Istof

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by Istof 11y ago
Then they might start putting traceable additives to foods to better track you.... eg: you eat at restaurant X.... or shared food with person Y (by analyzing combinations of additives)... or used too much of drug Z...
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by Istof 11y ago
lets aim for perfect privacy and see where that gets us, how about that....
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by Istof 11y ago
let's keep it on the front page until Monday
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by Istof 11y ago
Apple would probably try to restrict where you can drive too... and if you cover the windows with tint that doesn't have the right RFID tag embedded in them, forget about it, you can't start the car.
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by Istof 11y ago
A WiFi-only cellphone with Ubuntu, Cyanogenmod, FirefoxOS or Sailfish as an OS along with a mobile hotspot device that provides a WiFi access point might be able to get around this issue of the baseband modem having access to your CPU and m
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by Istof 11y ago
is it even possible to get perfect privacy with a smart phone?
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by Istof 11y ago
There used to be Pepsi Edge that was half sugar and half splenda (probably high fructose corn syrup) but it was discontinued for some reason one year after introduction in 2005... there is now Pepsi Next but I think that it is 70% high fruc
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by Istof 11y ago
Would you rather have a slow virus scanner or a computer that is constantly slowed down by a virus scanner that is not always needed?
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by Istof 11y ago
To me the best parts of an electric car is that the power-train assembly is much simpler then with a gas powered one and it can be powered with pretty much any kind of energy... whatever feeds your home. and the downfall is of course the r
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by Istof 11y ago
couldn't you use the signal from the target's phone instead? ... cell, wifi or bluetooth.... whichever suits you
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by Istof 11y ago
Place a remote controlled gun next to that camera and you have a remote hunting system? (probably illegal in most jurisdictions though)
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by Istof 11y ago
Plain java software can also have exploits made for them but they are not as widespread so it is not as common or not worth the trouble
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by Istof 11y ago
Even though this was a joke, UDP does need to be use in the correct applications, I don't know why I am getting down-voted for this...
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by Istof 11y ago
you used it in the wrong occasion
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by Istof 11y ago
Maybe they could write white on white and then it would finally be completely unreadable, nice design as usual Google
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by Istof 11y ago
also, to prevent conflicts of interests, sometimes it is better if someone else does it for you
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by Istof 11y ago
I was, and I am still looking forward to Firefox OS. Not because of the cheap devices, but because it is open, it's html apps and it isn't run by the same type of company that makes Android or iOS.
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by Istof 11y ago
but perhaps they need to develop new production methods to avoid the use of pesticides, otherwise, there might not be enough food for everybody? try to grow a garden if you haven't yet
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by Istof 11y ago
I am not one of those either, he has done some good, but he hasn't done anything that I was planning on him to do (thinking (un-)PATRIOT Act and Guantanamo for example).
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by Istof 11y ago
Yeah, if you get everyone else to not use Uber, you won't be able to use it either because it will be in business anymore. I have never used them but they sure hope to avoid all existing laws... some cities have even written specific
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by Istof 11y ago
It seems like it would be a lot safer to elect Rand Paul as US President then it was President B. Obama
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Black silicon solar cells achieve 22.1% efficiency(nature.com)
1 points by Istof 11y ago|0 comments
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by Istof 11y ago
or just add a non-sliding shelf under your desk to remove the temptation from sliding
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by Istof 11y ago
maybe someone with unmet basic needs would make a better use of the Internet then the average Facebook user, but that's just a guess.
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by Istof 11y ago
I would be really surprised if he followed his advices 100% of the time, but they sure are a good start for getting you to think.
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FBI now claims its stingray NDA means the opposite of what it says(arstechnica.com)
1 points by Istof 11y ago|0 comments
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Google's self-driving cars to hit public roads for the first time(gizmag.com)
3 points by Istof 11y ago|2 comments
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by Istof 11y ago
I can't download it from the Play Store either... but it didn't tell me that it was because I wasn't part of Google Plus... I even tried a few Google accounts and different browsers (in case addons were blocking something nec
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by Istof 11y ago
Does Bruce have his open-wifi clients connections pass through a VPN (in-between him and clients destination) ...
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by Istof 11y ago
Sounds plausible but I haven't read about this before and would like to know more, do you have a reference handy?

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