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by yoo1I 10y ago
... "in the United State of America".
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by yoo1I 10y ago
Well, ideally you'd set up some sort of system where multiple people work on managing a repository, similar to maybe how linux distributions package applications and libraries.
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by yoo1I 10y ago
But that's still just software stored in a ROM chip. I think what he meant was implementing the actual logic in silicon. Something like a hardwired CPU. I'm not aware of such a machine.
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by yoo1I 10y ago
Do you mind sharing what you don't like about it? I'm honestly curious.
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by yoo1I 10y ago
It's like he's Justin Biber or something ...
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by yoo1I 10y ago
Because not everything needs to be on amazon. Also, the blog at least is wordpress, not "static".
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by yoo1I 10y ago
> vestibular stimulation Whoa! I have been kind of watching the whole VR thing from the sidelines, and I didn't expect this to be even anything somebody was even thinking about. Thanks for the hint! Are there any specific projects t
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by yoo1I 10y ago
> Tax is unethical by its very nature (it is theft, regardless of justifications). This is incorrect. Taxation is neither unethical, nor "theft".
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Delta built the more efficient TSA checkpoints that the TSA couldn't(theverge.com)
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by yoo1I 10y ago
You should do nothing. I can think of at least one good reason why I want to do that though: to disable their tracking of non-users on this my computer.
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by yoo1I 10y ago
The marketplace of ideas just, rightly, rejected your elaborate but essentially baseless claim that anti-discrimination victimizes everyone who is not in the group being "de-victimized". It would be comical if it wasn't so sa
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by yoo1I 10y ago
I recognized the beard and glasses in the first frame of the video. Thanks!
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by yoo1I 10y ago
This is pretty cool! A couple if years ago, I saw a short documentary about some commercial software that was able to take the recording of an orchestra, separate the instruments and allow the user to edit the pitch and volume of an individ
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by yoo1I 10y ago
For starters it wouldn't lower overall security by all that much[0] [0] http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/investigation-breaches-u...
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by yoo1I 10y ago
Obviously being careful with your belongings, as with your personal safety, makes a lot of sense to avoid harm. However, clearly, if someone steals your things, or attacks you, it is irrelevant if you did or did not take care of your stuff:
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by yoo1I 10y ago
Clearly that was wrong of her, and should not be diminished. The difference is that I would not be surprised that any random person I meet anywhere turns of out to be a thief, but I, and I expect lots of other people, hold government employ
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by yoo1I 10y ago
If the government decides they need to take my stuff away from me to check it, they better make sure that I get it back correctly. In this case the TSA handed the laptop to someone other than the owner. If this happens, clearly the proces
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by yoo1I 10y ago
That's exactly what happened in Brussels. "And besides, if we made airplanes completely safe, the terrorists would simply start bombing other places that are crowded. Porn shops, crack houses, titty bars, and gangbangs. You know,
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by yoo1I 10y ago
> Can you think of a way of changing the process that would result in a net benefit for everyone? That one's easy: Getting rid of the TSA alltogether.
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by yoo1I 10y ago
That only works for very simple surveillance. It has complete control over your hardware, and it can encode information that it wants to get off of the system in a variety of different ways. If you want to firewall ports or IP addresses o
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by yoo1I 10y ago
Relevant, related talk from 32C3 by Joanna Rutkowska https://media.ccc.de/v/32c3-7352-towards_reasonably_trustwor...
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by yoo1I 10y ago
Sigh ... chrashes on Chromium on Linux as well. <tinfoil_hat>maybe ME is detecting it and wants to prevent us from knowing about it?!?</tinfoil_hat>
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by yoo1I 10y ago
I found that starting with something simple and useful helped me lot's unerstanding how these things work. So I started writing a JSON parser. The JSON spec is relatively simple, while still retaining enough complexity to learn from s
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by yoo1I 10y ago
That is not what net neutrality means.
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by yoo1I 10y ago
I have no idea, but I saw this tweet > @Pinboard they did talk about privacy though: the video app shows your camera feed to whoever calls you before your call starts https://twitter.com/computerality/status/732
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by yoo1I 10y ago
What do you need to do to be able to get this convenience ?
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by yoo1I 10y ago
Do you have a picture of that? That sounds cool. What do you plant there that's more delicious than strawberries ?
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by yoo1I 10y ago
I run a small operation providing websites/online storage/email for a couple of friends and small businesses, and I use this as recovery solution to a master key. I distributed the encrypted very big master key, full system docume
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by yoo1I 10y ago
No I'll have to agree with your parent. The N900 FM functionality ( among it's other great advantages ) was pretty good. I used to use it all the time.
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by yoo1I 10y ago
Could you elaborate ? It seems to me that music delivered via my speakers is the product itself.

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