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by slxh 11y ago
and you can always add networking whenever you need it
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by slxh 11y ago
prison is what I was really thinking ...
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by slxh 11y ago
wow... next thing you know, you'll have to stay home if you owe taxes?
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by slxh 11y ago
How many terrorism micromorts did the government help prevent? is it worth giving up your privacy for that?
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by slxh 11y ago
Many times, it might be because most people don't like changes when what they have works, and not because the new interfaces are worst.
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FBI: $1.2B Lost to Business Email Scams(krebsonsecurity.com)
6 points by slxh 11y ago|0 comments
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by slxh 11y ago
I have to agree... if it didn't keep moving for so long it would be a big plus, for example.
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MIT’s Glass 3D Printer(hackaday.com)
4 points by slxh 11y ago|0 comments
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by slxh 11y ago
it's about time Twitter gets out of the dark-web...
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Google integrates Twitter into its desktop search results(thenextweb.com)
1 points by slxh 11y ago|1 comments
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by slxh 11y ago
too bad Google blocks adhoc WiFi on Android... that might have helped too.
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by slxh 11y ago
sorry, I am not and I haven't used it yet, but it looks like an interesting project.
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Morphis: Encrypted distributed datastore(morph.is)
48 points by slxh 11y ago|31 comments
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by slxh 11y ago
For most people nowadays, "the cloud" probably doesn't have anything to do with accessing an FTP server... specifically not a public FTP server unless the cloud hosts are absolutely careless... I remember using sites like ht
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by slxh 11y ago
but Waze also asks you to report road conditions while driving even if you are the driver...
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by slxh 11y ago
but I think that lead-acid batteries can become damaged if you bring the charge below a certain value... usually not a problem with cars but...
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by slxh 11y ago
Tesla's Powerwall uses Lithium Ion batteries, so even if you are right, it doesn't apply in that case.
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by slxh 11y ago
You probably also should include the CO2 footprint of energy storage/batteries if you plan on going 100% solar.
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by slxh 11y ago
If they don't want competition, they should at least provide the latest technology at a reasonable price...
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by slxh 11y ago
The back and forward browser buttons appear to break the status reported by this extension.
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by slxh 11y ago
Somewhat like this but while on the move
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by slxh 11y ago
Very cool tech indeed. A battery swap while on the move might be more efficient/faster then a charge on the move. (But it would be nice if the next-gen solar panels installed on a car would be efficient enough to provide enough power
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by slxh 11y ago
next, Google will do away with it's inflated search result count (ie: "About 171,000,000 results" turns out to really be 322 results if you search for: youtube 301, on Google, on my computer)
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by slxh 11y ago
You are basically unprotected 100% of the time anyways... as long as you are not a target, you should be ok. Also, I think that Microsoft have been doing monthly security updates for many years... and once in a while, they push an update e
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by slxh 11y ago
Don't forget the RFID tags in your car wheels (TPMS and probably tires): http://www.computerworld.com/article/2519983/data-privacy/ti...
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by slxh 11y ago
I believe that is a rule that many photographers sometime use (placing the dominant eye in the center of the photo) [1]. 1: http://petapixel.com/2015/03/16/9-photo-composition-tips-as-...
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by slxh 11y ago
Does it depend on the state if you only record video (no audi)? I think that laws need updating to include video (at least in those states requiring consent for audio).
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Dissolve Steel Drill Bits in Alum from the Grocery(hackaday.com)
6 points by slxh 11y ago|0 comments
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by slxh 11y ago
126 cops killed in 2014 [1] and 623 citizens killed by cops in 2014 [2] 1. http://www.nbcnews.com/news/crime-courts/u-s-police-officer-... 2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_killings_by_
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by slxh 11y ago
All companies should be legally required to make those invasive privacy settings opt-in and not opt-out... and maybe attach some jail time consequences for CEOs for violating these new laws.

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