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The rich used to be able to live a different kind of life than the ordinary people. Now they live the same life, but gold-plated with diamonds glued to it.

Instead of worrying about "income inequality", we should focus on pushing consumption equality further down the stack so that even our "poor" largely have it. We still have a long way to go in this respect. I'd say that the 'middle class' still lives a bit of a different kind of life than the 'working poor'. A guy who lives on 10k/year is much farther away from a guy who makes 100k than that guy who makes 100k is from a guy who makes 10mil.
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A little like this - Donatello, a "pure" CSS drawing library, http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3090290. Not to belittle the effort, but 335 (or even 1) lines of JS is absolutely NOT pure CSS3. It really bothers me when people do that. It wouldn't have been any less impressive with a more honest title.

That being said, this is a really cool demo.
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I use FDE on my laptop. I recently wrote up how I handle encrypted backups:

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Don't forget cost. That big dreamy screen rolls in at $500+ while the wall size map equivalent costs a mere $50 or less, requires no computer to be switched on and is instantly zoomable.
Thanks, that is a very clear explanation!

As an outside observer of Perl 6 development since its conception, I feel that this pattern (Scope creep and massive rewrites / depreciation of current infrastructure whenever one component was in "danger" of becoming useful) has played out over and over again throughout the life of the project.

This went back at least to the original Parrot announcement. Arguably, even the _birth_ of Perl 6 was based on the idea of a massive rewrite, superseding the much more modest Topaz effort (After about two years of development, Topaz had not yet delivered fully working code. The original announcement of Perl 6 promised working code in 18 months).

http://use.perl.org/~masak/journal/40451
I downloaded one of the files yuvadam posted (not sure if it's the same one there now - the post was edited) and it had a password protected rar in a rar
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> I can't help but imagine that whoever has the bad luck of fighting against against the drones and robots of US will feel much like in Terminator (...)

Relevant xkcd:

http://xkcd.com/652/
Yep, totally missed it somehow. My bad on that.

EDIT: It took me a while to figure out why I missed it. I went there and found nothing at all but an email address. I looked through everything and found that PayPal is serving a 1x1 tracking pixel via https. Odd.

https://www.paypalobjects.com/en_AU/i/scr/pixel.gif

Ghostery didn't see that, either, and many things have default exceptions for https. Strange. Finally noticed that the Wufoo thing was getting eaten by NoScript. You can't even tell that something is missing, you have to whitelist them to get it to show up. So, this probably only affects some of the HN folks, it wouldn't affect a more general audience.
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"Probably"? Of course it has to do with both, and it's practically impossible to say what it has more to do with objectively.

If the immigrants were exactly like the natives, their school results would be exactly the same as well. Or, if the school was perfectly adapted to the immigrants, they would score the best in the world.

In reality, you can look more into how to keep "undesirable" people out of your country (and deport the disadvantaged people who lower the average scores?), or you can look more into how to develop the school system so that even the disadvantaged people get a good education out of it. Finland chooses the latter, more constructive, more humane, more equal, and as far as we believe the PISA and similar studies, more efficient stance. Ethics aside, you're free to choose otherwise.
No, it's just people who appreciate the work of the Pi people and can afford to support them.
Maybe not right now, but maybe soon HTML5 will be more widely adopted to make flash much less important for everyday browsing.
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RAM doesn't use more or less power depending on whether or not it's been allocated to an application, so by itself continual/static RAM usage doesn't effect battery life at all. Now, if the OS needs to remove a suspended application from memory in order to free up RAM for a foreground application, that will involve the processor and so use some power, although I would imagine a small amount. If a suspended application is removed from memory and then needs to be restarted when it is next used, that will also use the processor (and the flash storage), which will require power. So leaving memory allocated for suspended apps can have an effect of battery life, although not directly because of the memory itself using power.
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Why isn't your offsite backup encrypted too? Yes, if your data is corrupted, and your backups are corrupted, then you lose your data. That's the case regardless of whether or not you're using encryption.

