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https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/3da793/fbi-arrest... https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/7xdxg9/fbi-hackin... https://wikileaks.org/ciav7p1&#x
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From the diagrams on nyt, it looks like they never went underwater. I was under the impression they had to navigate through a small passage that was 3 feet across under water.
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Why would anyone pay 2k to use a crappy keyboard? It's unbelievable. I still admit macos is a nice *nix os.
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does their package manager still suck?
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Tracking movements of certain populations through mass surveillance is not the same thing as being photographed in public. Facial recognition going mainstream will have large ramifications.
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This is the first apple store I've seen that doesn't have the laptop locks on.
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It's interesting google maps came out with a new pricing model as mapbox gained popularity. It became more expensive and made the market easier for mapbox. Usually google would offer a cheaper, more competitive product but this wasn&#x
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Guess you would too if you were paid for all that overtime.
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Yeah but everyone needs to use a cellphone in this day an age so if you don't want to be tracked like a sheep then a dumb phone with the microphone and camera removed will do the trick. They(3 letter agencies) can only track you to an
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No - every UI becomes stale after years of use. Just ask apple.
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Hilariously we spent all that money on R&D and then the chinese hacked the pentagon to stole the designs and made their copy plane for the fraction of the price. It says alot about the military industrial complex. We'll be at war w
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If the underlying hardware of the phone is compromised, then it doesn't matter what you run on top of it. I am not saying that you shouldn't try rattlesnakeos just that the people you would be installing it for, still have access
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I agree that they should implement a language server but they do have an eclipse plugin[0] that they develop. It's very generous of them to do. [0]: https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin-eclipse
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It's not though because they don't respect ip law so there's no incentive.
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It would be amazing if they rewrote wordpress in C# using modern design patterns.
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The banks profit the most when property prices go to these astronomical prices. People need to remember that they're are mostly paying interest each month. If taxes rises then property prices decrease in value and more money goes to pu
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idk - do consumers really notice if a laptop is 30grams lighter or if it will get them through a full day of work and won't hurt the joints in their fingers after a marathon of typing. Apple makes the best laptop, no doubt but this lap
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It seems like a business thing where thinness=money. Can't be from any other angle.
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Classic case of why business managers shouldn't be directing design of a product. Business managers sees .2mm shaved off the thickness of macbook pro to 'justify' the premium cost of it over other laptops while a developer&#x
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.... I don't know if the FSB has the technical capability but the super cyber forces do(us and china).
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https://www.pcworld.com/article/2083300/report-nsa-intercept... If you know you are not being targeting then you don't have to worry but... If they know who you are and where you live, they can bypass any rou
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I like to point out that if your hardware is compromise then it doesn't matter what you run on top of it. If you are being actively targeted by state actors(fbi,nsa,cia,etc) then your computer is more than likely compromised.
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Well it is in that the trade deficit lowers the value of our currency. The problem is that China has been manipulating the currency value to be lower than it actually is. Which means they can sell a product for less than American companies
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For all the craziness that trumps spews, he's actually pretty level headed about this. Why should USA settle for a trade deficit with China? They manipulate the value of their currency, walk all over our IP laws, and systematically des
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decidethefuture.org
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If you really care about all those features then you would just use kotlin. It works almost seamlessly with Java and has the best ergonomics of any language I have ever used. All those festures are in kotlin and then some.
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"The huge problem is that it's not that much better than Java" I always see the .net fanboys tout how much better C# is than Java with generics, await/async, etc. but at the end of the day it's not that much better
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O like the faceless judges that grant thousands of warrants? There's no accountability and it's absolutely criminal. https://youtu.be/yVwAodrjZMY?t=7m31s
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I can't wait for web assembly to get direct access to dom. Javascript cannot be gone soon enough.
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Ask HN: How do you deal with the FBI/NSA targeting?
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