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TechNews - NVIDIA Shield Tested - tech
(hx) 10:57 PM CEST - Aug,03 2013 - Post a comment / read (11)

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These Are The Three Most Popular Keys On A Keyboard - Pop quiz: What are the three most popular keys on a computer's keyboard? Microsoft's Senior Product Marketing Manger for Hardware Suneel Goud was at our office showing us some of the company's ergonomic keyboards. While doing the demo, he told us the three most popular keys.
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Csimbi

(11:31 PM CEST - Aug,03 2013 )

quote:
These Are The Three Most Popular Keys On A Keyboard
The space bar was meant to be used by both thumbs - which I learnt doing long ago. Yes, I tend to use my right thumb more often, say 30/70%; but if the spacebar was split, I'd be missing something.
This article makes me wonder... I am the weirdo here or are those who did not master the use of the keyboard yet?
I guess 'e' is popular in many languages, but probably not all...
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Yes, The FBI Is Tracking American Google Searches
Illustrates how broken this system just is, lol
I guess if americans let the government do it, they deserve the resulting torture. They do have a choice.
quote:
Microsoft Excel used as example in new NSA XKeyscore leak
Another reason why Microsoft sales will start declining soon outside the US. Can't blame them, I switched to Libreoffice as well.
quote:
Police to track Moscow metro passengers' SIM cards
Russia was always a police state, merely the name of the game is changing and time goes by.
quote:
The FBI can remotely activate laptop and Android microphones with spyware

Only until you either:
- mod the hardware and put in a manual switch,
- comment out that part of the code and recompile the OS for yourself,
- use a proper firewall (made in EU),
- stop using it as a whole.
I wonder if Lenovo is partner in crime - they're Chinese after all... Can chinese spy on americans the same way?
quote:
Yamaha ATS-1010 Refurbished Front Surround System (save $180)
Is this a paid advertisement?
quote:
Dynamic target tracking camera system keeps its eye on the ball
Maybe you should visit Finland more often. At least, I was in a science museum (in HKI) there about 10 years ago that had an eye-tracking machine...
quote:
10 Life Hacks You Need To Know For Summer!
Knew two of them, thanks for the rest. Would have been more useful at the beginning of the summer ;-)

Koogle	(01:33 AM CEST - Aug,04 2013 )
"Popular Keys On A Keyboard " Load of rubbish ...'W' is the most popular key held down, followed by 'A' or 'S' or 'D' depending on which directions you go in the most :P "friendly visit from the FBI " ...is nothing friendly about state agency, gov, corp policy scum, they are the biggest lying criminal parasite organization of sociopath scum fuck drones out there.

Csimbi	(07:27 AM CEST - Aug,04 2013 )
Koogle> "Popular Keys On A Keyboard " Load of rubbish ...'W' is the most popular key held down, followed by 'A' or 'S' or 'D' depending on which directions you go in the most :P I use the cursor keys ;-)

Sabot

(12:09 PM CEST - Aug,04 2013 )

quote:
Cunt Coloring Book - WTF!?

Fucking hilarious! Even available in the UK. Read the reviews :lol:

What a talented work! Vulva's abound. It's series of vagina's that the whole family can enjoy. Some are drawn firm, some sloppy, some have these strange flappy things reminiscent of a deep sea creature. After reading (and coloring) I no longer fear the va-jay-jay....I embrace it. So should you. Our entire family sat around the kitchen table eating a bucket of Kentucky Fried Chicken while coloring out of this masterpiece. Ah the memories! Instead of using crayon, Mom made a custom VJ with felt purchased at a local craft store, Dad made a scratch and sniff using Asian fish sauce as the base, little Tommy drew a train entering his, and Grandpa ran out of red crayon. We laughed all night!

I say bring this masterpiece to your church group or Board of Education and discuss putting it into the agenda. I think nuns would really take an interest. Priests too. Or how about Oprah's Book Club? The Detroit Public School system currently obtained a Federal grant to implement this book into the high school teaching agenda. Female students are screened and those who show promise in the "shake-what-your-momma-gave-you" department are provided with support from Federal surveyors who counsel them on career pathways. The social and economic impact on the community has been tremendous. This book saves communities. It takes a village!