I use FDE on my laptop. My backups are also encrypted. I use duplicity which basically tars up the files and then encrypts using GnuPG. It only tars up the changes between each run, so I have incremental backups, and version history of every single file on my system. All encrypted - https://grepular.com/Secure_Free_Incremental_and_Instant_Bac...
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"We provide reviews for tech reports." - Why would I want a review for a tech report? Even the clicking on an example wasn't really enlightening. E.g. Finance. There is no attached chart...
You make a good point, but it's a non-sequitur. Finland created an education system under its own jurisdiction. It is absolutely obtuse and preposterous to suggest that there can not be a valid moral imperative within this framework. You are hijacking the thread for your own agenda which is a bit offensive.
The scope is a single unit in which education is organised. It's pretty clear that that is the state, not the family.
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He must be sorting the labels in reverse order of importance. I notice that if I zoom in near Chicago, Chicago itself is missing, big suburbs are in the smallest font, and small suburbs are in a big font. Looks like the data is right but the sort order is wrong.
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If centralization is required for a service to grow to a large size, how do you explain email? If email was being designed from scratch today, we'd have people asking why anybody would set up a free to use email service.

"Universities" was an example of one type of provider. Setting up a "free to use" node would be useful even for commercial organisations. Think brand recognition. You'd also have charitable organisations doing it for the sake of it. I don't need to supply an exhaustive list to show that it's easily possible.
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Newly constructed homes tend to have ethernet jacks in them. Of course, older homes is a whole different matter.
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A good backup, e.g. Time machine, lets you restore feom before the corruption. A backup on an encrypted disk risks the entire backup volume being corrupted and unusable in one go, thus making it a very brittle backup.

I'm assuming that a corrupted encrypted file is totally unusable here, and now that I think more about it I'm not sure - encryption with chained blocks would mean errors have a larger affect than just at the error site, wouldn't it?
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I didn't even notice until you mentioned it. That said, what kind of phone are you using? If you were using a decent American phone rather than a crappy Finnish phone I bet you would be able to ;)
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Actually, it's not. As far from the commons as one can get might be more like a heavily shielded, localized room in a remote area with no sound, light, or other effects going in or out except for some set of operators.

What is the sight one sees upon traveling through an area? A composite of many things, but including a large amount of the public faces of shops if there are any. Yet surely that sight has a considerable impact on the common areas.
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Umm, pretending it's not there doesn't make it go away. That doesn't work in "democratic countries" either.
> is punished by fines of varied amounts, up to the equivalent of US$125. (Id.)

Fines suggest a criminal, not civil, offences. Damages would suggest a civil offence.
Did you read the link? "Unfortunately support for SEED alone is not enough to allow for secure transactions with Korean web services."

There's motivation, but still something missing.
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If people actually saw what went on "free enough" would have been put to bed years ago. The Chicago boys were given free reign in Chile under Pinochet and nearly destroyed the country. They had to back off of their "free enough" goals to start the trend upwards again to be able to write their "The Chilean Miracle" propaganda piece [1].

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Definitely agree, but with the caveat that the teaching occurs after a period of doing. If I learn something by doing it, and then attempt to teach it, I may dwell in the "Why" of it when otherwise I might not have. But if someone listens, and then lectures, that is no better than a video.
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They can still have some kind of encryption algorithm in place to encrypt/decrypt passwords in their database. That said, sending the passwords out in plain-text via Email isnt particularly secure either.
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The iPad doesn't support Flash and plenty of less-than-technophiles use it as an everything computer.
Now, it's held in very low esteem and has very poor pay. It is assumed that if they were any good they would take private sector jobs where they can make a lot more.
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At least for me, all the phones on their website still render with an image, unlike the demo.
This one is an extreme case, but I agree with you.

I live in Belo Horizonte, another large brazilian metropolis 580 kilometers away from Sao Paulo, and all the cabling is underground in the whole downtown area.

And it's not just the looks, in the five years I lived in this area I never had a blackout caused by storms. Had to buy several UPS units after moving to a suburb.
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The meaningfulness of that distinction assumes the rule of law.
While sending passwords in plain text via e-mail is something that should be frowned upon, the e-mail itself is not evidence that they store your password in plain text.
Good link, thanks.
What does the "don't have flash" stub look like? Does the ipad recognize embedded flash and show a friendly explanation or is that left to the site?
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A more elegant solution is using the vending machines as in Japan : http://www.engadget.com/2011/12/28/japanese-vending-machine-...
What is the point of your pro-US trolling? You've already admitted that the falsehoods you've stated have nothing to do with the thread anyway.

