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To bypass this filter, Google SSH Tunneling. Overseas servers are cheap.

This is the beginning of the end. I'm seriously considering moving overseas.
Proprietary toolchain for the dynamic images – you could embed the full dynamic information in a JPEG extension and use the JPEG thumbnail as a thumbnail and the JPEG image as your selected representation. Then you could use your nonstandard code to regenerate the JPEG image data from your full data when you wished.

You can just produce a composite image that's sharp all over… – but what fun is that? I'm having a grand time with SynthCam on my iPhone to act like a large lens camera to regain distance dependent focus even though I have a tiny lens.

It's going to be really thrillingly expensive. – It doesn't need to be. Tiny micro lenses on the image sensor might be much cheaper than large chunks of precision glass. Think "inkjet-like print head squirting one of the resins used for plastic eyeglasses into etched depressions relying on surface tension to form the lens". Just guessing there. Maybe placing precision sized beads in each depression and then heating to reflow into a surface tension defined lens would work better.
Smaller changes, smaller cakes.
Why, back in my day phones didn't have cameras in 'em t'all!

So, I don't know. 1280×720? 1680×1050 at most? They don't quote a megapixel number on their site, of course.
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It's worth noting that a large part of his frustrations would be resolved if Google hadn't lowered the refund window to 15 minutes. Google justified that move by saying devs wanted it, but his and my experience says it's just created a huge pain in the ass for everyone.
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The amount Sony spends on Lawyers it could have spent on real security(so many server/network issues in last 2 months) and some path breaking products.

All my Sony money now goes to Apple.
Stereo vision does need two sensors and two lenses, where a micro-lens approach would only require one of each. However, the micro-lens camera would need a much larger and higher resolution sensor to produce a depth image that has the same resolution of the equivalent stereo camera.

Ignoring the size of the sensor, producing two standard camera lenses will always be cheaper than producing an array of multiple (i.e. more than two) micro-lenses. This is doubly true considering that the micro-lens technology is already encumbered by patents.

Finally, stereo is very well understood and has already been implemented on the GPU, on FPGAs and in ASICs (commonly known as STOC, Stereo On-Chip). I would personally love to see a demo of a micro-lens array used for creating a depth map, but I just don't see any practical advantages over stereo.
Again, I wasn't targeting this at people still supporting XP and the like. Unlike WPF, I don't see Microsoft back-porting DirectUI especially not to XP. My article was targeted at the people up in arms about the death of Silverlight.
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Sure, the raw image needs to be processed but you can export the
focused product and do what you like, can't you?

Certainly, and that will be a cool feature. I don't think it's worth all the other tradeoffs inherent in a light-field camera.

This will improve and processor speed improves eventually making it a nonissue.

We are not talking about the future. We are talking about what this particular first-generation product is likely to do, and I, Samuel Bierwagen, will bet you $20 that this camera won't do better than three seconds per photo.
As a geek, I think this is totally awesome. As a casual photographer, I'm less excited. I've pretty much got the hang of focusing my shots as I'm taking them. Why focus later what I can focus now?
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Also looks like internet and phone companies are required to keep emails and text messages because it's effective against child sex abuse [0].

[0] http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2011/06/22/3250398.htm

Edit: Looks like it's part of the hacking crackdown according to this article: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/national/police-win-ph... Warrantless requests for electronic data.
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It's a piece of first-generation consumer electronics, made in small production runs by a new company that's already spent $30 million in R&D. While each camera will not cost much, they will be priced high.
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Not sure about all of the charging stations listed, but a Level 3 charging station takes about 30 minutes.

Obviously, there are improvements to be made. But the infrastructure to support electric cars is quickly being stood up. Much of that has come from the Recovery and Reinvestment Act, definitely, but there are going to be the equivalent of 87 gas stations for electric cars in Chicago at the end of this year. I find that amazing and uplifting.

30 minutes still is non-trivial to the person accustomed to the 5 minute fill up. Technology will get better but we also need to be willing to make some lifestyle changes that enable us to live cleaner, healthier lives going forward. Reading a book or exploring a new city or plugging in after lunch is a very pleasant way for those changes to come about.

