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Comment: Re:Apple and Foxconn (Score 1) 188

by Viceice (#38991591) Attached to: Hackers Hit Apple Supplier Foxconn

Don't ban imports, simply impose import duties on all manufactured items until it BECOMES competitive to build it in America. Either jobs return to America, or suddenly there is enough money to seriously fix the national debt. It's win win.

And to the people who say that it will ruin the economy, quite the opposite. The economy DOES NOT exist on Wall St, it exists when everyday people exchange the goods or service they produce for those of others. More people producing and then consuming in America simply makes the American economy better.

On top of that, on purchasing power terms, in most Asian countries the cost of an iPad is anywhere from 1-3 months salary for the average middle class person, yet it still sells like hot cakes. The argument that people won't buy an iDevice if the price goes up 3 fold if made in America is simply flawed.

Comment: Re:All for the sake of censorship. (Score 2) 187

by Viceice (#38322248) Attached to: Malaysia Mulls Compulsory Registration of Tech Workers

To be fair, the Malaysian government is like that (Bigoted and racist). The general population are generally nice people.

The government is working overtime shoring up power and restricting freedoms because they lost their 2/3 majority in parliament for the first time in 50 years last election and they are close to being tossed out next election (which is soon).

Malaysia mull compulsory registration of tech work-> 1

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Viceice writes "Hot on the heels of recently passed legislation further restricting Freedom of Assembly, the National Front led Malaysian Government is now working to make the registration of all Tech workers mandatory, making it an offence punishable by a stiff fine and jail for anyone to plan, deploy, service and maintain any computing system without a license.

A leaked draft of the legislation has ignited a backlash among the IT community, which fear the law, when passed, will be devastating to the tech industry in Malaysia."

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Comment: Re:LOTS of problems, actually (Score 1) 270

by Viceice (#38299330) Attached to: Bluetooth Keyboards With a 10-Year Charge Promised

Well it really depends on the camera you buy. If you want one of those ultra slim compacts, that will fit in your pocket, a slim LiPo batt makes sense.

Buy for professional dSLRs where you depend on your camera for your work, the handgrip battery compartment comes with a magazine which will accept AAs.

The drawback is you need EIGHT AAs to do the same job of the regular battery, which is only slightly larger than a C cell.

Comment: Re:Very broken system (Score 1) 212

by Viceice (#37465700) Attached to: Gang Used 3D Printers To Make ATM Skimmers

How about using the physical card itself as the unique identifier?

- Using a laser, etch a unique 3D circular pattern on a predetermined area on the card.
- Upon use, the card is scanned by a rotating laser. This is sort of the same as reading data off a multilayered DVD, except the laser rotates, and the groves are not as fine as on a DVD, so it's more forgiving to abuse.

This makes it pretty much impossible to skim using any sort of swipe action scanner or 2D scanner/camera.

Come to think about it this is pretty much a punch card, except that the pattern is not apparent to the naked eye and 3 dimensional instead of 2...

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