>The per capita figures make the other countries look better

lol, classic.
As was discussed here over and over: That basically results in the same thing.

There should be no feasible way to read the passwords of your users, ever. If you store them 'secure' in a reversible way it doesn't matter much if you use rot13 or state of the art crypto. Anyone getting access to the database can probably get the key as well.
As a dedicated Android supporter, I wonder when the Android webview system will be decent enough to actually work with that design pattern, because the premise is good. Shake a xoom a little and the css loses track whether it's in portrait or landscape.
This reeks of "rock star" ego:

"...and you should be able to do so in about one-third the time that most competent people think possible"
The moral argument is that a society should do what it can for its members. The concept of internationalism is orthogonal to that agument.
How practical is running the software onboard? Would you have to port it out of Octave to Java? There seems to be a useful library in the form of [jlmath] that may well let you run the program as-is.

jlmath: http://www.jmathlib.de/

I was going to suggest using the audio jack, but it seems you've already found a (really cool) project that's using it.

Anyway, it's a pretty awesome project. I'm building a robotic vacuum cleaner currently, although I'm building the chassis from scratch and that's proving to be a bit of a stumbling block with my current tools. My software right now is pretty much rudimentary collision detection, so something like this is pretty interesting as a far more sophisticated option.
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No,the pasword could be crypted in the DB and decrypted for the recovering password mail.

Still not the best solution, hashed password (with a salt) are way more secure if your password happens to be 12345.
Worth DOM inspecting, for example, the rays from the sun on the Weather app icon. Insane amounts of work have gone into this...
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There is a difference between a simple SQL injection and full filesystem access.
How do you secure the decryption key then? With another key?
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That isn't the point he is making though, there is a non zero probability of an application attack resulting in the decryption of the passwords. The attack vector is now on at least 2 fronts if it stores encrypted/plaintext passwords; the login system and the password reminder system.
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Being able to provide you with your password in plain text doesn't mean it's stored in plain text. There are very efficient and secure encryption algorithms that are reversible, out there.

Of course, sending passwords in an unencrypted email is bad practice, but that's another story.
It's mentioned in one of the articles he linked to.
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There is one iOS "tip" that I keep hearing and it is wrong.

I've never heard this "tip" from anyone. Ever. Any links or references to these "supposedly authoritative sources"?

I'm finding it hard to take this article seriously when it says:

"When you press the home button, iOS will tell the app to quit. In almost all cases, it quits..."

Then, a few paragraphs later:

"When you press the home button, the app moves from Active to Background. Most apps usually then go from Background to Suspended in a matter of seconds."

Wait, I thought you said it gets told to quit?

According to this [1], an app has to specifically request to be killed when the home button is pressed. "When the value of this key is YES, the application is terminated and purged from memory instead of moved to the background. If this key is not present, or is set to NO, the application moves to the background as usual."

The information in the article about states is useful, but why open with factually incorrect information?

[1] http://developer.apple.com/library/IOs/#documentation/Genera...
There are false positives when using eyes to discover things as well. So the fact that dogs are biased and make mistakes doesn't concern me. Law enforcement is not a perfect weapon.

I'm more concerned that that weapon is pointed at your civil liberties. What you put into your body or do with consenting adults is of no proper concern of government.
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>The words "superior race" don't appear anywhere.

Ridiculous. Of course those specific words don't appear there, but that would be the most appropriate summarization of several of those posts.

Actually the OP was being charitable. He didn't even mention your superior gender arguments.
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I can't believe that this is still common practice in some large-scale businesses. In my imagination of a perfect world I would never get in touch with a user's plain text password at all.
If your software is able to decipher something, someone else could do the same.
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It is pure CSS as explicitly defined on the page, i.e. no images used.

Just because you have a different definition doesn’t make it right.
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It’s not. It’s pure CSS as defined explicitly on the page, i.e. no images used.