Edit: The Chicago 250+ are all Level 3s. They are also building a couple hundred Level 2s which take the four hours that the Telsa one does.
The worst problem here is one of PR. Google should at least pay some nice friendly intern to sit down and go through each bug and write a "Thanks for reporting this, we appreciate your time and I'll try and get the right person to look at it" type comment, with periodic, "Sorry there's been no progress on this, we're really busy as you can understand" - totally meaningless, but costs almost nothing and completely changes the feel of the discussion. Obviously they should do much better, but a token PR effort would be a nice minimum.
Hackers seem to be becoming the new terrorists AGAIN. Second time for me that they turned the cassette over. Makes me wonder how many times this has happened since Gutenberg started this mess?
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Wouldn't Visual Basic for Applications be a more appropriate comparison?
It's pretty clear to me that entire thing is a joke

No it's not ... these things you quoted do not seem extreme to me.

I'm living alone now. I have no idea why someone would hang stuff on walls. I wouldn't stand all day, but I don't spend all day at home and my chair is a cheap wooden one from IKEA. Between work, lifting weights/doing martial arts and some extra studies I'm doing, I don't have that much time to spend at home anyway, other than sleeping.

I spend time in the kitchen because I prefer to cook my food, but I only have the most basic stuff and I spend as little time in the kitchen as possible - i.e. cook enough for several days so I don't have to worry about that every day.

And I do hate small useless talk too. Don't get me wrong, it's fine to have a short conversation about the weekend plans or something like that. But, indeed, there are people that just don't know when to stop or don't understand when they go from polite to annoying. I totally understand where the author is coming from.

Of course, when I start living with someone else again that will change, but for now that's how it is.
Most likely, DigitalOne doesn't have support staff sleeping in hammocks at the colo. If you were an admin, logged in remotely (from switzerland, say, where DigitalOne is headquartered), and you saw a few racks of equipment go offline, would you:

1. suspect that someone had walked away with 3 racks, or

2. guess that some network hardware had gone bad?

Usually it's a horse, but sometimes it's a zebra.
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I am currently trying to cut down my possessions (and sadly stressing a tad about it) so that they all fit reasonably in the back of my station wagon without overloading the suspension (I move once or twice a year). Would you consider that an artificial milestone?
I am sympathetic to your desires, but the man page clearly states the implemented behavior:

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Thought this might be relevant. There was a recent discussion on freelance job rates and the OP was worried that bids for US$10 per hour by people from India (etc) will make it hard for him to make higher bids.

Consider this. Working at $13 an hour, it equates to ~Rs.650.
650 * 25(days of working in a month) * 12 = Rs1,95,000 per annum, for working an hour a day. If I managed 3 hours of work at that 'cheap' rate, I'd be one of the highest earning person among my friends [who have all graduated in CS and work in various IT companies.] Pretty awesome to have a cheap economy, right? :)
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The comparison isn't just economic. As a visitor, many things made more sense to me when I started seeing India through the lens of a confederation of mini-nations rather than a unified country in the American or European sense. Far more so than in America, each individual state has distinct cultures, cuisines, and languages. Historically many of them were once kingdoms themselves, which contributes to the sense of distinct identity.
I love the argument.

"Without these laws we were able to do our job, therefore, pass these laws".
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Nah, Senator Fielding will only be in the Senate for a few more weeks. After him the Greens will hold the balance of power. Personally I think they're mostly loons, but they "get" the internet better than the major parties.
I'm with TPG... Can't see if they're on board or not?
I can't comment on how the accounts were compromised (As I'm not part of those investigating) however I'm pretty sure I can say it's the accounts that were compromised (As the commits came from the plugin owners accounts) and not the svn server or svn root.

It looks like certain accounts were compromised, how? I don't know, It could be anything from the users having weak passwords, or even MITM attack/sniffing (Unsecured Wireless anyone? - I bet most of these authors have been to a WordCamp or 2) - But like I said, I don't know how, that's pure speculation.

