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Bug Would Have Allowed Hackers to Take Over San Francisco’s Emergency Sirens
(motherboard.vice.com)
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Facebook Messenger for friend and family that can't use SMS (or understand texting.) Google Voice for everything thing else. I really like Line, Quidd (don't judge) and Telegram. But I use them more as BBS services then a true m
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4100lbs of E-Waste resurrected. Trillions to go
(blog.vonwong.com)
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Steve Wozniak on why he is leaving Facebook [video]
(usatoday.com)
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Takeaways from Facebook’s Cambridge Analytica Scandal
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Captain Kirk Signs Off on NASA’s New Journey to Get Closer to Sun
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Internet Access Is Being Stolen with HTTP Injectors
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Facebook suspends Cubeyou over harvesting data claims
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Greener and cheaper technique for biofuel production
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Can you help me. Why wouldn't I just setup Postgres or a similar database on a less expensive and better known cloud provider (Digital Ocean, AlibabaCloud, Amazon, Azure, Google etc.)? Many of these have similar pre-configured databas
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Aside from the exponential increase of data traffic the devices would need an similar increase in processing power. A central hub in a location would help. But the you're partially defeat the idea of a universal block chain.
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Why not raise tariffs on pre-existing goods? Eventually it will push the US to find alternative sources or make their own, pushing China into further debt.
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Twitter is taking part in a study designed to reduce online abuse
(cnet.com)
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It looks like you're using Visual Studio 2015. Could you rewrite it into .NET Core so that it can run on Linux? I like your idea.
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What if we paid for Facebook – instead of letting it spy on us for free?
(washingtonpost.com)
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Why Investors Are Betting Millions on Bitcoin Surveillance
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Nope, its real. Slow but real. It makes a good backup DNS so you could use it to manually update your 'hosts' files.
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How do you get a query to through?
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Apple says repeal of EPA carbon plan would threaten investments
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Chinese city shops ordered to start using government-approved routers
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Facebook halts medical data sharing plan
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Russian regulator moves to block Telegram messaging app
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Facebook fined $33M for failing to help Brazilian authorities
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I thought they were getting out of IoT because of how bad they did with the Raspberry Pi. https://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/05/21/first_look_windows_...
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Flowers killed dinosaurs, the asteroid just finished them off
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Swiss National Bank says cryptocurrencies won't rival conventional currency
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We can train AI to identify good and evil, and then use it to teach us morality
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How AR could help you with your weekly grocery shop
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New camera inspired by butterfly eyes improves image-guided cancer surgery
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CometML wants to do for machine learning what GitHub did for code
(techcrunch.com)
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