seabee 13y ago
It's a flawed thought, since it's only the date they complete the acquisition on paper i.e. to signal to everyone that it's permanent. This does not forbid you from working with the company for integration purposes, or why wo
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by seabee 13y ago
An interesting example of how journalists play telephone, but let's not distract ourselves by questioning the volume of data they intercept from the problematic fact that they do this at all. What would worry me is a chain of citations
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by seabee 13y ago
Can you expand on why that part matters?
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by seabee 13y ago
This is why I choose Ubuntu over debian on my (3) servers. I don't want to cut myself on the bleeding edge of development but I'd prefer to stay ahead of the curve; easier when you have more frequent releases plus a good selection
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by seabee 13y ago
Because it indexes from 1 and doesn't use braces? (semi-sarcastic)
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by seabee 13y ago
I love my MacBooks too, and in OSX I had this problem with some APs but not others. Hardware compatibility is hard, I think the only thing you can rely on is that everyone tests on Windows...
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by seabee 13y ago
Re: missing CCTV, aren't you thinking of the death of Jean Charles de Menezes two weeks after 7/7?
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by seabee 13y ago
Given I've also known a few unrelated people do this, I believe your blanket dismissal foolish when it's simple to falsify the thesis: check iOS 6 adoption after Google Maps was released.
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by seabee 13y ago
But alas, you do: click the bar chart icon under the view count.
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by seabee 13y ago
This reasoning is the converse of the importance of a cover letter with your application. Targeting and personalised messaging are important for both sides of employment!
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by seabee 13y ago
If all the obnoxious posts were like that we wouldn't have a problem. The problem is with bad comments that are not sufficiently incendiary for people who agree with their thesis to want to downvote them.
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by seabee 13y ago
But you can downvote comments, if you have sufficient karma. So is the problem that the people with the power don't exercise it, or that people don't upvote the reasonable comments in a sufficient ratio to push the bad comments down? Meta-H
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by seabee 13y ago
QlikTech - Shoreditch, London, UK; Newton, MA; Lund, Sweden Growing public company seeks productive, thoughtful C++ developer to work with like-minded individuals. QlikTech provides user-driven business intelligence software - in other word
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by seabee 13y ago
It seems ironic that Chromium should give you issues on a Chromebook. Does (non-free) Chrome work?
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by seabee 13y ago
It was, but since then the means has become the end.
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by seabee 13y ago
Online registries, even! Though unless you're semi-professional you're probably not willing to pay the prices to do so: http://www.copyrightservice.co.uk/services/price_list
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by seabee 14y ago
Doesn't an FP language without reassignment imply the existence of a function like phi to perform nontrivial control flow?
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by seabee 14y ago
Even if they have a passphrase it has to be strong enough to withstand brute force for months. If you're not smart enough to keep the private key separate from the crap you're trying to protect, why should I think you're smart enough to ens
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by seabee 14y ago
Unfortunately for the user the 'pocket $200' API has undocumented behaviour that lands him in jail.
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by seabee 14y ago
The new home screen on the HTC One?
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by seabee 14y ago
How is this different to the status quo of hundreds of millions running old exploitable versions of $BROWSER, infected with malware which hijacks your internet connection? All you've done is swap one delivery mechanism for another. You don'
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by seabee 14y ago
I did something similar two years ago with Lua + sockets, same experience (but I never persisted with it long enough to figure out why, since my project was finished)
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by seabee 14y ago
You'd need 3Gbps to push uncompressed 1080p data. If you look at USB 3.0 and make a not-unreasonable bet that Lightning is slower, then you simply don't have the bandwidth to do so.
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by seabee 14y ago
> you could have a searchable log of your entire life. Obligatory sci-fi cautionary tale: http://www.channel4.com/programmes/black-mirror/episode-guid... A circular buffer and explicit save is the furthest I'd want to take it.
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by seabee 14y ago
MSN has also banned messages containing certain TLDs e.g. '.info' and '.cx'. http://yoast.com/microsoft-censoring-info-domains-in-msn-mes...
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by seabee 14y ago
The bully has a de facto monopoly because no higher power is willing to exercise theirs.

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