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On the other hand, local libraries can't keep books forever -- there are space issues. At some point a librarian needs to be able to justify new purchases for the science section and so some books need to go. To play devil's advocate, why would you want to deny children new books with the latest pictures and news, and instead lead them to think that all space exploration was done and over two generations ago? Why would you want to refuse them pictures of comets from space and restrict them to hand-drawn imaginings of space life grounded in the dreams of the 1960s?
In Germany, there is http://freifunk.net/en/ (the English wepage is a bit sparse) which has the capabilities to do mesh networking where nodes are dense enough. Since this is rarely the case, it's a great way for people to share their internet connections with the world without taking on any liability. All Freifunk data is routed through their VPN, and they are registered as a provider, so they're not liable under Störerhaftung.
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Re-reading the self-delusion of the fanboys is almost funny now.
Glasswire huh? Good stuff.
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Ordinary users pay 59 euros (65 dollars) for a wireless access point. Typically they pay somebody 20 euros to install the directed antenna outside the building.
For directed wifi connections, you can get up to 20-50 Mb/s or single digit Mb/s. Some links are very long - up to 10 kms. Obviously, over many hops it degrades, but most traffic goes to the Internet gateway right now - which is never too far. There are also users around the network with outside access who offer their machines as Internet proxies. Many of these are used, so a lot of traffic terminates inside Guifi.net at those points as well.

The cost was born by people who wanted cheap Internet. 65 bucks for free Internet.
The upgrade situation with Drupal is, frankly, a disaster. Every major revision from 6->7->8, breaks literally every module and every third party piece of code. I'm months into migrating our website from 6 to 7 (I'm the only person working on the migration, and my PHP experience is somewhat limited). Many common modules provide no usable upgrade path, even if there is a version for both 6 and 7 (which is often not the case). And, there seems to be no inclination on the part of Drupal core developers to alter this course, or even recognition that it's a horrible user experience.

According to some conversations I've had with folks, Drupal 8 seems to be even worse than Drupal 7, and Drupal 7 is literally the worst upgrade experience I've ever had. Piles of new jargon and new APIs get introduced in every new release, and often replaces or subsumes entire swaths of similar functionality in previous releases (e.g. nodes -> entities), and Drupal was already ridiculously jargon-heavy to the point of documentation making no sense to someone without extensive experience with the specific ways they use terminology, and googling generic terms like "node" and "entity" is a laughably unhelpful process.

I have, at many points in this process, thought: "Fuck everything about this, I'm migrating to WordPress." I probably should have done so the first time I thought that, as it would be done by now. But, every time I made it over another hump in the upgrade, I thought, "Surely that was the worst of it." and kept slogging along. Upgrading WordPress is literally a no-brainer, now...you just get emails every week or two saying, "Your website has been updated to the latest version of WordPress." Sometimes, you click the "upgrade database" button.

Sorry to rant. But, I happen to be working on my Drupal upgrade again today, so I'm grumpy.
Cyanogenmod. I use privacy guard to limit which apps get access to various sensors and data on my phone. I then use a combination of OrWall, Orbot and OpenVPN so I can choose on a per app basis one of three options:

1.) No Internet access (the default)

2.) Route through Tor

3.) Route via VPN to a server at home and out through my broadband connection (I trust my broadband ISP slightly more than my mobile network provider). This protects me on untrusted WiFi networks too.

[edit] I wish I didn't have to do all this, but the smartphone OS market doesn't give me non-leaky OS options in the same way that the Desktop market does.
> So if the malware has the capability of finding that switch and flipping it, what's stopping it from patching one's Firefox binary to skip the signature check?

Plenty of malware runs as the user rather than the admin, so they can install an extension in your profile or change a config setting but cannot rewrite the Firefox binary without an additional exploit.

Similarly, code signing is increasingly common so an attacker who wants to replace Firefox would need to have their own signing certificate and that offers a way to track down the malware authors.

Yes, none of this works against a complete system compromise but security is all about defense in depth. It would be irresponsible not to protect millions of people just because you cannot do so perfectly.
I just installed Robinhood. $0 commissions is a pretty nice rate, so I'll probably transfer my IRA to them. (For prop trading I'm on IB.)

But why such a user hostile interface? It's almost as if this thing is made for a techcrunch press release rather than actual use. When signing up, I can't tilt the screen into "I have big thumbs" mode. And mobile-only trading - no webapp. It also only asks me to type my password once on my mobile device, with my fat thumbs. I'm sure that this sounds great to a techcrunch journalist who only has a 401k - "mobile trading for the flexible millenial workforce" - but it's pretty terrible for anyone who actually wants to make real trades.