Thank you Tee for making the vagina accessible to deeply religious families like mine. We no longer see Satan when looking at the crotches of those blessed to carry the sacred Mother Hole. We now see a long Jesus beard with Beethoven's 6th playing in the brush, sheep jumping sideways up, grazing in folds, cloven hoofed and all.

gx-x

(09:26 PM CEST - Aug,04 2013 )

Why do people from U.S. put up with all this crap? You are loosing both freedom and security bit by bit every year, even month. The more freedom you give to your gov, the more crap they are going to dump on your heads. If you had prevented your gov to entertain the notion of being "superpolice" just bcs they can, drilling for oil wherever they please using divide and conquer tactics (by CIA and others) to make wars in which they later get involved to "bring democracy" and instill government that they control, then take resources to give you "cheap gas" in the U.S., you wouldn't have all this crap today, there would be no 9/11m no need for fear and alerts etc.
You need to stop and wonder for a second, how come U.S. (and UK to some degree, but connect the dots and...) is the only target for terrorists amongst the countries outside of the middle east?

pro-tip: your gov is poking stuff like Steve Irvin did...and you are letting them! Now they are poking Syria, hoping to to instill themselves there. That is poking Russia AND China. Those countries are not like Iraq or Libia or Serbia, those guys can destroys ALL of us bcs of your gov. U.S. is atm poking the WW3 and you are letting them. All you care is dollars and fancy houses and gadgets. Next thing you know, you'll be drafted, and I will be drafted and we will have to fight each other. For what? WW2 ended with 2 firecrackers compared to weapons that will open the WW3. You want that? I don't.

th4t1guy	(01:28 AM CEST - Aug,05 2013 )
quote: Why do people from U.S. put up with all this crap? Blah blah blah... It's funny how people here can be so critical when this website was basically endorsing Obama when he was first running for office. pro-tip: you eurotards should probably just stay out of American politics since it doesn't seem to be something you understand.

tride

(09:58 AM CEST - Aug,05 2013 )

th4t1guy> quote:
Why do people from U.S. put up with all this crap? Blah blah blah...

It's funny how people here can be so critical when this website was basically endorsing Obama when he was first running for office.

pro-tip: you eurotards should probably just stay out of American politics since it doesn't seem to be something you understand.What do you mean ? :roll: Could you please explain how you benefit from your government monitoring your every step ? :roll:

Also, i wonder from which EU state is "GX-X" ? And do you really think that your country is not monitoring all the internet traffic ? Are you that naive to think this way, or you wait to read it somewhere and believe it ? :roll:

th4t1guy	(03:19 PM CEST - Aug,05 2013 )
quote: Could you please explain how you benefit from your government monitoring your every step ? The fact that you infer this from what I said just goes to show that you have no idea what you're talking about.

Csimbi	(04:17 PM CEST - Aug,05 2013 )
I hope non-EU people like their artificial meat products - you are what you eat, after all.

Majnun

(09:59 AM CEST - Aug,06 2013 )

I am an American. (by birth anyway). Pardon me for picking up the Koogle rant here.

If you think voting for the least offensive puppet has ANY effect on ANYTHING, you are delusional.

Anybody that you are allowed to choose between was chosen for you by those already in power. They are both on the same team.

All of American so called news media is nothing more than propaganda and distraction. They talk about nothing but bullshit to distract you from what matters.

America is on the downward spiral towards totalitarianism. Enjoy the fucking ride.

It's going to get ALOT worse before it gets better. Nobody here will rebel against anything. We're all drunk and distracted. As long as there's TV and booze NOBODY CARES.

The more you worry about what's going on around you the less likely you are to give a shit what's happening above you.

Csimbi	(10:21 PM CEST - Aug,06 2013 )
Thanks for the moment of honesty and criticism. It is refreshing. Very few do these nowadays...

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