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by hackney 10y ago
Too funny. This article references the too frequent Apple OS updates which then break software. In this case beaTunes. MS, on the other hand, has free updates that break hardware.
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by hackney 10y ago
No doubt. I unplugged and threw chromecast away long ago.
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by hackney 10y ago
Not only that, baby powder is good for babies. Sarcasm
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by hackney 10y ago
Exactly. Why in the hell would one want to change their current non-google device into a 'playstore' portal ????? I just don't see it.
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by hackney 10y ago
What needs to be censored is all of the above incl. cnn. Problem solved.
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by hackney 10y ago
This is about adblock plus and their pay to play whitelist, which looks to be many many hundreds of lines long-lmfao. Why anybody would use adblock plus is beyond me. More importantly, what newspapers consider news these days is akin to the
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by hackney 10y ago
I can list many things that are 'needed', and not just in Europe. In this case, I disagree. With the assaults on individuals, christianity/religion, journalists and whistleblowers, freedom of speech, gun rights, the constitut
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by hackney 10y ago
This is the same company that pushed wild lemmings over a cliff just so they could make a movie based in the arctic more dramatic. If their entire business model was plagiarized, they would deserve it. Personally I hope china spits in their
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by hackney 10y ago
What would have been worse? Windows10. He is actually doing a service and $30 is fair. Yes it's theft so only really really clueless people would even agree to this.
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by hackney 10y ago
One more reason I avoid chrome and chrome based browsers. Such a shame as android was supposed to be the solution to apple's walled garden, yet it is now exactly the same.
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by hackney 10y ago
Considering they use high speed cameras to spot ball and player positions down to the millimeter for the purpose of scoring, who cares? Let 'em permanently mark the field. Either that or get rid of the cameras.
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by hackney 10y ago
Thoughts can be your own worst enemy if left uncontrolled. I have heard psychiatrists agree when a patient states that they cannot control them. Totally false. The thing about depression is simply that feelings are the hardest thing anyone
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by hackney 10y ago
Strangley, the tor site at one point mentions having javascript enabled by default. As far as I know, that is a no no for anonymous browsing using tor. But it also breaks most sites so there are not many times I actually use it. Even with j
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by hackney 10y ago
Both the sony z3 and now my current galaxy s5 have the ability to add any # to a built-in Auto Reject list. The z3 even had a built-in answering machine and at one point I told att to disable voicemail. I love it when I get those calls as I
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by hackney 10y ago
So awesome. Facebook: Server not found
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by hackney 10y ago
Nonsense. It could be as a easy as printing fliers at home and dropping them in an appropriate space, or mailing letters with the return address the same as the mailing address, or using Tails 2.x to email hippa and the police using a throw
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by hackney 10y ago
I kind of figured no one would want such a crude result. That would be more like fluid friction dynamics. Thank you for elucidating.
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by hackney 10y ago
They do at both Oxford and Cambridge.
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by hackney 10y ago
No wonder considering the plethora of lowcost tablets/phablets. Why plugin at all? better off getting an led projector.
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by hackney 10y ago
I hate to say it but the lack of technological freedom that exists in the US is in direct relationship to the lack of 'open' phone technologies being offered. Essentially the US is paying so that good hardware (as in private and s
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by hackney 10y ago
I don't know about open. Trying to fish for the price and they do not sell to the U.S. apparently. I would buy this phone, or something similar, if it were actually available. The thing I can't stand about android aps is that many
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by hackney 10y ago
Add a solar panel and one of those newfangled forever batteries and I'm sold.
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by hackney 10y ago
Unsolvable? Rubbish. I was under the impression with regards to the 4 forces that the only mystery was the mathematical relationship bewteen electricity and gravity. I'm sure it is not as big a mystery as popular science would have us
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by hackney 10y ago
In osmand you can add either/ or both, an underlay or overlay map. MS earth works as a good google sat imagery replacement. I like osmand because it can be totally offline if you choose.
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by hackney 10y ago
Well if you don't run a firewall, I use NetGuard, you could run adguard. The payed version will protect all your aps whereas the free one just protects a few browsers (which can be done easier with the browsers themselves).
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by hackney 10y ago
Apparently this study was done somewhere in some dystopia wherein war does not exist. How quaint.
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by hackney 10y ago
No. Considering the amount of time it took for the original research to begin with and for any subsequent attempt to replicate, the fact that 'americans' were cited as the replicators is superfluous.
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by hackney 10y ago
My favorite quote was “Perhaps we are seeing our first glimpse into physics beyond the visible Universe”. This sounds very likely. Considering that the 'bump' occurred at a certain angle and only then. This reminds me of the scien
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by hackney 10y ago
If I turn my phone off, even though I have it set to unlock with my finger, it still asks for my password twice, so good luck with that. Galaxy S5 with that selinux garbage.
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by hackney 10y ago
Even though I have the latest version of Maps installed I never use it and it is disabled and blocked from the net. Osmand works great, aside from when it tells you to get on a freeway; it doesn't, and will say something like "vee

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