WordPress.org (and the WordPress Software itself) has not sent passwords in emails for awhile now, except in cases where it's absolutely required.

When a user forgets their password, a email with a single-use url is sent, that link allows them to change their password. Yes, If their email is compromised, their account can be compromised.

When a user changes their password, It is not sent via email to the account owner or site administrator.

When a New install is created, If the user enters a password during the installation process, their password will not be sent via email. If they leave it at the default randomly generated password, it WILL be emailed to them, and they'll be asked to change it upon next login, They're expected to change it when they login.

If a new user is added to a WordPress installation, and the admin sets a password, they can choose to send an email to the user with their details.

It's all weighing usability vs. security against each other, the cases where WordPress Core sends emails right now that includes a password, is very minimal (and only in cases where it's actually required).

Some people choose to disable the password reset process entirely on their installations, If you have server access, or a decent ammount of knowledge, often it's an undeeded component.
What is the technical mechanism being used to implement this?
I've seen very little FBI activity in Antarctica lately.
I'm not talking about the hyperbole itself, I'm talking about how they're hyping something everybody else thinks of as common already.

FaceTime would have been kind of like that if everybody had been making video phone calls every day since four years ago. Most people had never made a single video phone call, most people still haven't.

Using touch swipes on their phone though, everybody has, every day, for years. Outside of Nokia, that is.
Why is this on the frontpage of HN?

This group abused a Wordpress plugin exploit that let users get access to Wordpress accounts. (See here: http://techcrunch.com/2011/06/21/wordpress-org-possibly-hack... )

LulzSec is certainly still up and at it. (See their Twitter, they're DDoSing Brazil: https://twitter.com/#!/LulzSec )

So... what's the news? What's the story?
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The main article says two biggest ISPs: Telstra and Optus.

Edit: Conroy have stated TPG [and Internode] wouldn't join: http://www.theaustralian.com.au/australian-it/government/mor...
This is being put in place to kowtow to the religious right isn't it?
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I believe it's some form of URL filtering at the ISP's proxy, but don't quote me.
I think it's more important to not buy stuff that will take away your time, or increase your obligations.

Heh... maybe I better not get a dog after all.
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To a particular Senator, yes. Fielding. Senator Conroy is the Minister and a bull-headed man in his own right, so it might not get dropped right away.

However the composition of the Senate will change on July 1st, with the Greens assuming the balance of power.

I personally suspect that internet filtering will be used as a bargaining chip in negotiations with the Greens over the details of a carbon tax / trading scheme.
What is the standard framework for abstracting most of the browser-specific behaviors (like those IEx hacks) away? I'm not even talking about dynamic behaviors; just simple standard HTML / CSS jazz.

In 2011 I would hope there would be a simple way of expressing my desires that does not involve slogging through books and blogs to figure out how to hack a few small bits together so that some asinine browser can render a page in the same way as a newer version of said browser (I've seen this with IE, FF, and Chrome)
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How did you arrive at that from the op? India's gini index has been quite stable[1]. India only makes about 50 billion or so a year in revenue from outsourcing[2].

[1] http://www.un.org/esa/desa/papers/2007/wp45_2007.pdf

[2] http://www.financialexpress.com/news/indias-outsourcing-reve...
Seems like this is using the HTML5 speech input API. http://chrome.blogspot.com/2011/03/talking-to-your-computer-...
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One awesome use for this technology is in microscopes! Instead of having to focus on each slide, slides can be run through much faster, photographed once, and interesting objects (like cells in a culture) can be found by processing afterwards.

And even cooler IMO, is that a display panel with proportionately sized microlenses can be used (after a little image processing) to recreate the light field for a glasses free 3d display.
The difference is Node has an ecosystem of async 3rd party libs for IO drivers etc. Your evented web server is worthless if your IO (DB, File, REST, ...) is sync.