Also simply lovely; I look at a stock chart in the mobile app, and I can't see data older than 1 year. The default is 1 day. But I can watch SPY's last price ticking up and down in realtime, woot! I'm sure I'll also get push notifications for trades. (Disclaimer: I haven't tried to trade yet).

I really hope this is a "lean startup" only beta and will be rapidly improved. Right now, the price tag is the only good thing about it.
RE: short-term trading - all of the same time constraint rules apply (wait 3 days to transfer funds in and out, settle trades, etc.) as they do to a regular retail account which makes funds in the account too illiquid to be used for very short/risky plays.

RE: No portfolio/beta analysis - this is a huge problem for me and I can't understand why they would intentionally not build at least a simple portfolio tracker in so you can analyze your investments over time.

I use the app because I don't want to pay the fees, but I've taken to tracking investments in excel which is annoying when it would be pretty trivial to add functionality to the app.
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It seems to be too much fun to be real.
Not sure about the legal aspect, but the bottomline is that your client messed up. I am not going to do the whole recruiter bashing thing because we all know most recruiters are useless. But the thing is that if your client had an agreement with the recruiter, then they should have thought about it.

Yes you are the one who suffers but you should blame the client and if it doesn't work, then move on. You really cannot get in the middle of this fight. Not worth your time.
Sharing the home connection outside is encouraged, in fact. There are logs, of course. Individual nodes can be kicked out if needed, as all routing is BGP based.
It always blows my mind that the CCC manages to host these huge events without being raided by police on a daily basis for massive copyright infringement on their public 10GE+ net. https://events.ccc.de/camp/2015/wiki/FTP
They even provided rack space for the file servers last time I visited.

How is this handled at large US based hacker conventions?
To be fair that's no worse than the celebrity trash splattered all over the MSN home page for example..
Where did I say drones would destroy civilization? Show me! Where?

That's the problem with some HN readers. Well, they don't read.

What the fuck?

All I said, by using years of flying hundreds of what people might call drones today in support of my statement, is that multicopters are being flown by people in complete disregard for the potential consequences of their actions. And that a system is already in place with rules and a code of conduct for model airplane enthusiasts to follow in the form of a model aircraft community with hundreds of years of history.

In the US most modelers fly under the umbrella AMA rules (and membership): http://www.modelaircraft.org/

This also means I (and other responsible modelers) carry a ONE MILLION DOLLAR insurance policy to cover potential injury and/or damage I may cause. People buying these damn DJI's take them out of the box and go fly them over people and property in completely irresponsible ways and don't even have the consideration to be insured.

As for cars. You know that thing called "road" and that thing called "stop light" and that thing called "rules of the road"? Them's rules. And people behave with reasonable courtesy and care while operating them. What is happening today with drones is the equivalent someone buying a car to then drive it on a busy beach, a park full of kids, your backyard, on the sidewalk, etc.

As for books, well, you are creating a false equivalency and make no sense at all.
I've stopped gaming on PC about 5 years ago and couldn't be happier. Consoles don't have this constant hardware upgrade cycle and you're free of Windows. In the long run I think I've actually saved a bunch of money; I used to buy high-end graphics cards easily worth two consoles and now I spend that money on more games :)

Took me a few weeks to completely replace my Windows workflow in OSX and Ubuntu but I'd say the broader perspective of knowing all three platforms when being a programmer is well worth the investment!

I'd have to say, Uncharted played a small role in this transition; I've been blown away by this series and they're not available for PC, so there :)
Yeah, I'm not the biggest fan actually. Decided to try it out this run, but I used to run Outpost, which I liked a lot more as it could do per-host blocking and stuff.

This feels more like a pretty network monitor than a real firewall.
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Do I understand this correctly that they are sending back everything you type, but they try to scan the data for things like e-mail addresses or passwords and remove those bits first, and then send the data back in pieces so it can't be reassembled?

If so, that sounds unbelievably error prone. What if your password is of the "correct horse battery staple" form, rather than the standard unreadable scramble? It seems impossible to reliably distinguish that from other text. Does that mean that Microsoft then has your password? Even anonymized, that's a massive problem.
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If Tesla offers new stock, that's additional money in their pocket.
...which is unlike all the previous versions of Windows.
I understand that it's wrong, but I see a constant trend to backlash against big bad M$, while other companies are not held to the same standard. The article posted isn't even slightly credible, yet it makes it to the front page, the witch-hunt begins. That's my problem.
I have an email address or two or more. Facebook, Google, Linkedin, Apple, Microsoft, etc. all have nodes in their graph irrespective of my use of their products or services. They have all read some fraction of my emails. There's location data on me going back potentially 18 years since I got my first cell phone. There's potentially IP logs going back to 1993 when I first went on the internet. I'm possibly in direct mail databases dating back to the early 1970's. Following the graph may lead to all last year's credit card charges of someone I worked with in 1987.

