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by tmzt 13y ago
Is that not how many businesses and government purchase enterprise licenses of Microsoft software? In addition to this it seems to be common to purchase one license with hardware and a second license for the same software (but potentially a
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by tmzt 13y ago
I might have been mislead by the use of IP, the handset is what is tracked and it usually is more precise than just what tower the device is associated with. It can include measurements taken from multiple towers, which can be derived from
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by tmzt 13y ago
Well first I would argue that we did see this coming: AAA games make money but so do casual and free-to-play games. Wii established the precedent, and follow on devices such as the Ouya expand the market for console devices for casual game
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by tmzt 13y ago
A couple of things: 1. That is true of some cell-based mobile data solutions, but others use an actual IPv4/v6 address assigned to each mobile session. 2. Some popular webmail systems hide the source IP address, while others include a
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by tmzt 13y ago
If an extension to XvMC or the proprietary ATI/Nvidea equivalent supported a protected path for media content, which could theoretically bypass the kernel by sending ciphertext directly to the renderer, then Widevine or another DRM sy
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by tmzt 13y ago
But even so, the DRM system was not available cross-platform. Something like Moonlight could process the data but could not play back encrypted video using the Microsoft DRM system. Each platform will offer a different DRM implementation, b
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by tmzt 13y ago
Would it be possible to support XMPP Streams like those used in the OLPC project? You could then share a service with other users over jabber, or browse the services exposed by a jid.
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by tmzt 13y ago
Would you do this by creating your own EME in a cross-browser manner? I guess the built in support for basic encryption would work here (the mandatory profile). You could even deliver the symmetric key out-of-band with asymmetric encryption
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by tmzt 13y ago
Wouldn't the statements by the Chairman Mike and the others that they have changed their habits confirm to them that those changes were affected? If the goal here is to protected "sources and methods" why are members of the C
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by tmzt 13y ago
Right, I can see why the hash of the file would be important, but I can't see why they would include the plain text URL instead of a hash. It would be interesting to have a hash of a file that could identify embedded data but exclude p
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by tmzt 13y ago
I had the recent experience of suggesting a Google Chromebook for a user, possibly as a laptop alternative to her current desktop computer. Her main concern was being able to use Print Shop. I looked for a cloud application with the same fe
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by tmzt 13y ago
What would that be collecting when the main application processor and baseband processors are not powered? The battery referenced in the article is likely to backup a RAM chip and isn't even used in most modern phone/smartphone de
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by tmzt 13y ago
Will a GSM phone ring if only the paging frequency is received? It's possible it couldn't bring up the CS session but still rang.
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by tmzt 13y ago
It would be extremely useful for getting Skype in Outlook.com.
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by tmzt 13y ago
why wouldn't it be a hash of the download URL only?
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by tmzt 13y ago
There is no reason to believe that every car on the road will simultaneously be automated when it is much more likely that the transition will be gradual. Relying on computer networks built on mesh technology, or using transponders embedded
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by tmzt 13y ago
UML is a little different, using a Linux kernel which relies on the system calls of a parent kernel. The other technologies you mentioned, and LXC which docker is built on, have a single unified kernel which interprets paths and other names
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by tmzt 13y ago
The facilities in the kernel for doing this have gotten better progressively over the years. Support for separate namespaces, and adding more and more of those types of namespaces have only been added in the last few years.
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by tmzt 13y ago
I'm guessing all Commerical OSINT is. I read http://kgsnightwatch.com nightly and used to read the DHS OSINT open source report daily. (Both are available to the general public.) I want to be informed as a citizen and as a
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by tmzt 13y ago
Thanks for the reply. Do you have a Github repository or some other URL for this code? Sorry for the confusion, but by "stewardship" I meant that you maintain or manipulate the data but do not control the place that is stored. I c
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by tmzt 13y ago
I would like to see an argument for not releasing the Google Reader Android app source code, I can't imagine what in there exposes a critical Google service. If that was the concern they could leave that component out. (I'm talki
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by tmzt 13y ago
It seems that Feedly's Cloud API may be the best replacement for the Reader backend (really an ATOM PUB feed source). It may not however turn out to be the best frontend for our use case. I would like to see if it is possible to rebuil
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by tmzt 13y ago
Right, in your EQ example it may be an envelope displayed as an appropriate graph with a particle engine (or 2d representation) which when manipulated modifies the audio output. The analog version is gone, which is just a bad mapping of &qu
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by tmzt 13y ago
> that the future of interface is essentially data visualisation Does that imply that ideal framework would be a data visualization layer? Something that transforms a generic representation of data into markup with style? Could we build
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by tmzt 13y ago
What kind of API do you see as valuable for something like that, disconnecting the ownership and control of data from stewardship? Can you see a design for something that would applicable to other products, whether it was built on S3 or a n
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by tmzt 13y ago
A similar application exists for Gnome, called Referencer ( https://launchpad.net/referencer ). It keeps a library of PDF files and can extract metadata such as title and DOI.
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by tmzt 13y ago
If that's the case how they avoid storage costs for the batteries in the automated retrieval system? What's the upper limit on batteries that can be kept at a single location? What about a two week plus trip?
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by tmzt 13y ago
Part of PSR-0 is a standard for autoloading namespaced classes, so, if you write you're own autoloader, implementing PSR-0 is neccessary to support loading libraries using that standard. The situation before PSR-0 was a mess of differe
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by tmzt 13y ago
React ( http://reactphp.org ) is nice if you want to do real-time or websocket stuff. Also supports asynchronous Redis, ZeroMQ, and DNS queries. I would love to see an asynchronous database client (for instance Mysql) for it, but
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by tmzt 13y ago
If you have a Galaxy Nexus S or similar you could try the FirefoxOS image, the base Linux system on there is quite simple and everything seems to be available in Github. Of course you still have the baseband to worry about, but apart from a

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