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strooper
9y ago
Redhat is technically doing the enterprises a big favor by adding support on top of tested open source technologies and making the applications enterprise ready. Redhat (IBM, and so on) is also doing open source community a big favor by mak
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9y ago
It's very confusing how a prestigious institute , like Harvard makes decisions. They first offer fellowship to Chelsea Manning but back off after threatened by CIA chief. They honor Aung San Suu kyi, the top leader of Myanmar, as the H
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Ask HN: What are the top static websites?
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9y ago
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Ask HN: What are the top static websites?
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9y ago
Google News has been the first page of any news media for me for last several years. I have relied on the the summery of the news under the headlines to consider whether to go to the news details or skip to the next news. And this latest re
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How to make the freelancers work for free
(medium.com)
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9y ago
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How to get a website designed for (almost) free
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9y ago
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10y ago
The issue is- trademarks are not universal, country specific. So, which trademark do gTLDs respect? Only US? or even for little countries? Or no ones?
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Where do new gTLDs stand on trademark issue?
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10y ago
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10y ago
Just curious relevant to this topic- who needs RAM over 16 GB in a thin, mid-range laptop whose processor ends with the letter "U"? An advice for the multimedia pros- please stop whining about the RAM limitation of MBP 2016 and ge
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Ask HN: Why aren't desktop OS sold in chips?
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Ask HN: What's the point of making smartphones slimmer and slippery?
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10y ago
I wonder how they are managing and keeping up with excellent products without right management behind the scene?
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strooper
10y ago
Isn't "terrorism" a source of spreading power and control both nationally and internationally, without which we wouldn't be able to justify our act? It's not an eye opener report that is telling something we already
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10y ago
“The only way they could punish us is by punishing themselves,” Mr. Truman said. The perfect solution to this situation!
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10y ago
In the world of multi billion dollar ad industry literally controlling the contents in www, it is truly brave effort, or blackmailing based monetization. Remember Ad block plus whiltelisting ads after getting paid?
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10y ago
Every digital transaction is trackable throughout it's lifecycle. Every transaction can be traced back to the origin even it changes hands several times. An ideal government can make a good use of this feature to enforce law for greate
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10y ago
I wonder what he uses as a (Smart)phone, if he uses any at all. Since there are very few with physical lens cover for the back camera, and probably none covering both (the front camera and the back). Recently, I have got back to feature pho
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strooper
11y ago
I didn't realize that browser would spill my local IP address, or might be able to scan local devices in the same network. Shouldn't browsers have settings to enable/disable access to device sensors or data?
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11y ago
Practically, backdoored firmware doesn't necessarily run services and communicates to the mothership all the time, nor does it communicate using conventional protocols. It creates invisible hole in the system beyond OS's reach to
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Ask HN: What to do when a leading Telecom operator neglects T&C?
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11y ago
Perhaps it shows how flawed the so called online polls are. They obviously don't represent the fact, nor the concern of the majority; rather outputs the interest of the highly motivated biased group.
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strooper
11y ago
When citizens of the world are failing to comprehend the idea of electronic surveillance, electronics and software pioneers and developers should take the lead in pushing those ideas to the cliff.
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Ask HN: Virtual environment to build android apps?
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11y ago
For the sake of argument, if we assume that US government has right to protect its citizens from the monstrous conspiring world, why are they exporting these backdoor technologies to secret services all over the world? Even the countries ch
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Ask HN: Any luck with DigitalOcean affiliate service?
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