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by sigmar 10y ago
Agreed. Furthermore, the Arstechnica article seems to point to the WiFi as the main issue. >Microsoft's hardware isn't necessarily the culprit here, merely the victim. The NFL uses a lot of wireless hardware—communications head
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by sigmar 10y ago
Project veritas / James O'Keefe have zero credibility. They've edited videos and set people up so many times that no one pays attention to them anymore[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_O'Ke
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by sigmar 10y ago
> "this isn’t a disagreement on tax policy, this is advocating hatred and violence." Also to this point: Trump has been attempting to delegitimize the election. This is very dangerous. If he has evidence of "rigged polling
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by sigmar 10y ago
>When Trump shows his people how they're getting blacklisted from the economy, that isn't going to make them want to riot less. How are they getting blacklisted by the economy? Project Include has the right to choose who they a
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by sigmar 10y ago
For the record, you think Obama was being "loud, aggressive, or indignant"?
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by sigmar 10y ago
So... you put in a flexible air tight seal in the tube. It will have to be modular anyway. Doesn't seem that challenging or cost prohibitive. A quick google turns up NASA projects that were looking into flexible airlock seals.
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by sigmar 10y ago
Yup, yet I got downvoted heavily. I'll just take this to mean hackernews people aren't very knowledgeable about vocabulary
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by sigmar 10y ago
I had an idea a few days ago where you authenticate your identity (i.e. numeric fingerprint) on-demand by sending a pic of yourself where the QR code is overlayed as blacked-out pixels before being transmitted. Then the recipient can look a
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by sigmar 10y ago
>Bluster: loud, aggressive, or indignant talk with little effect. Uh, no.
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by sigmar 10y ago
>Edit: I understand this is a driver issue, but it seems there isn't that much difference in hardware in the mobile world. There are huge differences in the hardware. Go to XDA and try to build a rom for an android device. Bluetooth
821.
by sigmar 10y ago
Why are all the photos shaded blue? I thought I had highlighted it by accident.
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by sigmar 10y ago
I think you are right. I was thinking yesterday how much I wish there were comment sections at the bottom of news articles that consisted of twitter posts (like how facebook has plugins for a comment field). It would make sharing the articl
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by sigmar 10y ago
The intellectual property section towards the end of the rules[1] seems noteworthy (though not unexpected). >Each Entrant hereby grants Sponsor and its affiliates a non-exclusive, perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, and royalty-free licen
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by sigmar 10y ago
>What are we going to do on Mars? Probably the same stuff we do on Earth? Also- sports would be pretty cool in low gravity (37% of Earth's gravity)
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by sigmar 10y ago
>Corrections have been made to its latitude and longitude four times over the past 50 years, the Times reports. The last adjustment there, in 1994, was about 656 feet. >The next adjustment is said to be due by the end of this year, on
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by sigmar 10y ago
This does seem more like a personal spat rather than an actual intellectual argument. The title itself is absurd given the content. Furthermore, I love how she left out any details of the speech that the student was protesting (like that sh
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by sigmar 10y ago
>That's a ridiculous argument. You don't just "hang around" child porn websites without participating. I'm pretty sure his argument was that the site could have had other purposes. >But it's absolutely ri
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by sigmar 10y ago
This is the second post in the EFF's series on Playpen: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2016/09/playpen-story-some-fou...
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by sigmar 10y ago
Have you used bots in Allo or telegram or facebook messenger or discord or slack? They can be very helpful.
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by sigmar 10y ago
I'm big into privacy and that actually makes some sense to me. Though I'm a little concerned that if E2E isn't the default, it will be buried in the settings and most users won't ever think to use it.
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by sigmar 10y ago
>"I understand why the buyers feel aggrieved and surprised," said Chris Green, an analyst at the business consultancy Lewis. "But at the same time they bought a machine with a pre-installed version of an operating system.
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by sigmar 10y ago
It could also mean that the discussions are ongoing but McLaren doesn't want to lose their bargaining power by admitting the possibility. Their PR is under no obligation to be 100% honest and won't be if it is not in the company&#
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by sigmar 10y ago
I've seen tons of people video chatting throughout public spaces in NYC, usually with headphones on so they can hear the other person. None of those people looked "like an asshole"
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by sigmar 10y ago
2 cameras aren't enough for an accurate depth map though, right? I thought you need infrared.
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by sigmar 10y ago
It's stated in the end of the paper. Less than $100
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by sigmar 10y ago
Less than $100. It is stated on page 9
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by sigmar 10y ago
This is contradicted within the linked research: >The same approach could be applied to the newer models of iPhone. The same type of LGA60 NAND chips are used up to the iPhone 6 Plus. Any attacker with sufficient technical
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by sigmar 10y ago
>Similarly Hilary advocates for banning encryption Does she? Her tech platform seemed pretty supportive of Apple's stance on encryption: http://appleinsider.com/articles/16/06/29/hillary-clintons-
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by sigmar 10y ago
o.0 Did you click the link? It goes to right when he starts explaining Earpods switching to lightning, with "digital audio" written in the slide, and reiterating "digital audio" multiple times.
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by sigmar 10y ago
>I have doubts that the EarPods are digital also it's not stated anywhere. They specifically said in the announcement that the earpods are digital not analog: https://youtu.be/G6I-IKYEVMI?t=21045

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