Windows 10 is a tempest in a teapot. It's removed the illusion of anonymity for some people. Not staying logged into Facebook just affects the ads that appear when I turn on JavaScript to see some web page. It doesn't remove my node from the graph. It doesn't even mean I'm leaking significantly less information, it just means that what I'm leaking is different.

Everyone thinks they're sophisticated. They're correct. The people collecting data are sophisticated too. That's why they brought an AFV to the shoving match. Running away from the firepower effectively means living the digital life of Stallman. Networks are networks because every resource announces its presence.
As a photographer who at times needed to deal with HDR this is great news. In the past, I had often wondered why some scheme like this wasn't possible.
However, the title of this post is horrible. I understand they were trying to market it in a way it was accessible to most readers. That said, photography has become quiet popular and most people now understand HDR. So they could have just presented as true HDR with only a single frame image.
They made a statement to a magazine. Where is that statement on their website, and where is the information that discloses what they are sending?

I'd like to see precisely how they anonymize the data, and I'd also like to know what data it is.
It's probably because you're running an old version of android. I don't know that you are but that is a likely reason.
I attended this course earlier this year. Just landed a job at a startup in Norway as a front-end developer; a direct consequence of the course, which was the most intense learning experience I've had; never learned as much in three months ever before.

Happy to answer questions if anybody has got any.
It raises the question of what Sweden really wants. They admit to not having evidence of his guilt, and they don't have a real plan to get evidence. So why do they want him in their territory so badly?
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It says this is incompatible with all my devices, I have a Nexus 4 and a Nexus 7. Is it because I'm in the UK?
Wow totally fascinating. Thanks for answering. Would be great to see this take off in NY.
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That's true but then you still have to understand the data that is sent rather than where it is collected from. The of latter is much easier than the former from experience (I've had to reverse engineer a couple of protocols in my time)
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I'm not a lawyer, and I don't know much about Swedish law, but based on Finnish law (which tends to be very similar to Swedish), the maximum combined sentence for all the charges would have been 7 years in prison.

The combined sentence is capped to the maximum for the most severe charge plus 3 years (when the most severe max is at least 4 years). In this case the most severe one is "lesser degree rape", for which the max is 4 years (that is still open).

Based on what I've read about the case, I would have been very surprised if the actual sentence was anywhere near the maximum. Probably more like a year for the rape and another for the other three charges, if they even hold up in court.
Likely... Robin Hood is not in the UK yet.
Valid concern: it means every possible application of a car battery, if the $300 fee is to be avoided, must involve purchasing a product that already contains a battery. Bad news for DIY makers that need one: they'd need to find a containing product rather than purchasing a battery alone, which might make for a market where fake containing products (to be completely discarded aside from the battery) exist to fill the gap, thus rendering the whole model broken. Is there a solution?
With regard to McKay, every journey starts with a tiny step forward. I believe we have for the first time seen economic growth increase faster than emissions and worst case scenarios have been dialed back, but that won't sell newspapers.

"rejig our ideas regarding how to run society..."
To what exactly? Has it worked in real life somewhere? How much suffering should the weakest members of society be subject to in this experiment? If it is likely more than the suffering they would suffer from climate change is it still justified?

Totally agree on don't fly on planes, especially so if claim you want to stop climate change.
He went all the way up to the UK Supreme Court.
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The docker team completely ignored the great work the parallels team put into creating a parallels driver instead telling them to wait for the plugin architecture to be finished.

Reference: https://github.com/docker/machine/pull/939
But if a company increases in value, shouldn't the value of your shares go up? I mean, isn't that the whole point of owning a percentage of a company?
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You're full of shit. It's not a quotation. The sentence makes no sense if you put the word "encrypted" in italics rather than quote marks. HN even supports italics, so it's not like it's a needed thing. Also, your English is suspect, so don't tell me how people use quotations in English. Your reading comprehension is pretty questionable as well, seeing as you read a post criticizing Windows as not doing so. So kindly fuck right off.
Er... reading the "Learn More" option under the "Personal Data We Collect" heading sends up giant red flags... why would anyone agree to this, ever?

I don't care how good your data gets anonymized; time and again, it's been shown that anonymized data can be fingerprinted and de-anonymized over time.

Whether or not this is happening, this should raise legitimate concerns with people who are considering, or who have already upgraded to Windows 10.
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Oh yeah...this is Al Kossows labor of love, and a fantastic resource. If you've got some old manual for some obscure machine in a box in the basement, consider seeing if Al could use it. Reminds me I need to send him the Interdata 8/32 instruction set manual that Dennis Ritchie gave me.

