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   by OrgNet 7y ago

   And in the US, they started using 3 "different kinds of sugars" to make sugar appear lower on the list of ingredients that are sorted by quantity... i.e.: sugar, high fructose corn syrup & corn syrup
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   by OrgNet 7y ago

   > and it isn’t random. that might be a problem and I think it is a problem by looking at the posts on the front page with very low vote counts... they appear to be ads sometimes.
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   by OrgNet 7y ago

   I don't. PRISM doesn't work how you described it, as far as I know... It is basically a backdoor to Apple for the NSA (so whatever Apple can see, the NSA can also see).
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   by OrgNet 7y ago

   first search result that I found: https://www.cheatsheet.com/technology/apple/is-apple-lying-a... (didn't read it though, but they lied about being part of PRISM)
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   by OrgNet 7y ago

   Apple lied about being in bed with the NSA, too... I don't know why anyone consider Apple much better then Google when it comes to privacy...
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   by OrgNet 7y ago

   We will need that for the computer driver... so it is probably good to beta test on humans first.
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   Dyson ends its electric car project(engadget.com)

   3 points by OrgNet 7y ago|0 comments
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   by OrgNet 7y ago

   e2e encryption takes google mostly out of the loop (except for the "meta" data)
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   by OrgNet 7y ago

   we used to have the local AM radio give us the time weekly
10. 340.▲
    by OrgNet 7y ago

    > I’m donating my million coins to charity ...and will be deducting the value of the donation ...unless of course the IRS says it’s not a real asset...
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    by OrgNet 7y ago

    Most cars have GPS and are connected to the internet [1]... and broadcast unique IDs over the air (TPMS)... we need a way to disable all of that. 1. https://www.businessinsider.com/ford-exec-gps-2014-1
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    by OrgNet 7y ago

    the source is me, and the reason why I said that is because they usually block you from being root on your own devices... sometime, bugs like these are the only way to really own your device.
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    by OrgNet 7y ago

    this is a feature and not a bug
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    by OrgNet 7y ago

    hope so... it would (maybe) make people realize how bad of a privacy invasion it is... cars should not have a visible tag... they should also not have all these wireless transmitters (like TPMS with unique IDs)
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    Apple Bans App That Allowed Hong Kong Protestors to Track Police Movements(macrumors.com)

    2 points by OrgNet 7y ago|1 comments
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    by OrgNet 7y ago

    I do...
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    by OrgNet 7y ago

    they are also struggling to build enough homes for everyone, aren't they?
18. 348.▲
    by OrgNet 7y ago

    you can multitask on a 1-core CPU... because the CPUs are much faster then you at switching tasks... that's how it used to be.
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    by OrgNet 7y ago

    > [...] and has shown a willingness to admit making mistakes lol, we must live in a different world.
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    by OrgNet 7y ago

    very few really need more then 1 core...
21. 351.▲
    by OrgNet 7y ago

    HNers are so anal, don't you see the correlation with OP's title?
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    by OrgNet 7y ago

    If you want to be rich, act like a billionaire (actions speak louder then words).
23. 353.▲
    by OrgNet 7y ago

    why unfortunately?
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    by OrgNet 7y ago

    > I don't think it's fair to apply terms humans use to corporations. ... but corporations are people, according to the law. (ie: you can't say someone said something just because someone else said it.)
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    by OrgNet 7y ago

    I wish more websites would include a publishing date right at the top (like some newspapers). I think that they don't care if the information is outdated as long as it brings in visitors. Too many websites do this.
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    Ask HN: Is it possible to get an option to minimize all comments by default?

    3 points by OrgNet 7y ago|1 comments
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    by OrgNet 7y ago

    those mini drones are pretty cool too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HipTO_7mUOw
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    by OrgNet 7y ago

    it's kind of rude, it's a bit like Google showing large snippets in the web search results so that users never have to leave google.com
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    by OrgNet 7y ago

    other things will probably limit visibility, like earth curvature, buildings, etc... probably better to have multiple of those arrays? I would be really curious to get details on the lens setups for this array though.
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    by OrgNet 7y ago

    One example is that voice calls only ring on one side, sometimes (on the calling side). Another is that when some rooms get updated, you can get unread notices from the old room and your client keeps telling you that you have new messages e