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by vonklaus 10y ago
im broke so i don't pay, currently using 3mo apple music subscription. that said even when i get a mediocre salary i would pay 9.99 for apple music (or spotify). at most states minimum wage this is ~1 hour a month. since the movie&#x2F
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by vonklaus 10y ago
interesting, i couldn't see this scaling past 3-4 people. i figure the dedicated desk might be worth it, or at least space to get out of the house and network, but for 2500 5 people can probably do better even with flexible arrangement
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by vonklaus 10y ago
iirc there were some iot webcams with publicly hacked streams up on a website. either way, removing bt had to be security related. that said, it is a core component, and basically the innovation/disruption if you even want to call it t
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by vonklaus 10y ago
my ISP Cox, had server failure for several hours about 2 weeks ago. It was a DNS issue as well. I don't want to take 2 unrelated things and call them similar, but one has to imagine if some of the above posters are substantiated severa
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by vonklaus 10y ago
Correct, city, state and to some extent federal law. As well as various international companies and the international regional equivalents
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by vonklaus 10y ago
my thought for the last couple years has been they are an information arbitrage/market maker probably similar to AMZN. I also have to imagine they are working on a self driving car. On top of engineering spend they are basically at war
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by vonklaus 10y ago
right. not to be unkind but i follow ethereum and i dont have time to read every whitepaper that comes out. unless there is a good website that explains how and why, it doesn't matter what the technical details are. i skimmed the white
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by vonklaus 10y ago
hmmm. this seems wildly unneccessary. derivatives are complicated finacial products, why do they need to be introduced into an ecosystsm that is complex by itself. also, on mobile (presumably also on the web) it just says derivatives built
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by vonklaus 10y ago
what if they banded together and competed. i don't want to trvialize it but youtube is annoying as fuck. * pointless comment system * inability/difficult to just get audio, especially mobile * horrible search experience * weird ch
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by vonklaus 10y ago
I was curious about the useability. Assuming your configurations are both in perfect parity from a security standpoint, I would be curious to know how broadly available or unavail SS is. A user can turn it off (true of cookies), and iirc br
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by vonklaus 10y ago
again, just to reiterate my unwavering unpopular viewpoint: having a single entity (or 2-3 colluding entities) control vaste swathes of the internet is fucking insane. * 1 - 2 last mile providers per area. * google virtually entire world se
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by vonklaus 10y ago
i am totally in agreement that they will largely evolve in paralell. i just think the market op is much higher for mil tech now. Most technologies are funded and developed in research stage for military applications, internet being one exam
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by vonklaus 10y ago
i think the entire military spending in the U.S. was >650B. It is probably insanely hard to train a robot to walk around an unknown environment, pick clothes up, launder & dry them, and then have the dexterity to fold them. What perc
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by vonklaus 10y ago
This changed my perception after reading. I was skepitcal this grant money was wasted, but we do need to fund things that help us understand ourselves better and also enjoy/entertain us. One funny thing though was his quote: > Reall
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by vonklaus 10y ago
this is helpful. there was a total dump of Chrome on the desktop, which I thought was pretty bad, but if i understand correctly what youve said, that would indicate an attempt to get the accounts right there. Either way, for sure has to be
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by vonklaus 10y ago
hahaha i am not 100% sure. However, in terms of starbucks, you could probably respond with, write Abraham Lincoln, on my cup. Thus what you have said is technicaly simply a command but not a claim.
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by vonklaus 10y ago
I really really hope you mean google desktop search.
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by vonklaus 10y ago
basically the same way. the system would still be balkanized and terrible, but you would have a full searchable copy. it would basically be the equiv of itunes. you bring it to all youdt docs and u put your records on it, then they keep the
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by vonklaus 10y ago
* A personalized search engine. * portable software that is in a usb that stores your medical records. The problem is that all medical records are disaggregated and you have to bring them everywhere with you and the systems are incompatable
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by vonklaus 10y ago
iMessage came out in 2011, and was likely in development much earlier. this company incorporated in 2015. So, I understand what you are saying and it is why I noted problems with any one factor being used, but summarizing and adding what I
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by vonklaus 10y ago
i am not a security professional and i am recalling what i have read before. as mentioned some malware targets the bootloader and is persistantly loaded at startup. i am not sure what is technically correct, so maybe someone will chime in,
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by vonklaus 10y ago
thank you for posting this. i realized this earlier in the day, your comment only became visible to me in the last 10 mins pr so. i noticed replies ceased several hours ago and emailed HN support. the link had been flagged by several users
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by vonklaus 10y ago
If you see below, I clarified what I meant, but admittedly just a thought expiriment. However, it would certianly not be dooggooders. It would be a group of self-interested companies colluding to kill patent trolls to protect themselves fro
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by vonklaus 10y ago
I approached it like a thought experiment, and it isn't really a workable strategy, especially not something I would argue should be eployed in perpetuatiy. It is an issue that should be handled legislatively, but in this thought exper
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by vonklaus 10y ago
my guess is, without any insider information, they were (or at least would be) willing to deal with negative pr, for the amount of data this program is likely to get.' While google (and many others) have been working on self-driving ca
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by vonklaus 10y ago
Here is how we can start killing patent trolls vernetx stock is trading at 4.89 and has a total marketcap of $252M[0]. When the list a massive portfolio (e.g. a huge weapons cache which is then publicly purchaseable) all major companies and
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by vonklaus 10y ago
I want to clarify, securing a system from this caliber of attack is fairly trivial: * replace/reformat hardrive * replace RAM sticks for good measure, as I have them already. * config firewall * put on standard windows security setting
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by vonklaus 10y ago
> You are assuming they broke the european legislation for "a few years"? Not parent. I am not particularly famiiar with that legislation, but if it says that allowing websites to use your API and embed links to your site and p
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by vonklaus 10y ago
oh man. That is terrible but helpful. That is similar to what happened and it was ($260 CAD, but we are US based), so it sounds like this is ongoing, and exactly what i wanted to know. They will likely call again to retarget her as it was s
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by vonklaus 10y ago
yeah that was my thought. I don't have a sata, but I do have a compatible HD with a windows install laying around, so I put as much of her data as I could into the cloud and maxed out a MS OneCloud 5gb for backup, then swapped drives.

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