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by Coeur 5d ago
Snowden got into action because he believed that the US was fundamentally good and needed to get back on track. Over the past 12 years, in the US and around the world, this belief completely vanished. Whatever remains in the archive no lon
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by Coeur 10d ago
The problem here is an information imbalance between seller and buyer. This could be solved via regulation (unlikely to happen in the US). Another solution would be independent testing labs / publications. To stay independent, they can
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by Coeur 26d ago
This is the same position of Yuval Noah Harari in his recent Economist interview: The ones in power (Musk etc.) try to frame the bad AI future as inevitable, instead of shouldering responsibility. https://www.youtube.com/wat
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by Coeur 29d ago
Beautiful perspective if you need to take a left in 500 meters. Not so great if you have to take a left in 3 kilometers because that would just not be visible. Now of course you could change the parameters so that the upper screen border is
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by Coeur 1mo ago
Also, https://www.zuerich.repair/reparaturkarte/ .
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by Coeur 2mo ago
The trigger email should obviously go to somebody with more power than a police officer (so that the fear of getting asked ugly questions might slightly intimidate the police officer). Not sure who exactly that somebody would be.
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by Coeur 2mo ago
Is this Pioneertown, CA?
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by Coeur 2mo ago
Or even create new platforms where we're not bound by platform owners' imposed artificial limitations.
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by Coeur 4mo ago
My guess is that it's deliberate - that Siri window hovers over all apps so that you remain in your current context, and can add files/images/texts from any app to the Siri conversation. There might also be a Siri app on the
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by Coeur 6mo ago
This seems to be part of a type of brand marketing where a brand claims it has invented something, but the only thing that ever exists of significant economic value is the attention raised by the promo video / article. Not the thing&#x
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by Coeur 6mo ago
Well there was ZCam, which was a time-of-flight add-on for ENG cameras. It couldn't really handle edges perfectly and existing bluescreen tech was good enough for TV production, so they pivoted into gaming and sold to Microsoft for t
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by Coeur 7mo ago
Mullvad's focus on privacy has been fantastic so far. But this ad made me reconsider: I want a VPN service that silently does its job in the background, not one that screams "look at me" with silly stunts and attempts at beco
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by Coeur 7mo ago
Many countries in Europe do indeed require consent. More details: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personality_rights#France
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by Coeur 7mo ago
This already exists: https://c2pa.org , https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_Authenticity_Initiativ... . Support by camera makers is - spotty.
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by Coeur 8mo ago
Not sure Wero will succeed, but European country-specific mobile payment systems like Swish (Sweden), Vipps (rest of Scandinavia), Bizum (Spain), iDeal (Netherlands), Bluecode (Germany and Austria), Twint (Switzerland), BLIK (Poland) etc. a
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by Coeur 8mo ago
Note that the exact date in May has not yet been announced, but there is a hint: in all the videos and screenshots of displays the date and time is shown as "Mon 25 10:10". Now when Ive was still at Apple, the first screenshots of
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by Coeur 8mo ago
Thanks for posting this, celias! Much appreciated.
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by Coeur 8mo ago
"Mobile phone (cell phone) microphones can be activated remotely, without any need for physical access" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Covert_listening_device#Remote... And the linked sources are: - Kröger, Ja
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by Coeur 8mo ago
So dirt as a factor that clogs up the sensor does not play into it at all? It's all just about moving it into different environments to measure?
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by Coeur 8mo ago
I still don't get it. The outside is dirty, right? He said in his post "You dip this probe into beer, sewage, or canned food a-stewing". So when you say "when really the window is just dirty" I don't get it -
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by Coeur 8mo ago
Now I would really love to know who the other operator was.
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by Coeur 8mo ago
Remember when the original dev of TrueCrypt (the VeraCrypt predecessor) suddenly abandoned the project and wrote that people should use BitLocker instead? [1] [2] We now know that BitLocker is not secure, and an intelligent open source dev
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by Coeur 8mo ago
Nice. This obviously references https://doodle.com/ , which was super popular 15 years ago (in Europe), but then turned unnecessary complex, added intruisive advertisements and aggressive monetisation. Would love to see a p
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by Coeur 8mo ago
Also #124 was proved using AI 49 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46094037
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by Coeur 9mo ago
I fell in love with early macos as well, but it was the enormous amount of care they put into it that got me. Maybe it was actually the same thing for you, not puppy love.
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by Coeur 9mo ago
That's interesting, could you tell me more? Like which side and port (front/back) was throttling, which side and port was not? Were you using a power supply to charge or was the mbp connected to a display? Did it only throttle dur
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by Coeur 10mo ago
Here's the mentioned segment from "Diagnosis: Murder": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WeZKOPcaeA
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by Coeur 10mo ago
Of course the irony ist that if a big corporation publishes a year-end reading list, it has the implicit message of "hey we are not just a group of boring corporate robots - we're people, with real feelings, and hobbies like readi
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by Coeur 11mo ago
I also read the whole article, and this behaviour that the author is most excited about only happened once. For a process that inherently has some randomness about it, I feel it's too early to bit this excited.
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by Coeur 1y ago
If anybody else is wondering what parents means by ALVR: "Air Light VR", a software to stream games from your PC to a VR headset: https://github.com/alvr-org/ALVR

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