One day Al will be remembered like the Irish monks who laboriously copied old Greek and Roman texts to preserve them for future generations.
Your problem is a mobile network operators' problem primarily and not web/mobile devs'. Don't blame us for making the experience for you or us all prohibitively mediocre when those carriers are to blame for their ridiculous limitations imposed on data consumption and their exorbitant data plans.

You're barking up the wrong tree my friend.
yeah :) .. size is quite okay on the mobile version.
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Boards of Canada: Dayvan Cowboy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2zKARkpDW4

Solar Fields: Reborn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TD2bLKIDaT0

Brian Eno: Music for Airports
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KGMo9yOaSU

And so forth, I have something of an incomplete playlist of similar 'ambient' http://audiosplitter.fm/playlists/ambient/2289864
It's true. Docker Just Works™ on GNU/Linux. I'm a Linux guy myself for anything in development. However, unless I'm mistaken, part of the goal of Docker is to provide identical environments to an engineering team and production.

I always advocate for Linux use (in addition to principles, most things are easier as well), but everyone has their preferred environment.
So he wanted to be tried in the UK instead of Sweden?
No, it really isn't.

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It's hardly "barg[ing] into" when somebody explicitly asks about alternatives. And yes, they said they wouldn't consider Linux, but that does mean they're the ones who brought it up!
Because the UK has a fine human rights record (look at Northern Ireland) and always stands up the the USA (look at Iraq)
There is a nod to Enterprise. The minimum value for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\DataCollection\AllowTelemetry is 0 on win10 Enterprise, and 1 on consumer editions. (I believe the default value is 3. Lower is more private, but lowest is not offered to consumers)
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According to an article that isn't even slightly credible. I love how people read something on the internet and instantly believe it as fact.
Yep, so long as the price is fair.

You owned x/(Tesla^). Now you own x/(Tesla^ + 500M). (Tesla + 500M)>(Tesla) so your share is proportionally smaller. Put another way, you own a share of tesla. The day after the offering, Tesla has 500MM more in the bank and you own a percentage of that money.

Real life is complicated in all sort of ways. Demand for shares does not perfectly trace inherent value (an unknown number). The action could act as a signal to investors to buy or sell ("They need money because they're growing so fast!" or "They're bleeding cash, run!."). But theoretically, it's supposed to be perfectly fair to shareholders

^Tesla = all Tesla assets the day before the offering.
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> No mater how much you fumble with aperture and shutter speed there's simply no way to expand the camera sensor dynamic range without taking multiple exposures.

> I just don't see how it solves this issue.

http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Argument_from_incredulity
Software brings out the best in people :)

(now if I can get this damned rails gem to work properly....)
I'm too young to remember anything about the earlier days of computing. But somehow, it always puts a smile on my face to see how these fossilized bitflippers look like and how they work.
I agree, but it's only available for Windows. We use it when debugging console games as the dev-kits and SDKs come with usually very tight VS integration.

However, network time-outs are still an issue when breaking in the debugger while running a multi-player session. We have a few quirks around this, but nothing perfect.

And we also develop on OS X and Linux where VS isn't available :)
There are, however, often institutional investors who own meaningful amounts of a conpany's shares.
Client owes you the money, if they are evading you then you need to get a barrister involved. Recruiter might be liable- I think they would be if they were in the USA- but that depends on UK laws. I'm not a lawyer and don't know the law, but I would be surprised if you aren't owed the money for the work you did.
Interestingly enough that's how Technicolor used to work. Three separate exposures from a single lens, split off by pellicle mirrors.

The downside is that like any pellicle you are dividing your light between multiple exposures, meaning you some mixture of a longer exposure, a faster lens, or more lighting. Technicolor required special high-intensity arc lighting. Also, the pellicles must be kept spotless because dust shows up on the final image.

Next-gen sensors will actually implement this physically - some receptor sites will be larger than others.
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There's another sentence. For life, Julian Assange could be talked about as "a convicted rapist".
Given that most TSLA holders are in category 3, if you like the stock yesterday, you should like it today (absent any other information).
Some DSLRs and MILCs (and I think some semi-pro compacts too) have a wide enough dynamic range that they can work and HDR image from a single RAW file. Catch is, you have to shoot RAW and then process it with specific software. When it's done in-camera, it always is through multiple exposures. Even without specific software, you can work the effect from a single RAW file to get "multiple exposures" from it and then combine them into an HDR image.
Yup, says to me "not available in your country" (UK).
Hi I'm Brian at NYC Mesh. Yes it works as a local social network with our ".mesh" addresses, but most nodes are also internet gateways so they act as normal wifi access points. https://nycmesh.net/faq/