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Comment #8916342
This looks cool, is it your own project? I've released a while back a similar project [1], and I'd be interested in knowing the technical side of the project (platform, ...). The m…
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Comment #8721985
Good, maybe this way the ivory hunt will stop, now that they have a new aphrodisiac to take its place (maca).
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Comment #8716075
Uber has been banned* in New Delhi because they were "misleading customers". Uber said its service is safe for women but without laying the ground base for that, they only rely on …
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Comment #8689544
In all honesty, I saw an #Onion tag at the end of the tweet and I thought it's a story made by the onion - had to read twice to see it's Orion, though it has more credibility with …
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Comment #8683139
I agree with the article, furthermore here's another interesting reading from Mailchimp, as they reduced their failed logins by 70% telling users if the username or password was wr…
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Comment #8637161
Can't believe anyone here didn't mention this but I'll be the immature one. Imagine porn on this device. I mean just, you know, all the Scarletts and Jessicas.
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Comment #8623876
DO NOT click to watch the drone delivery video. Trust me.
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Comment #8576776
But does it know how to compress 3D video files, because if not Nucleus is way better. Joke aside, congrats on releasing this as open-source.
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Comment #8572116
"We focus on disease areas with unmet needs; oncology, neurology, psychiatry and rare diseases." This is from their main site and is the key to your question. If I were to have onl…
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Comment #8544477
It's been a hell of a week for space enthusiasts (myself included) with the Antares crash and recent Virgin failure, so it feels extraordinary to hear that other projects are a suc…
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Comment #8519962
"During the visit to Dreadnought, the visitors had repeatedly shown amazement or appreciation by exclaiming "Bunga! Bunga!".[7] In 1915 during the First World War, HMS Dreadnought …
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Comment #8519954
I'm not confident!
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Comment #8515572
Bad idea, ads are also a way to support the site/service you are using. Automatic ad clicks can get that site banned (i.e. Adsense will surely do that) so that's a sure way to kill…
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Comment #8483976
Very well written article, but does anyone else think that the cartoonish image advertisements don't really fit well with the purpose of the article? The photo of an aid worker rem…
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Comment #8475866
I don't know what I'm doing here but I like it and keep doing it.
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Comment #8472581
Their mistake was not to mention that the hardware isn't built entirely by them (mainboard is bought from China). However, I don't think it's fair (the backslash). They bundle the …
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Comment #8455003
That's a great package, but what I don't get is why the "mozilla bundle" name if this works just as well on Chrome?
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Comment #8452784
Can't believe they designed a logo especially for this worm (and gave a fancy name). There's apparently a marketing campaign in vulnerability discoveries too.
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Comment #8433114
This reminds me of a movie scene in Breaking Bad where they remotely "wiped" a laptop's content. Guess that's plausible now.
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Comment #8432506
I'll look at that again and update it, thanks for the heads up. Maybe these were features you've added later, as I tested all those tools.
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Comment #8432000
SensorTower is buggy and annoying, I much prefer AppAnnie & MobileDevHq. I compared[1] them a while back and ended up concluding that the free tiers of AppAnnie/MobileDevHQ are eno…
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Comment #8095917
That's why I always read comments before following a link, thank you for sharing this :)
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Comment #8095839
To what purpose? As long as it is interest from a government/powerful institution to spy on something they will for sure develop a way to do so. Nothing is safe...
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Comment #6860914
"Then the scientists sent the couples home, instructing them to complete at least one sex act a week for a month while wearing the armbands" - so weekly sex and being paid to do it…