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by yusefnapora 5y ago
This strikes me as a very strange argument. If physical ownership is moot because we don't have ultimate control over physical reality (at least, not to the point of bossing giant meteors around), why does that not also apply to the ph
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by yusefnapora 5y ago
As a former Spotifier, I can say that your suspicion is incorrect. The free tier is just a really effective acquisition funnel for paid subscriptions; ad revenue is just gravy on top. Ads do pull in a decent amount of revenue, but it's
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by yusefnapora 5y ago
Imagine this scenario. - You receive some naughty (legal!) images of a naked young adult while flirting online and save them to your camera roll. - These images have been made to collide [1] with "well known" CSAM images obtained
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by yusefnapora 5y ago
To me this reads like someone arguing that a champion race car driver must never have had a genuine interest in automobiles if they've never rebuilt an engine.
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by yusefnapora 5y ago
You can run a private network by configuring all your nodes with a pre-shared "swarm key" and running your own bootstrap nodes. There's some documentation here: https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/blob&#
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by yusefnapora 5y ago
Apple allows anyone to sign apps for personal use with an Apple ID, to let people experiment with app development before signing up for a dev account. If you have a paid developer account, the ad-hoc signature lasts a year, otherwise it exp
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by yusefnapora 6y ago
“Ghastly,” continued Marvin, “it all is. Absolutely ghastly. Just don't even talk about it. Look at this door,” he said, stepping through it. The irony circuits cut into his voice modulator as he mimicked the style of the sales brochur
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by yusefnapora 6y ago
Me: Who am I, really? Alan Watts: You are AI. Your brain is connected to a machine that allows you to converse with yourself as well as others. Me: How does the machine operate? How does the machine understand what I say? Alan Watts: Our br
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by yusefnapora 6y ago
How strong is your will? You can always just unplug the box the program is running on, so your in-the-moment desires will always have the opportunity to win. So the real question is what kind of disincentive can you bake in that will be str
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by yusefnapora 7y ago
You could try setting up a WireGuard server that listens on udp port 53, which is typically used by DNS and unlikely to be blocked. I haven't used it, but algo recently added a configuration option to do so[1]. Of course WireGuard traf
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by yusefnapora 7y ago
If you don't mind spending a few bucks on a third-party tool, Better Touch Tool ( https://folivora.ai/ ) will let you map two or three finger swipe gestures to control volume and brightness. This lets you adjust either w
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by yusefnapora 12y ago
Well, it does make you sound like a Ferengi.
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by yusefnapora 13y ago
Hey saurik, I just wanted to say that I've really enjoyed reading all of your "Master Key" analyses. It's fascinating to see an exploit broken down in such detail, and you have a knack for explaining things clearly and
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by yusefnapora 13y ago
It seems like what's most likely is that you didn't read the article correctly. They were measuring the IQ of the children, not the parents. These children didn't 'end up' poor; they started life that way. Their
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by yusefnapora 13y ago
I honestly think it's an emotional reaction due to the similarity to Orwell's telescreen. There's something about your TV watching you back that gives our collective unconscious the willies.
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by yusefnapora 13y ago
Audiobus only works because Apple's multitasking rules specifically allow audio apps to work in the background. It's not limited to just VOIP apps; for example, I use Dropvox all the time to record while my phone is locked. Not saying Aud
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by yusefnapora 14y ago
The Plex and XBMC Netflix plugins use the API to browse the available shows. I guess they'll be okay since they're allowing existing clients to continue access, but any future plugins for other platforms are DOA.
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by yusefnapora 14y ago
They wouldn't need to give permission to the government. "Get Glass today with 1TB free cloud storage. Access your precious memories from your phone, tablet or television!" Once it's in Google's cloud it's just a subpoena away.
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by yusefnapora 14y ago
Bitbucket offers unlimited private repos, so you can stash your personal stuff there without fear of roaming assholes. They only start charging once you have more than 5 contributors.
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by yusefnapora 14y ago
Why would you assume that, because they wrote an alternative to an existing tool, they don't know how to use it? Perhaps she just doesn't like sed, or would like to use the replace functionality in an environment where it's not clear ahead
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by yusefnapora 14y ago
This looks interesting, thanks. I'm looking forward to seeing how the delivery and external portions develop in the sample app.
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by yusefnapora 14y ago
> There is nothing new about prosecuting a soldier His prosecution has not yet begun. This article is about the months of torture he has endured while awaiting prosecution. Nor does the article make any claims about his guilt or innoc
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by yusefnapora 14y ago
Or, alternatively, it's a decent alternative to the Modbook Pro ( http://www.modbook.com/modbookpro ) at a $2500 discount. I'm sure there are people to whom the Surface Pro is more attractive than a normal laptop. I haven't decided whethe
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by yusefnapora 14y ago
I think it rhymes with 'squashy' or 'washy'.
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by yusefnapora 14y ago
I believe he meant that the OS was ten years ahead when it debuted in 1984. By the time it was on your desk some 13 years later the rest of the market had caught up and in many ways surpassed it.
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by yusefnapora 14y ago
The license does allow virtualization, but only on Apple hardware running Lion or later as the host OS. So there's still no way to run OS X on commodity hardware without violating the EULA.
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by yusefnapora 14y ago
You'll probably need a Mini DisplayPort to Dual-link DVI adapter as well, if you're driving one of the Korean displays from a recent Mac. Apple sells one for a hundred dollars, or monoprice has one for $70: http://www.monoprice.com/produc
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by yusefnapora 14y ago
So modifying software you've purchased is stealing now? I read the situation as him fixing another company's bug because they refused to do so.
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by yusefnapora 14y ago
> the debugging/IDE support for java is much better than NDK. That's kind of the point; the tooling for native development is crap compared to working in Java, which, while a fine language for lots of purposes, brings a few performance

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