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Android Update Bricks Thousands of Pixel Cameras
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9y ago
Sure besides lots of physical and op-sec, your best bet is to insure yourself w/ payoff money that is liquid and untraceable. Failing all else, you could offer this to your kidnappers and hope that they are satisfied not to go to the t
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In "Casino" Robert De Niro's character puts $2M in jewels in a safe-deposit box that even he doesn't have the key for (he naively gives the key to his wife- but that's another part of the plot) He narrates that the
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9y ago
winklevoss? Distributing keys doesn't prevent you from having a few "digits" (no pun intended) removed. "Oh you can't get them? Call the other key-holders. Better hope they like your fingers as much as you do."
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9y ago
@jcranmer agreed. US financial markets (breadth/depth) / US law influence over multi-jurisdicational banking entities, ensures that US law can/will be enforced by almost all players. Should the authorities in a particular jur
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Chat as a Service (CAAS) Solutions
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10y ago
Started seeing them doing 'eSports' drops occasionally now... gasp! (I thought their long-form "OJ" documentary was excellent!)
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Evasyst | Irvine | Remote | Contract | C/C++ | Qt Looking to contract help, advice on NATIVE WebRTC / Other similar P2P technologies and multimedia pipeline clients related to video streaming solutions over WebRTC. Chromium WebRTC
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Assange and Ecuadorian ambassador (crawling under desk in office): Assange: "Unplug it and plug it back in" Ambassador: "I did" Assange: "Are the lights blinking?" Ambassador: "Some of them..." Assang
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10y ago
agreed.
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jordanbaucke
10y ago
I'm looking for some references to QT / QML guys to help us along on our project that's very much active. Bonus points if you have multimedia pipeline experience! E-mail: jordan(at)evasyst(dot)com
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10y ago
I swear I shot that guy!
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Ask HN: Small town lots of FiOS infra. no residential FiOS keep pushing?
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MW Calls for FDA to act on STJ's Pacemakers due to security flaws [pdf]
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10y ago
Gotcha! I've also heard of people using WebRTC to reduce latency by setting up a direct-to-user link between the ingest server and the end-user? Any idea how this helps?
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@zbobet2012 makes sense, certainly, you can shrink the chunk-size down to 2 seconds, I wonder if it's not practical to do though wouldn't the practicality of setting up a setup > teardown of a new HTTP connection, fetching the
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10y ago
I'm interested in learning what the average "delay" for live-streaming would be? At a high-level RTMP > (Segmenter: EvoStream) HLS > Cassandra < NginX-LUA < HTTP Request (seems to flow model outlined here (From th
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Anyone have any insight on RTMP + HLS / MPEG-DASH -> WebRTC? Ala www.beam.pro (what they call FTL)?
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Evasyst | Irvine, CA., San Francisco, CA. | Remote Ok Evasyst builds interactive eSports tools to help gamers perform at the highest level. Looking to fill a contract-to-hire role with a video-streaming architec: - Low latency video streami
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10y ago
Good observation. And also a disappointing.
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Biological weapon attack = Hide in Telsa for air filtration Electrical Grid attack = Telsa doesn't charge Likeliness deaths from either < Deaths from negligence of bureaucracy, lack of personal responsibility /me chamber-checks
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Microsoft Password Reset Black Hole
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C++ / Video Streaming / Gaming - Remote Contract to Hire - Evasyst Founded in 2015, Evasyst produces tools and technology for the burgeoning Esports ecosystem. Headquartered in the Irvine, CA., home to a variety of gaming industry
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How Pair Programming gave me a life reset
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11y ago
@TheNanex, Eric? I have always been facinated by the underlying technology that drives Nanex's products. I follow http://www.nanex.net/NxResearch/ regularly and would like to see some more technical anotomy of som
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Yes, "pure-democracy" and/or "populist" politics has worked out so well in the 20th Century. More than 50% of a group of people doesn't like (or is convinced they don't like) something or someone for whate
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" In ten years, he believes, psilocybin will be reclassified a Schedule II drug; there will be clinical centers, equipped with trained and certified guides, around the country. This is his life’s mission—not only to get to the bottom
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excellent stuff...install and ran their package on my box with apache2 and was SSL'd in 2 minutes flat. will visit again.
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11y ago
Shenzhen is awash with this stuff...you can buy a 16GB keychain for $1 ... however you lucky if it works
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Completely agree, the industry is very commoditized, and like all SEMIs very cyclical. Build new capacity, buy test, dry-spell, repeat. Had to fill-out the bottom-line with CMOS testing, etc. He was building commercial testers, Sytest and t
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