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Some comments on YouTube have suggested that the brighter look to the Matrix is because at the end of Revolutions, Sati makes a beautiful sunrise for Neo.

Resurrections will apparently occur in the seventh version of the Matrix, the one at the end of Revolutions.

Have you looked at https://www.condocommunities.com, they offer most of the features you've listed and have different packages depending on the needs of the HOA. I'm not affiliated with them just sharing my experience; my HOA started using the service recently and it's very easy to keep up to date with events in my building.

As of December 29, 2019 Wyze has confirmed that two databases were “left unprotected” and while these were not production databases, they did contain some user data. The original link has been has been updated by the Wyze team, for those who wish an official explanation.

Discussion on this issue in Wyze community forum and on Reddit:

https://forums.wyzecam.com/t/what-is-up-with-the-data-breach...

https://www.reddit.com/r/wyzecam/comments/efzsub/massive_wyz...

There was a change in the provincial government prior to legalization that probably contributed to this loss. The previous provincial Liberal government had planned to sell cannabis through the provincially owned liquor stores. In June 2018 they lost the election to the Conservatives, who in August 2018 decided not to sell cannabis in the government stores but through private retailers[1]. However, as this was an unexpected change the first private retailers wouldn’t be operational until April 2019 [2]. So from the time of legalization, October 17, 2018 until April 1, 2019 the only way to legally purchase cannabis in Ontario was online and by postal delivery.

[1] https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/ontario-cannabis-priv...

[2] https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/ontario-cannabis-open...

AAWP just did a PureView comparison, very interesting that the older Nokias actually beat the new Nokia 9 PureView

http://allaboutwindowsphone.com/features/item/23435_Imaging_...

There is a recent post in the Elder Scrolls subreddit https://www.reddit.com/r/ElderScrolls/comments/9wmm98/bethes... discussing the Bethesda game engine and the following quote from Todd Howard was posted:

”I think most people that aren't making games use the word 'engine', you know, they think of 'engine' as one thing, and it's, we view it as technology, right? so there are lots of pieces, and every game, parts of that change. Whether it's the renderer, the animation system, the scripting language, the AI, the controls... so, some people talk about Gamebryo but that's, like, we haven't used that in a decade.”

”And a lot of it is, some of it is middleware, whether that's Havok animation here, and, so 76, we changed a lot of it. You know, it's an all new renderer, new lighting model, new landscape system, and then, when you go to Starfield, even more of it changes. And then Elder Scrolls 6 which is really out in the horizon, even more of that will change there.”

The quote is translated from a video interview in German here:

https://www.gamestar.de/videos/fallout-76-interview-mit-todd...

Here is an English translation of the video interview:

https://www.reddit.com/r/BethesdaSoftworks/comments/8v1u2z/t...

Previous HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18338927

As well the use of KVMs by PC enthusiasts has most likely been replaced by virtual machines.

CBC radio had an interesting interview with Franklin Foer this past weekend. He makes that argument during the interview and presumably in his book World Without Mind.

http://www.cbc.ca/radio/thesundayedition/the-sunday-edition-...

Maybe that's why Canadians are considered so nice, because all the "hard driving" types have left the country and gone, mostly, to the US.

Previous discussion on this article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12345526

I was surprised some of these weren't included in the article

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_map_projections

The CBC radio program "The Sunday Edition" also aired a documentary about Geel in 2014

http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/psychiatric-community-care-belg...

There is an option when you install an app to only use your Live Account for that app. This way you can still have a local account and use store apps.

http://lifehacker.com/install-windows-10-store-apps-without-...

Is this the video?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hh5r3G7Oy40

Also in Canada, unlike the US, cable companies are required to allow third party resellers. So we can get either cable or DSL internet from smaller players giving us slightly more options.

Before you wipe the drive you could do a whole drive encryption with TrueCrypt or BitLocker and then use DBAN for spinning drives or Secure Erase for SSDs.

Interesting that Hillary is parroting the words of Canada’s Conservative government and is then praised by John McCain.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/john-baird-compares-russia-s...

Thanks for all the great recommendations I’ve compiled a list of the books mentioned in this post, non-fiction and then fiction by author. Apologies in advance for any I missed.

http://flexlists.com/key/0RruJjnHQCKoPckvmqhVfl1yHK0QXL4QikT...

Not sure what you mean by decent but here are a couple of articles from MakeUseOf that review free VPNs.

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/7-completely-free-vpn-services-...

http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-great-free-vpn-services-compa...

The second post (The case against Google - Court Documents) has links, to the court documents on Scribd or direct PDF downloads http://www.googlelawsuit.co.uk/google-lawsuit-legal-papers.

With respect to Google's filing perhaps the documents have not yet been made public by the court.

Additional information on this case and links to filings can be found at http://www.googlelawsuit.co.uk/news

If you right-click the taskbar and select properties you can choose the grouping behavior from Always, When Full or Never. You can also change the size of the taskbar buttons to small if you don't prefer the default.

Here's another self-hosted option I came across in my search for a Reader replacement http://projet.idleman.fr/leed/ The site's in French but Google translate works well and it seems the developer has done good work on this project.

Thanks for the comprehensive list I now have more options to consider for a home hosted replacement.

You're quite right about the books I remember the Self-Help series for all kinds of legal documents, but they were essentially dumb. If the person using those forms made an error it probably wouldn't be caught and could be costly. Modern electronic systems have, what may be described as intelligence, though certainly not understanding, such that user error should be much less common. Also with consumer grade financial software different scenarios can be evaluated and actions suggested based on data analysis; so there's more than just UX improvements occurring in these systems.

What about legalzoom.com and similar services? All those wills, patent applications, incorporations, etc. were once performed by legal assistants, paralegals and junior lawyers. Now someone just fills in some forms and ticks off various options. Or think of online insurance quotes, tax preparation and basic accounting again mostly junior level jobs to be sure but this is only the beginning!

The working link is http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/intellectualproperty/Pa...

Google Takeout allows you to get all your data from various Google services https://www.google.com/takeout/

What surprises me most is that Microsoft, which has a severe case of Google envy hasn't created a web based RSS service of it's own. They should make an offer to buy Reader and Feedburner too, since Google seems to have little interest in supporting these products.

In the intro the author talks about having access to a Linux box or using a live CD of Knoppix, would a virtual machine install on Windows work just as well?