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by ytdht 11y ago
this already exist... one of many examples (and probably not the best one but I can't find the one that I have in mind): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uXoGDQGRdo
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by ytdht 11y ago
they are awesome, but not that difficult to implement
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by ytdht 11y ago
For the ethernet port, it is very much Apple's style... but either way, using consumer Apple devices for servers only make sense if you get them for free (civil forfeiture for example)...
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Stop CISA: Join EFF in a Week of Action Opposing Broad Surveillance Legislation(eff.org)
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by ytdht 11y ago
there could be much more data if you did a scribble, and it could translate to some specific data that could be useful (to stop by a third party number or code that doesn't mean anything by itself. is only useful to promote the cloud o
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by ytdht 11y ago
Maybe the government should split Youtube from Google and then Google+ would not be an issue... (maybe other services should stand on their own also)
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by ytdht 11y ago
I contacted them, and they replied today saying that it will be available next week.
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by ytdht 11y ago
Do you know of any plans to expand it further? or was there any substantial problems discovered that could not be solved?
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by ytdht 11y ago
I would think so because analog TV over the air was able to travel more then 9 miles, but I don't think that toy drones can go that high, but that will probably change...
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Using GPG to Encrypt Your Data(nas.nasa.gov)
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by ytdht 11y ago
Enabling Super Wi-Fi[1] nation-wide would be a good start to a better system for wireless communications for drones and other internet-connected devices 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Wi-Fi
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by ytdht 11y ago
They probably already can, if the use the right exploit.
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by ytdht 11y ago
maybe a random page of content would have been a better indicator
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by ytdht 11y ago
I got stung with it too, but was refunded...
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by ytdht 11y ago
Next will be the Airbnb for coffees... and meals, perhaps.
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by ytdht 11y ago
the problem with security updates is that they often include feature updates that are not security related... companies like Google appear to have too many engineers and implement changes that I would rather skip.
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by ytdht 11y ago
looks like they edited out another 3 minutes... original, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBh3wzXd3vg , new one, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CaW09Ymr2BA
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by ytdht 11y ago
HTML6, the structured web that can be consumed any way you like.
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by ytdht 11y ago
that's an easy question... yes and no. You need them because many things are not available without one and you don't need them because anything can be done without one if the proper native applications exist... but that doesn&#x
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by ytdht 11y ago
if everyone would think like you, almost nothing would end up on HN
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by ytdht 11y ago
This webrtc local network IP leak definitely looks like a "bug" that was inserted...
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by ytdht 11y ago
if he responded in less then 24 hours, I would include the times with the dates
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by ytdht 11y ago
also, I might be wrong, but, if you comment about an idea that doesn't conform to a sub-reddit's ideology, you can get down-voted to oblivion for no obvious reason... I used to not like Facebook's idea of not providing a disl
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by ytdht 11y ago
or would it be enough to have 2 different routers, one for Internet and one for the local network?
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by ytdht 11y ago
but CDNs themselves are also dangerous to the public... they reduce privacy...
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by ytdht 11y ago
makes sense from a Coinbase's perspective to present facts like this, I guess...
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by ytdht 11y ago
do you mean Sputnik?
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by ytdht 11y ago
hopefully they are not taking the pictures ~72 seconds too late
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by ytdht 11y ago
you probably can still delete your submission
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Xkcd: Pluto(xkcd.com)
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