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widforss
10y ago
Why not just tap at the repeaters? The signal has to be electrical there, and you can probably make it so that maintainance teams don't notice the tap.
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Tesla chrashes on highway in Netherlands
(teslaclubsweden.se)
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10y ago
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widforss
10y ago
The standalone Office suite and Office 365 are two entirely different beasts I would say.
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widforss
10y ago
We used Windows phones at my last place. I would say that the biggest problem for corporate users is the confusion between Azure AD accounts and Microsoft accounts (we didn't manage the phones in any way). It was really hard to explain
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widforss
10y ago
Because Microsoft is Microsoft and everybody knows everything about Microsofts products. There is no need to explain anything, right?
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10y ago
This is definetly not working. I'm certain that one can write a program like this, but I'm consistenly getting 50 % even though I use different strategies every time.
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10y ago
As a refugee one is looking for a better life per definition. Surely the primary goal is to get away from war or threats of violence and death, but if you were starting over, wouldn't you want to start with the best possible odds?
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widforss
10y ago
No, it's in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights article 14.1: "Everyone has the right to seek and to enjoy in other countries asylum from persecution."
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10y ago
A $63,000 salary does not seem too bad for being in Sweden. Sure, it's not as ridiculously high as some salaries are, but the general public would consider it a high compensation.
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10y ago
Haha, Västerås is my hometown, I'm home for the summer and has just binge watched through all six seasons of the HBO series ^_^
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Kepler spacecraft in emergency mode
(phys.org)
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11y ago
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11y ago
How far could the FBI use this case as a precedent if it goes through? Could they demand to get stuff signed and put on Canonicals repos? Could they demand to get a MS-signed EFI? Or could this case just be used as a precedent in cases that
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widforss
11y ago
Do you have any mailing list so that we could get a notification when html5 is available? I am very interested in the service, but Flash is a big no-no for me and will forget it in a week if I do not subscribe.
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11y ago
Not really related, but I had another idea (more of an art project) about installing a projector in a public place or maybe on a uni campus that you could text to and have it project your message. Some kind of experiment of uncensored ampli
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11y ago
Haha, cool. I think I could compete with that, as a hobbyist business for non-profits in my home market at least.
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11y ago
I seriously was contemplating a business idea on my way home from work today that was based on making polling via sms easy.
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11y ago
But that won't help if you're up to the sort of attacker disk encryption is supposed to protect from, right? Disk encryption protects data at rest, in which case you can assume the attacker has loaded the flash into his own system
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11y ago
Can someone confirm that the US Government is actually running a Tumblr account to publish declassified content? This seem absurd to me.
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Elite scientists can hold back science
(vox.com)
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11y ago
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Will Fear Change the Internet?
(nbcnews.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
> "By clicking the button _above_, you agree to receive promotional emails from OneDrive." So, the button to the left shouldn't have any real effect?
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Thank you for using Microsoft OneDrive
(preview.onedrive.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Bredbandsbolaget are not that awewsome. They often try to raise their fees without the customers knowing. Most ISPs in Sweden would react this way, but if you want one ISP to rule them all, that would be Bahnhof.
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11y ago
I will soon warn my users when they're recieving an email that is not PGP-encrypted.
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11y ago
I would say that it would depend. I'm primarily thinking of big picture political questions, and in that general area I feel that simple answers are mostly flawed answers. However, in engineering, I apply the *nix philosophy of less is
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11y ago
I tend to avoid people who comes up with simple solutions based on their ideology. Folks who are honest about not having a simple solution makes a much more intelligent impression on me. Does this comment make me a hypocrite?
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11y ago
Wouldn't it be appropiate to update the website to account for this?
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On the (in)security of a self-encrypting drive series [pdf]
(eprint.iacr.org)
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11y ago
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11y ago
My only reference to deep links are the deep web links. The modern concept of mobile deep links throws me of the ball every time.
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11y ago
Hey, looks cool. But Flash? Seriously guys ...
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