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by xlayn 12y ago
It's all about obsesive compulsive. I count myself on that group... I bought every recommended pair of headphones promising more and more magic but one day you come to notice that it's just a sound equalizer and some people like i
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by xlayn 12y ago
Yeah every once in a while... a little bit of heuristics, a little bit of laziness.
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by xlayn 12y ago
People love not to think... Google is a business and the primary objective of any business is to make money (the vision/mission and others is for the people who love free lunch) Why captcha? to provide a service in a trade for "fr
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by xlayn 12y ago
This is dumb. Why not a system in which the developer provide his inputs as well as the affected user all done by a dll that's carried by all the appliations on the company that fills the correct TFS (or Git/Svn/Etc) so you c
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by xlayn 12y ago
if it's true that you may be ready to pull the trigger on your decision and once you are completely true you will be on a curious position, you in that precise moment are free, as it doesn't matter (as it was going to end anyway)
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by xlayn 12y ago
notice, loss of context make for a lot of them to sound ackward, dumb or extreme.
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by xlayn 13y ago
very profound analysis of a button (sarcasm) with a catchy title...... NEXT!!
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by xlayn 13y ago
indeed, will probably fallback to either one of those depending upon device parameters, a small price to pay for those not willing to risk
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by xlayn 13y ago
This is a rant about I can't manage my own life: there is no reason to pay attention to what you don't want, unless you do. Unsubscribe, if you can't flag as spam, pay your bills on time (do I really need to say that?). Add o
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by xlayn 13y ago
or you can just cut the two data cables or put a piece of tape on the two data connectors on a usb2 cable.... pleaaaase and it's almost free...
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by xlayn 13y ago
btw, as much as I hate to think this, HN is our FB. I'm not answering or working on the answer to the question, what great thing should I do with my life here... just the small immediate gratification... it's not just about the ce
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by xlayn 13y ago
Still not... Thinking is expensive... The problem is an economy one... You are basically consuming instead of creating... So the term "Zombie" I think is accurate, this is the new religion, the way of getting people think away of
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by xlayn 13y ago
Even a nexus 4 in a complete sealed bag would be smaller and more functional.... included leds, lot of sensors, cell chips and others...
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by xlayn 13y ago
Interestingly you don't touch one of the arguments, physical connections limit the connections (as in bandwidth and future updatability) but the same is true for the internal of cpus and their connections with the RAM and when evolutio
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by xlayn 13y ago
This post doesn't add anything to the original one. End of the story....
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by xlayn 13y ago
They already have the info, the problem is preventing the spreading (well, their problem on this scenario) so is just necessary to block the signal back
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by xlayn 13y ago
Excellent, but the point is to make the most secure/cheap solution, he already has a mountain a he could build a room with gigantic 100mt of steel walls with a piece of paper with the pass on it recorded by 100 webcams on 100 diff conn
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by xlayn 13y ago
still playing the "hiding" card. put random players on online games with the answer and make them release on certain time.
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by xlayn 13y ago
third tough, what if we take something people would do for something they desire a lot... money, what if we replicate the bitcoin schema and make use of all the hashes as required to decrypt the file? you do already have times for some real
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by xlayn 13y ago
Also it's cheaper than your options, also your options are not that "real world" factible without some serious money.
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by xlayn 13y ago
If the probe is destroyed so is the the possibility of decryption. Same for the second option. In fact the problem is not related to time, but to the processing time and it's hard for two reasons, the math has to be so incredible/
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by xlayn 13y ago
first than nothing, discussion about the topic is great as most of the times is @hn, but I have this felling about this post: why this kind of post keep appearing in HN? is this also going to go the same way of decadence as slashdot to end
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by xlayn 13y ago
No better news for the industry and users could have been know today.
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by xlayn 13y ago
"So, he wants things to be so easy to use that you don't have to know anything about how they work" That's half part of the flawed argument, even it happens you should be able to use it for some purpose, so that's a
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by xlayn 13y ago
So much to discuss here: 1) hard numbers; where do I confirm everything you are saying, analogy to economy does not make it true (nor are you proving that the first concept it's true) 2) if you create something specific to A, expecting
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by xlayn 13y ago
What if that liberty, that sense of discovering how to change it was not an intended side effect, and the more controlled ipad environment is? agree that exposure to that "primitive" environment and the desire to create something
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by xlayn 13y ago
On the other hand I'm happy to discover I'm not the only one loving thinkpad hardware, even if I can't find a difference between the IBM and lenovo interpretations...
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by xlayn 13y ago
Why oh why would "The de facto standard platform for web development is the Macbook"? Web is browser interpreted, last time I checked safari was not the most used browser (even it it has port for windows) http://www.w3s
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by xlayn 13y ago
and I ask, how is that the use of open source software can guarantee privacy? from the article "OpenMailBox is an recently email service (June 2013), which promises to respect your privacy thanks to the exclusive use of free software &
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by xlayn 13y ago
You are right, and then it comes android over it, more of the same for them all, now for the average user that makes the business profitable, this means nothing... (so I'm with you) so still why? advertizing .... average user would loo

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