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by dm2 11y ago
They have some samples that you could use: https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/windowsapps/Network-Informat...
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by dm2 11y ago
I'm not sure exactly how it works but there is documentation on what they're calling "Connection Cost". https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/xaml/w... https:&#x
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by dm2 11y ago
That's 700 million potential factory workers, military support staff, and soldiers, and the factories are already built, US companies paid for many of them.
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by dm2 11y ago
I think that they have a list of approved ISPs or some dependable way to make sure it doesn't happen on metered connections. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10/windows-update... "As with Windo
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by dm2 11y ago
China does have 2.3 million active troops and 700 million humans who would be able to serve if needed. They are considered the 3rd most powerful military. What is the risk?
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by dm2 11y ago
Free fast shipping: http://www.ebay.com/itm/251240985308 Most of them seem to have the same two chips in them, RTL2832U and R820T. Does anyone see an issue with this item I linked to? Some people were mentioning qualit
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by dm2 11y ago
Some sites just give off a vibe that prevents me from ever trusting them, LinkedIn is the most predominant in that category and I have never been able to put my finger on exactly why. The email proxy apps and the pay to see who viewed your
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by dm2 11y ago
I think that AP is making some money from these videos by hosting them on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjZ6NNLCdio has ads in the right sidebar (one of the newly uploaded videos). https://www.youtube
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by dm2 11y ago
It shows that they care about their product, their customers, and their brand. Any other car company would save software updates for the latest years model and tell users that they have to purchase a new vehicle to receive the updates. Grea
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by dm2 11y ago
The first public announcement was in October 2014. They estimated they could build a test reactor within one year (by October 2015) and the prototype within 5 years. http://www.lockheedmartin.com/us/products/compac
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by dm2 11y ago
John Deere didn't invent the technology though, Autonomous Solutions Inc. (ASI) did. They partnered in ~2000. http://www.asirobots.com/news/ http://www.asirobots.com/farming/ http:/&#x2
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by dm2 11y ago
It's not impossible: http://www.technologyreview.com/view/517336/physicists-detec... Lasers have been used for 50+ years in the intelligence community to eavesdrop on voice conversations. https://e
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by dm2 11y ago
I wrote a very detailed reply for this with lots of sources, but deleted it because it would only invite more questions that you can find out the answers to yourself. Really what you are asking requires several books worth of information to
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by dm2 11y ago
https://github.com/nasa and http://ti.arc.nasa.gov/opensource/ and https://code.nasa.gov/ Hardware has to be radiation hardened and redundant. Bandwidth is so low because it has to
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by dm2 11y ago
According to this document it was stolen: http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a160564.pdf
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by dm2 11y ago
Does 1Password have a web based version?
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by dm2 11y ago
Text only cache because site is broken at the moment: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:www.bro...
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by dm2 11y ago
It's the Department of Homeland Security's responsibility, but that doesn't mean that anyone necessarily failed at their job. Just that it's a very difficult job. The NSA will certainly contribute tools and expertise whe
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by dm2 11y ago
Here is a really good documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwpgmEvlRpM Does anyone know any other documentaries about this topic? It's a fascinating event to study.
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by dm2 11y ago
DHS is responsible for securing dot-gov, including their databases. It's considered a "federal civilian network". USCYBERCOM is responsible for dot-mil, with the help of the NSA.
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by dm2 11y ago
I don't think that streaming to YouTube is as easy as direct streaming to Twitch, maybe that's one of the areas they are focusing on. Streamers will make sacrifices for their audience. If the technology isn't available to str
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by dm2 11y ago
It's from dozens of Christian sites and forum posts linking to that page and because the search query matches the URL and page title exactly. Google ranks the URL words too high it looks like. Why is this BBC page not in the top 10 res
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by dm2 11y ago
I still don't know exactly what swiping a card on Google Now means. Sometimes I want to swipe a card because I've already read that article, sometimes I want to swipe it because I have no interest in seeing that article/speci
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by dm2 11y ago
Those are F15E aircraft. The F35 has some signature green lights that really stand out at night (I assume they'll be turned off during combat): http://www.edwards.af.mil/shared/media/photodb/photos/2
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by dm2 11y ago
This is the image from the original article, completely different airplane too. http://defensetech.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/ISIL-Airst... It's all stock images either way, nothing I saw even m
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by dm2 11y ago
Did anyone find the tweet or a screenshot of it?
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by dm2 11y ago
One problem is that people looking for jobs are usually inexperienced with it, so there is constantly an unusually large supply of "fresh meat". There should be more regulation on the jobs market. It's a data-mining goldmine
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by dm2 11y ago
SourceForge was sold in 2012 to a conglomerate company named "DHI GROUP INC" or "Dice Holdings Inc" that owns the following companies: Dice Open Web The IT Job Board ClearanceJobs eFinancialCareers Rigzone
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by dm2 11y ago
I do the same many times. Here is another workaround: Go to Settings -> Manage Search Engines -> Other Search Engines then enter the following 3 fields: "Google Search Shortcut" "g" "{google:baseURL}search?q=
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by dm2 11y ago
You can see the start of the story here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9620739 And it looks like Google has removed the user homepage URLs from all Google+ pages while they get it fixed.

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