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Well. One use would be to experiment with different focuses and pick the best later. It is not a rarity for me to look at old pictures and think that a different focus would have worked better (Then again I am no great photographer. For all I know others are never feel this need. So take that with a pinch of salt)
If you've read his other writing, yeah, the way he defends it, it is.
I'm a casual photographer too.

The advantage I see in the future is that you are 'guaranteed' a potentially sharp picture.

Even when I do portraits with a wide aperture (1.2/1.4) there are times when I miss the focus on a tiny detail that I wish was more in focus. And since I prefer doing candid poses, redoing a situation just isn't that preferable.

For sports or wildlife, I imagine it can be hard to focus too, sometimes just missing a shot of a bird because of a split second.

It does make me wonder how the motion blur on this would work.
I remember seeing this "news" years ago...

edit: here's the article from 2005 http://graphics.stanford.edu/papers/lfcamera/

The company that flourished from this research in 2008: http://www.crunchbase.com/company/refocus-imaging

And another startup already doing this for mobile phones: http://dvice.com/archives/2011/02/pelican-imaging.php
The great thing about Australia is we still have a choice to change to another provider.

I'm a fan of Netspace's Naked plan.
On a similar note, I haven't been able to flag comments/articles for a while. It seems that HN occasionally removes privileges when it thinks that they're being abused, though I have no clue what condition caused it to stop you from commenting while still allowing you to submit articles - nothing like the typical hellban.

Also, an average karma of 1.5 means that you get an average of half an upvote per comment, not that 2 out of 3 voters upmod it.
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Actually, I wasn't thinking webdev when I said that, but I guess it does apply to webdev. I was thinking more like VB front-ends.

But I think your general thesis holds in any case. As front-ends have become less CRUDdy (whether web or rich), and almost more game like, they've become more challenging to build. And I think the DOM is a legacy model which is great for largely static pages, but a far less useful model for actual web apps -- and that just makes client dev work harder too.
HN does hellban users; if you browse with showdead on, you'll see lots of dead comments from users who are hellbanned.
Most cell phones have about 1 MP of signal, and 4 MP of noise.
It's the first version man. This is exciting technology. I love seeing true innovation like this come to life.

I'm gonna be all over this. You know, for the kids.
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Just like how not collecting stamps is as much of a hobby as collecting stamps? Ok, I am being silly, but not owning things is not the same as having an attachment to not owning things.
I believe that censorship is mostly being pushed by Senator Conroy himself, who comes from the Catholic, Social Conservative right faction of the party (For non-Australians: the left-wing Labor party is in power in Australia, with the support of a number of independents. Conroy is a member of the Labor party, but isn't from the trade-unions and is regarded as right-wing. He's also very socially conservative for Australia. For example, he opposed the RU486 "morning after pill" on a conscience vote http://www.australiavotes.org/conscience/index.php#vote)

There's no doubt that Fielding likes the plan too, but don't expect to disappear while it is in Conroy's portfolio.

I've never heard of the internet filtering being a carbon-tax bargaining chip before. Given that it was planned before Labor supported the carbon tax I'd be surprised if it planned that way.

(Also, note that this is technically voluntary filtering by these ISPs, so it probably wont' go away even if Conroy left)
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Planned that way? No. Being repurposed? Quite possibly.
It's a conceptual change. If your product is going to be incrementally evolved, major releases won't exist, so version numbers are not milestones anymore.

If they didn't do this, but switched to incremental development and still followed standard versioning practices, we'd be stuck at 4.xxx forever :)
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(1) - cameras already do this. Photography 101 - if you use a small apature, everything is in focus (minus diffraction and motion blur). Cheap lenses (like most cellphones) have low apertures, and don't really need to focus. Expensive lenses (like the iPhone 4 lens) often have high apertures, which let you take faster photos, and artistically blur stuff.

Photographers don't like to do this, as blurring the background draws your attention to the subject.
The "changing one character" suggestion in TFA would imply that... it's hardly deep packet inspection if that's supposed to work. Obviously contingent on quoted person knowing enough about how this stuff works... though I assume she's been appropriately briefed on the issue!