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off topic: wired is lame and the site hijacks you. can go back. open in a new tab if on mobile

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to be honest i enabled tsl n all my 10 page blogs a long time ago. but i took a couple days to read about the subject before dicking around aimlessly. so you're spot on.

by that logic, do you read the source of your key generation binary and then compile it yourself?

or at least consult the md5 on your distill page before running it? oh and make sure md5sum is not altered either.

and correct you are. see this comment that links to the patent https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8468692

so apple is trying to take over the throne from the operators.

even when i was on the old unlimited-only-in-name from att which was the same price with a subsided device or not, having my own device still allowed me to: - avoid crazy fees out of nowhere for canceling (wife had one refurbished $99 note ii. when canceling had to pay almost $200 on top of the values in the contract) - be able to use own device overseas. - not have sleazy device protection insurance BS added every month and you having to call in to cancel

this misses the point that iPhones now focuses on lower economic classes and other countries that do not enjoy the almost-start ups mentioned.

apple won't disrupt those. they will reign supreme in Brazil or the emirates.

the time of apple innovating is gone. they are now just scraping to monetize ask they can. while they can. and so far they're doing a five job.

while reading this the only thing on my mind is how un-vim that feature is.

i would expect an hex editor mode would make much more sense to be added before they went to such shenanigans feature such as frivolous encryption. which can be trivial to use the Unix way... the way hex editing must be done for great pains btw.

their food is just a more "Kraft food" version of hippie food you find in regular "organic" markets.

basically pump oils and sugar. instant tasty,

same way in a two party democracy.

you shut up and live it up. or make protests that will be largely ignored, after some police violence, and after posting bail you vote for the 3rd candidate.

you forgot that behind all those are financial firms like Goldman Sachs.

without their fake money schemes Facebook for example would only have it's revenue money, which is pretty lower than all the investment money they have.

their motto if i recall was never that. they had two demos about being Unixier... one involved tar-ing a process in one machine, sending to another one (or mounting that machine cpu over the network, don't remember) untar-ing and the process continued from when it was first packaged with ui state and all.

i have some projects where the meat is in a cross domain connector. no way to test it in units. only functional test in real browsers cut it. otherwise it's just red tape testing.

there is zero coverage tool for this case, until browsers wake up and give me a decent Dev api like opera 12 allowed

wow. you usually hear how the usa is a litigious place and that make doctors scared of new treatments and what not... but that's just negligence. anyway you look at it. probably from several professionals you talked to during those first days.

you just have to step in the wrong hospital to break the agreement and end up with massive bill

his point is mostly that just by living around people influenced by those ads you have to assimilate the meaning if only for communication, even if you're not affected/not part of the target demographic

yet he managed to lay the current landscape of how ads are perceived just fine. even if he missed the obvious academic term and coined an awful one instead...

heh. video game portraits middle easterns and Russians in pseudo historic events since forever. one hand about american revolution and there's people thinking about historic accuracy.

actually, second game. i think day of the tentacle was the first.

sadly this great idea is implemented like crap even in goggles own apps.

open email, click a link which open in the browser, click a link which open in YouTube. now you have the email app activity in your recent app list, but if you switch to it you get a you tube video. now you either have the video/web page/etc, or the email message. not both. to get back to your email you have to press back all the way... it rarely creates such a clumsy situation, but every time it happens you're guaranteed to get very close to smashing the phone on the wall.

i have an old 3gs that i used for testing and now it's my Pandora client permanently attached to my receiver. i never update it past 6.

when friends with 4 and 4s with ios7 show up i like to ridicule then on how they have a phone worse and 10x shower then the previous generation. oh apple. you're so funny when you try to nickel and dime your customers.

they take some 2min to load the first screen on maps. it's hilarious.

that's the point. synthetic opiates are not cheap. and those farmers are feeding herd with it.

love how git people like to shout "afraid of change"

i known it's the open source favorite. because it solve that problem.

for me all my corporate projects where in hg before git became a fad. but i guess I'm afraid of change/can't read a manual.

can anyone with even the most rudimentary knowledge of programming not shun those texts as the most idiotic kind of hog wash?

it all sounds like a propaganda to make the lay man think that military drones can have morals or something.

it can probably set a precedent that will free all scapegoat script kiddies currently in outsourced prisons.

1. get warranty to track someone id'ed as recipient of usps drug shipment.

2. exploit client tor missconfig

3. repeat 1-2 until you have a net so wide of tor users that only node out is the service

git is only good for people that was working like Linus. if you didn't have been accepting patches by email but instead had a fluid svn, perforce, etc central repository and people already collaborating with commit powers, then if you move to git "just because" (which is the reason of 99% migrations) you're going to have a bad time.

sadly, my company decided to move just to use pull requests as a poor man's code review tool. sigh. I'm the 99%

wrong.

the top left corner is very high on usage. on newer android without the menu button, the top right is very high too.

now, android added lots of unsatisfactory work arounds for the very fact that almost everyone can't reach those corners. such as sliding from the left to simulate the top left corner touch. or even the failed fire phone with screen tilt to do the same.

it's all lame work arounds for the problem. the real solution is smaller screen sizes.

yes.

also the parent poster is wrong about replaceable backing. they are not.

you can choose between a dozen designs when buying only. and that's it. oh and only on the non developer edition, which is awful.

the developer edition only came in the worst combination ever (white back, black front). they really go the extra mile to annoy customers. a true Google company.

i looked. it fits the bill on size only.

but on the usa they cost too much. are not easy to flash custom roms and are full of boat on the factory one.

count me on as well.

i endured with my nexus one until last year (4yrs!) because no flag ship phone could be used with one hand.

i finally gave up for a moto x and i can barely press the top left corner without moving my hold.