walid

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by walid 11y ago
This should have been G+ without the creation of a whole social sub domain.
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by walid 11y ago
I think that the blame lies on the FBI. How can non-science be pushed into court under a deceptive cover of legitimacy.
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by walid 11y ago
It doesn't matter if "scientifically invalid" is a vague because when the jury decides based on invalid hair sample analysis then justice is not served. Also some evidence collection might not yield DNA in the first place.
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Scientists may have uncovered what's driving Donald Trump's ascent(vox.com)
5 points by walid 11y ago|0 comments
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by walid 11y ago
This article is nothing more than ideological bullshit.
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by walid 11y ago
From a digital point protective measures such hack proof system can be expensively engineered https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTc1MTg but biology is a little bit trickier. I can think of biosuits o
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by walid 11y ago
Well do consider that Google Maps/Earth don't zoom too much because of security and privacy reasons. If you consider everyday technology that is accessible like https://www.urthecast.com/ and how clear it is then
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by walid 11y ago
You set a scenario for a potential disaster but what has surveillance done to protect those in times square on new year. This question has no answer and the answer if it exists is NOT something a democracy has access to. So if surveillance
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by walid 11y ago
On the 2 points you raise: 1/ I agree with you on the premise that it is somehow inevitable but it is a lawless arena today. 2/ Also the single person does end up having more capability but also protection from them is also more p
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by walid 11y ago
I just remembered. Mubarak the ex-dictator of Egypt became a dictator because of the surveillance apparatus created by his predecessor Jamal Abdul Nasser.
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by walid 11y ago
No the comment is not about dictators, it is about democracies falling. Update: take for example google/twitter/facebook and how they have a lot of control over what we do online. Because they have that info they can influence our
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by walid 11y ago
Yes.
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by walid 11y ago
OMG this guy is trying so hard to be the ultimate contrarian!
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Learnable Programming(worrydream.com)
2 points by walid 11y ago|0 comments
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by walid 11y ago
The true prior art is the door bolt. Slide to unlock. Bringing the same method and procedure to a phone or car shouldn't warrant patent protection.
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by walid 11y ago
The right move for the wrong reasons.
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A game-making app for everyone? – Offworld(boingboing.net)
1 points by walid 11y ago|0 comments
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by walid 12y ago
> We engage in controlled risk . This is probably why your children are much less prone to socially objectionable activities; they get it out of their system. On the other hand, I think it is the easy access of information and videos on
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by walid 12y ago
Cool but a rather restrictive license.
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by walid 12y ago
Most likely it is your extensions. I have the same issues when I load one particular extension which I can't live without. Unfortunately Firefox's major weakness is its major strength.
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by walid 12y ago
The word processor can spay the Firevixen :)
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by walid 12y ago
The CEOs should have gone to jail for this. They literally conspired against honest workers.
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Box is growing fast but losing money as it files to go public(theverge.com)
1 points by walid 13y ago|0 comments
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by walid 13y ago
This is why I'm concerned. With Google pushing the price of online storage down and Box filing for its IPO we might end up with a damaged reputation of online storage companies and result in probably tanking Box's future revenues.
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by walid 13y ago
Will this end up devaluing Dropbox in its future IPO?
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by walid 13y ago
I rely a lot of searching the history and bookmarks from the address bar while the search box heads directly to the search engine and suggests instant results. I also like the privacy I get for not feeding everything I type into Google.
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by walid 13y ago
> -Cease copying Chrome's UI Is it because you want Firefox to be distinct with its own aesthetic or that Chrome is ugly. I don't understand why people keep on bringing this up as if there is much in Chrome's UI to copy.
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Quora's First Verified User Is President Barack Obama(forbes.com)
2 points by walid 13y ago|0 comments
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by walid 13y ago
Will the CEOs ever go to jail for this. This is clearly more than a TOS violation, which can land people in jail.
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The death of Moore’s law(extremetech.com)
3 points by walid 13y ago|0 comments

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