is this just a new form of 'square ice' http://www.nature.com/nature/j... , which was also supposed to have interesting flow properties?

it's easier since realplayer isn't also waiting to steal them

or if you get notifications with vibration :)

That $100 case is a beaglebone. The $200 version is the SDR daughterboard only.

it's a decently powerful emitter. You can hunt those down with directional receivers, which are just as small and concealable.

OTOH, if they want you to use cloud services, they need to have a history of not shutting down said cloud services.

yes, but who wants to run their hardware survey? It asks to send a list of all installed programs. I stopped reading there, and have never run it.

or, you know, a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

grep?

they have at least given quite a bit of notice (of the shutdown date, not the intention) and allowed bulk export of your data. But yes, how hard would it be to at least give a minimum warning garantee?

Because of environment hardening and reliability, space tech is frequently behind commercial tech.

Or, as firefox says, why not both?

At this point I'm pretty much running an entire emulated version of old-sane firefox as extensions to current firefox. Lightweight!

We also only use two digits after the decimal marker, even when the backwards comma is used.

cost to lift is political :) We went as cheap as possible, and I'd heard ESA won't use radioactives anyway.