GammaDelta

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   Privacy Implications for OpenStreetView(karp.id.au)

   82 points by GammaDelta 10y ago|38 comments
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   Just how much of a shock can you get from a MacBook charger?(karp.id.au)

   2 points by GammaDelta 12y ago|0 comments
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   by GammaDelta 13y ago

   If a particular group is underrepresented there is a reason for that. It's not necessarily your fault, although unless you're very aware of ingrained sexist structures it's possible that you're contributing accidentally.
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   by GammaDelta 13y ago

   Funnily enough USB's inability to work over longer cable lengths works in its favour here. Generally we don't rely on anything working over 3 metres. Wikipedia says "the maximum power supported is up to 60 W at 20 V, 36 W at
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   by GammaDelta 13y ago

   I think Mr Snowden would much rather that we were discussing things like this than his plight. :)
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   by GammaDelta 13y ago

   A common love/hate relationship I think; don't beat yourself up too much. I think it's okay and even important to insist on open-source for a system like Plug even if you're not interested in using FOSS for all your comp
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   by GammaDelta 13y ago

   > I hate to sound like I'm preaching open-source Why feel bad about it? It gets straight to the crux of the problem. If you're running closed-source software that is presumably taking updates from a third party outside your con