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hackney
10y ago
I disable and block from the net everything google on my phone. Recently I did install XDA Labs from: http://www.xda-developers.com/xda-labs/ I installed MS's Cortana via the labs apk and it works great btw. You c
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10y ago
I believe the "unethical amnesia" to be somewhat overblown. Those who have a habit of lying, will just continue to do so, regardless if it's something they did 5 seconds ago or 5 years ago. The truth is intact except they wil
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10y ago
As for performance, per DiskCryptor's wiki (windows only): "On the Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 CPU, data encryption speed amounts to 104 MB/s per core. The maximum speed of reading the data from a single hard disk equals to 80 MB
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10y ago
DiskCryptor https://diskcryptor.net/wiki/Main_Page Full compatibility with third party boot loaders (LILO, GRUB, etc.). Encryption of system and bootable partitions with pre-boot authentication. Option to place boot lo
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10y ago
I own a Motion Computing R12 windows 7 pro tablet. It comes with WinMagic's SecureDoc Disk Encryption. I have not needed it simply because it is not used in a corp. work environment nor do I travel a lot. I login with my fingerprint fo
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10y ago
Print a big picture of yourself with the word OWNER at the top and tape it to the device.
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10y ago
No shit. I helped a friend buy a fujitsu 17.3" dual core i5 laptop a few years back. I remember telling him "do not get windows 8". He has no clue about security, at all. So... he let it upgrade recently to 10 and lo and beho
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10y ago
Memory, or rather the act of, taking stock, reflecting, etc., is something human beings are forced to do, just like the basic human desire to procreate. It is also the basic tenant of our awareness that separates us from animals. It doesn&#
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10y ago
It has been stated that kids who grow up in and around forested natural areas have better immune systems and are generally healthier for having grown up closer to the natural earth, as opposed to growing up in an asphalt jungle. Take poison
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10y ago
You are contradicting yourself, and did not even answer the question. What you should have said was "as the site owner and moderator, whenever I damn well please". But instead you said it never happens. I have almost zero sites I
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10y ago
But I saw it working in a Bruce Willis movie. I think he was a hitman-lol. Which is exactly my point. Computers will never be any smarter than the EXACT commands we as their 'creators' give them. In essence they will never be but
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10y ago
Sony Z3's have voicemail built in. Sadly they are glass both sides and break too easily. The other thing to consider is that when you are out of range or it is turned off, you may well miss an important call. All smartphones should be
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10y ago
The difference, which seems to have went over your head, is that it was done using the personal attention of someones handywork. Anybody can make a knife, just as anybody can create bonsai trees. The point is it was done by hand and was not
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10y ago
Threatbutt is much more interesting than a line inside of some apple fix me store. http://threatbutt.com/map/
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10y ago
Very interesting, but how does requesting an optimized version of seemingly a gazillion different pages by a billion different authors magically make any of that happen? From what I've seen, web devs throw the kitchen sink even on mobi
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10y ago
Personally I never really liked bonsai as it reminds me of a sort of disability. Tbh, I would be much more impressed with a bonsai at least the size of a man. Not that I'd ever own one. I prefer plants au natural, especially flowering
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10y ago
Am I the only one here who thinks facebook's content is pure garbage? Really, what is the point of the world's biggest social networking platform worried about misc. BS posts? Right, no offense, it's pure garbage to begin wit
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10y ago
Correction, he started intercepting the data as well as playing cop. Still that better than running away. If it were the USA, he would have been in jail for sure.
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10y ago
Slovakian found the encryption protocol only worked for about 30% of the communications. He notified the proper authorities and the did nothing for 2 years so he went public. To be fair he did not go to 15 months of prison, he only got paro
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10y ago
I'm down. Not clear on the $20/month with the $13/GB plan. Is that $20 for the acct and then an extra $13 per gig per month and does it rollover (the gigs)? Anyways, apparently your co. only accepts iphones and nexus devices,
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10y ago
It is much simpler. We do not perceive time headon but only as it passes. In reality, everything is in the past, so logically speaking we have no control as far as 'free will' is concerned. It boils down to how aware one is in &qu
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A human being is not a machine just as "a brain" is not a computer. To say that the sum is greater than the individual parts is truly an understatement. I find it sad that scientists are so naive. The brain exists to tell the body
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10y ago
Belief is something everyone the world over lives and dies by. The only thing to worry about is if you have a positive belief, as opposed to a negative one. Negativity, in any form, is harmful to all, while being positive has the opposite
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10y ago
True, right up until the internet stops working in which case they really will be idiots for not having better, read smarter, infrastructure. I, for one, want google as far from me as is possible.
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10y ago
Just today I switched back to TW from Frontier(FIOS). Using fast gave me more than double the speeds of fios. The tech was super cool and he normally uses speedtest but I told 'em, try fast. Plus now I finally get to use my brandnew su
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10y ago
I love the tor browser, however much of the internet without javascript is not useable, at all. Very unfortunate for a tor fan like myself. To be quite honest, if most people weren't like 'grandma' and actually took more inte