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It talks about nostalgia. there's nothing else besides that.

either you share this or not. If you saw anything else, you are probably misreading or reading too much there.

More people moving.

Car is not the goal. There are other means to move people way more efficient.

Everything sounds fine, except being Android based.

Worst platform ever.

Also good luck getting most of the hardware like game developers do with java.

I load all my wii games from a usb ssd and it's 10x faster than any cd.

And i think it's usb1

Flag this.every car since the 80s has an odb port. Having access to it allow you to unlock/disarm alarm/start car.

The headline is obvious link bait suggesting the radio protocol is easily hackable remotely. Which is not the case

Nothing new about brown press.

A little demodé even.

And i bet $5 nobody here ever landed on it's pages.

Let's see how many more Facebook reposts the hufpo title gets.

(yeah, i consider that the dumbest metric ever. Only even looked at by bloggers and creative ad agencies who are clueless about market research)

Output is not what goes to the user/page, in this context it is what your code sends anywhere, such as to mysql_execute or something

trick summary:

enter in you jpeg comment field: "<html>...your page...</html><!--"

then the "image" will look like:

   @^PJFIF^@^A^A^A^A,^A,^@^@000^Cr<html>...your page...</html><!-- rest of garbage

to the browser this is just the same as:

   \n
   \n
   \n
   <html>...your page...</html>

uh... everything* that ever shows up at ubuntu passed by my machine running debian sid. how is that leading adoption?

* excluding unity

the sucker part is about the big picture. SSL for all it's problems still is the closest to provide http securely. This safeboot thing helps with nothing. at all.

now back to the sucker part. thanks to ubuntu, everyone now instead of complaining or not buying hardware because free drivers aren't provided, will just and gladly use binary ones. and then complain that linux is unstable. i know it's a fine line to walk since otherwise they will just complain linux is not compatible with anything... but i think the later is fixable.

All this only serve to make ms strong again on consumer market. It's the good old bait and switch. And Ubuntu suckers are going right into

"ohh i have money. I can buy into the game and finally have more installs than Debian"

Let's see how that plays out later, since we all know this boot shenanigans do nothing it advertised (virus, security) and only serve to harden the installation of non windows os

I used Ubuntu and promoted it like crazy. Until i realized it's pernicious to open software. Too many compromises. binary drivers everywhere. Now this. The Ubuntu moved gnome3 crap that led to the least community driven direction a project ever took.

Heck and i always seen gpl extremists as crazy and release all my code under mit... And even so i refuse to use Ubuntu anymore.

Gotta love how the comments here have datapoints than the whole study the article mentions

It's not like a site that forgets it's contents in 2min or less needs more than that.

The key take away is: if you don't look at YOUR server logs, but relay on 3rd party solutions, you are missing the picture. By large.

That Google analytics "guess" was abysmal. Client side logging is fine to complement server side.

No. None of they aren. some consume a global variable with a link but that's minor and has irrelevant reasons for the security concerns here.

For richmedia, the publisher (website owner) just accepts to serve a Javascript snipped, which most of the time request more Javascript from places the publisher has no control whatsoever. And it has to be inlined on the page because that script uses document.write like crazy.

because of that, the script has total control of the page.

That's why there's no rich media in most free email providers. Yahoo is the only one but they render the ad in an crossdomain iframe and force the ad to behave via a richmedia api

Yeah. I may be thinking of the 1wire connection...

Anyway, not myself not other modder were able to use it effectively with any other device unless gutted.

Yeah, I'd ignore all the industry "insight" here and consume that as a user opinion on travel sites.

The original nexus one dock used a proprietary protocol over Bluetooth.

My bet is that Google will pull a betamax on the Google TV ecosystem

I will never understand you people that use that.

Just spend a extra .70 and have the cable screwed to a damn male plug.

Nothing worse than screwing the wires every time

The Q is the very same useless concept of the original nexus one desktop dock. The original dock at least came with 3mm plug and a cable to convert to 2 rcas.

So you don't have to go thru "enterprise sales people" to get onboarded, does that means the company can't afford ad review?

If they allow rich media for every one with 2cents, i can't think of a better platform to distribute malware.

He is still right on on being completely locked in one network with dumb phones.

Read itentirely and it's as vague.

Does not explain that it only works because the tellco is a public company (otherwise your money with them would be invested in risk) and the usabilities issues that allow a.lot of theft via social engineering.

In the us you'd have to pay $30/mo for unlimited payment via mobile phones in a 2yr contact.

And it would only work for the first $1000, then it will cost extra per dollar.

And it doesn't matter it works over means already provided/charged by the telcos, they will go out of their way to make it billable.

The demand was already there. say 30% of the people that actually buys your product every month produces grain alcohol.

now, you give your exceeding production for free. That person that got it for free makes grain alcohol, sells it cheaper than your paying customer. next month your paying customer will either also want it free, or at a much lower price to remain competitive, lowering your next month profit.

The whole problem is people trying to make more money with the grain by creating false scarcity. if they sold way cheaper when they had more production, the original paying customer would have bought twice the grain and made twice the grain alcohol to begin with. and none of that would have been a problem.

Which is the very same as lowering real prices (value) in the long run while raising monetary value. Pretty much more inflation

I have 10 things every month. I sell them for a living.

One month i only sold 5, but you asked for the other five. If i give you, there will be more things in circulation and now i will be offered less money for my things. Maybe only next month, but i still lose.

dilettantism is way easier than work. And recently may be as effective. Heck i usually get hundreds of upvotes just by pretending i have some knowledge.

This one will skyrocket because i may be a woman. And maybe Indian.