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by 015a 5y ago
Yup; three other points I'd add: 1) I hate to say "year of desktop Linux" like every year, but with the Steam Deck release later this year, and Valve's commitment to continue investing and collaborating on Proton to ensu
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by 015a 5y ago
Theoretically, though its far-and-away the most media maligned vaccine, and many clinics have ceased carrying it (I specifically have close contact with a few pharmacists who run rural CVS pharmacies; they sent their entire stock of J&J
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by 015a 5y ago
End-device security is always important; there would be nothing to stop the compromise and lift of, for example, cookies stored in the browser, or a keylogger to grab passwords.
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by 015a 5y ago
That pricing is a ~70% markup over standard Azure rates. Companies typically buy laptops with an assumed 3 year lifespan; so, let's assume a high-end $3000 laptop, that would be ~$83/month. Of course, you need a computer to access
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by 015a 5y ago
Its an outage for you . You do not have the information to assert that its an outage for everyone .
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by 015a 5y ago
Both the iPhone 12 Pro and S21 Ultra have 5G radios (though their usage here is probably 80% on wifi, 20% on non-UWB 5G most days). My point is comparing their battery lives when they have the SIM in them. So, not which one lasted the longe
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by 015a 5y ago
As someone with an iPhone 12 Pro and a Galaxy S21 Ultra, swapping my SIM between each every ~two months; this situation has absolutely changed sometime in the past couple years. Android's idle power draw, at least on the S21 Ultra, is
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by 015a 5y ago
Not to mention, this neural hashing can't be a cheap operation. Better to use the processors paid for by your customers than ones you have to pay for in the cloud!
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by 015a 5y ago
You're right; its a ridiculous comparison. The risks of amputation are relatively well-known and understood. The risks, especially long-term, of mass, imperfect vaccination, using an entirely brand new development technology; not well
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by 015a 5y ago
Its important to keep studies like this in mind when talking with people who refuse to take the vaccine because they "already had COVID". In a very real sense, if natural antibodies are durable, persistent, and effective; the vacc
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by 015a 5y ago
> Of course, if you were the ceo of Google and have something like that happen. You would ask your teams, what are the different scenarios we can explore? And one of them would be killing the CEO of Epic. What people expect? https:&#x2F
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by 015a 5y ago
Its ok, because they're comparing against "a database of known CSAM image hashes provided by NCMEC" You can trust them. You have to trust them. Oh, "provided by NCMEC and other child-safety organizations." [1] Other
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by 015a 5y ago
Well, it is from an organization named "NCMEC". Not exactly pros at inventing marketable acronyms.
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by 015a 5y ago
Right; I think its important to recognize that, obviously, Apple's products are not subject to rights against unlawful search and seizure. But: There is absolutely a reason why that is a right the government & law enforcement is
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by 015a 5y ago
You do harm a burglar when you call for emergency services; but the burglar doesn't pay for your security system. And more accurately: an innocent man pays for his neighbor's security system, which has a "one in a trillion&qu
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by 015a 5y ago
This is Apple installing code on their users' devices with the express intent to harm their customers. That's it! This is inarguable! If this system works as intended, Apple is knowingly selling devices that will harm their custom
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by 015a 5y ago
Agreed; someone who says "engineers produce their best work 2-3 years into a role" is a manager who has created an environment where an engineer's best work is produced 2-3 years into a role. This isn't a recognition of
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by 015a 5y ago
Deliberate would mean, if you suspect or know you have COVID. In that situation you should definitely just stay home; this much is seemingly obvious, though apparently needs to be stated. Most people don't have COVID. Hard to believe,
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by 015a 5y ago
Myself and some friends went to a party three weeks ago. A few days later, a couple of us (myself included) end up with COVID. We're all vaccinated, with the full span of vaccines represented (myself: J&J). We tracked down the pers
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by 015a 5y ago
Hulu is one of the worst at this, and it's astounding to me how seemingly willfully dumb advertisers can be. It makes me think that no one in this industry actually cares. You've got marketing and advertising executives commanding
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by 015a 5y ago
No. S3, like most AWS services, has uncapped costs. If you experience higher than expected load, such as a DDoS attempt, you'll burn through the preallocated spend and you'll still get a bill afterward. This doesn't appear to
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by 015a 5y ago
I would bet similar things were said in 1790s France.
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by 015a 5y ago
So its alright for rich CNN contributors to get handouts from Bezos, but unacceptable for average Americans?
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by 015a 5y ago
You saw the recent Audacity situation, right? That's the point; developers may still make hostile decisions. Those decisions may still be merged to the "main" branch. But the community is still left with recourse, whether tha
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by 015a 5y ago
Ain't that the truth. I opted for the J&J almost solely because the media & government strongly suggested it would be the "primary" vaccine going forward; given it only required one dose, scale-up would be easier, eas
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by 015a 5y ago
This is what we call "compromise"; when you've got a reasonable position on one side, a reasonable position on the other, and the solution is to meet in the middle and produce policy which is totally unreasonable and makes no
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by 015a 5y ago
Yeah seriously. Try and find a Windows laptop with no front-facing camera nowadays; they don't exist. Maybe some OEM white-box bargain bin hardware. Even System76, the ultra-privacy respecting Linux laptop vendor, sells precisely zero
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by 015a 5y ago
I don't believe its unreasonable for it to be opt-out. Building software is very hard, and even something as inane as "automatically report crashes to the developers so we can fix them quicker" or "tell us how many users
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by 015a 5y ago
No one is suggesting that recording the police should be disallowed. I'd argue its a critically important piece of balance between the police and citizens; at worst, it can tell a different angle of the same story, and at best it can f
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by 015a 5y ago
> on reading the rest of this thread I’m more convinced of the dubious legality of the cop’s playing music with the expectation that the recording will be made public You're convinced by angry internet hobby-lawyers sitting in their

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