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Aoyagi
11y ago
> fine-grained permissions of Windows Phone What do you mean by that? Not only you can't set any access rights for applications (they get what they ask for and you can either accept all or not install the application), but the OS a
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11y ago
I guess that can be healthy since that plug-in is undoubtedly used for Google's own profiling to somehow sell more ads, heh.
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11y ago
Yes. It's annoying, because it taunts me with efforless click once or twice a day while it wastes my time with the annoying image matching for the rest of the day.
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11y ago
So these two [1][2] popular videos aren't actual any more, huh. Isn't Google one of the companies that keep talking about how they listen to the users? Does anyone at all believe them, or Microsoft for that matter, that they do su
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Now car hackers can bust in through your motor's DAB radio
(theregister.co.uk)
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11y ago
You've just given their analytics bunch of traffic from HN which looks like it came from Twitter. :P
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11y ago
As someone who browses used cars market on a smartphone very often, I'm OK with dropdown menus. They take up less space and I prefer to see everything at glance instead of seeing some fancy control schemes.
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11y ago
I wish this was possible with Opera's Dragonfly.
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11y ago
What? Isn't "2015-06-29 15:44:21 EST" the ISO format? Can't think of anything more relevant.
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11y ago
Spooks are making progress as well, and they are very well funded.
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11y ago
Speaking of which, have there been any checks of Telegram or Tox regarding leaking and such?
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11y ago
I would actually love it. If it worked. As it is, all it says is "by using our site you agree to everything" while you already have a ton of cookies from god knows where implanted into your browser.
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11y ago
I use it as my primary search engine and I'm mostly satisfied with it, but there are still times (once a day maybe) when I have to use Google (through Startpage).
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11y ago
The rest of the world is what NSA surveillance is about, I believe. Spying on Americans is just collateral damage.
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11y ago
Someone should call them using a pay phone to tell them how to form a plural of "FAQ".
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11y ago
I'm quite sure that it will take more than that to kill Reddit. The fact that I haven't heard of Voat anywhere else but HN reinforces my belief.
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11y ago
A group? To my understanding, "SJW" is a pejorative naming from the other side of the scale.
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11y ago
Sadly I'm too useless and without resources to do that.
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11y ago
I need them only rarely for some super long links (and honestly I don't remember the last time I had to use one), but I need some to suggest them to people who simply feel the need to use them because reasons. And for IRC bots.
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Ask HN: Are there any privacy-friendly URL shorteners?
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11y ago
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Hacking the nervous system
(mosaicscience.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Just out of curiosity, is there even something else in the "other" part of the Twitter client's settings, or is that just a typical obfuscation?
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11y ago
Eh? Trams and buses in Czech Republic have been using this for years.
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11y ago
Did you check for updates in store and settings after changing region and language to UK? I made it work once and I'm not even in an English speaking country.
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11y ago
As a Windows Phone user with my secondary phone I hope there will be a way to remove it from the system some day.
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11y ago
>Android is still far more open than Windows Phone/mobile from that point of view From any point of view. WP is the tightest OS I can think of (or at least as tight as iOS) without the user benefiting from it in any other way beside
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11y ago
Oh, so Toyota makes shit cars too. Cool.
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11y ago
They aren't making shit vehicles any more. They had a shit management (i.e. GM), but the brands themselves are making great cars.
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11y ago
You'd think the was some fine print in the manual/agreements saying "any damage caused by adding anything to the key ring is your responsibility".
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11y ago
Whoops, my bad. Apologies. In my defence, the site didn't load at first. I'll be in the corner.
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