Crash0v3rid3

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Nude hunt: LA phisherman accessed 4,700 iCloud accounts, 620K photos(arstechnica.com)
1 points by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago|0 comments
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
I doubt they would want to buy a search engine that heavily relies on Bing.
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
What exactly was wrong in the example clip you provided? To me, it looks like the car rightfully stopped because it assumed the person was going to cross the parking lot.
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
We are far beyond being able to fix this by just reducing our emissions. We need to focus on innovations focused on extracting CO2 directly from our atmospheres at scale. An interesting read on the topic: https://www.bloomberg.co
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Apple dropped plan for encrypting backups after FBI complained (2020)(reuters.com)
847 points by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago|218 comments
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
Insane growth with YouTube ads revenue. I don't think any other streaming video service comes close.
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Stadia vs. XCloud Latency(reddit.com)
3 points by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago|0 comments
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
> However, why is it my responsibility to participate in their business model? It’s not your responsibility, you can simply not visit their site if you don’t wish to participate. > Can we fund them with taxes (in a non-dystopian way t
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
I’d like a device that streams my home PC games with decent handheld controls, it doesn’t need to do anything else. Any recommendations?
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
Putting my SRE hat on, I'd generally agree that a leaderless protocol would be the way to go to prevent failures but you will still have to consider the costs involved with running such a system.
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
This is the type of behavior I just can’t support. They paid for the show, it’s their right to distribute it how they like. I can agree that the distribution method isn’t ideal, but it doesn’t make it okay to steal it.
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
> I started with a system where another team would publish data to us in an eventing architecture and would frequently publish corrupt data. It was my team’s responsibility to address anytime data was not ingested correctly into our syst
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
Reddit hosted videos have been such a joke lately. They are just ripped from YouTube and TikTok, almost always with out the creators permission.
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Microsoft did door-to-door router replacements to stop Trickbot malware(theverge.com)
6 points by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago|0 comments
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
There certainly seems to be something nefarious happening here but how are they laundering money this way?
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
I’m using the app on iOS if that makes a difference…
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
No, I don’t follow these people. Once I view all the new content from the people I follow, Instagram starts showing me posts from people I’ve never seen before.
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
Instagram, a place where I used to share pictures with my close friends and family. Now, useless ads and inappropriate posts from random kids I have zero interest in seeing.
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
It saddens me how people still put so much value in diamonds given how prevalent they are on Earth and across the solar system.
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
I’m always asked how I am so good at sql. I laugh given I know how crappy my sql skills are. It’s really that I just know our schema so well I can formulate a decent enough query to extract what I need. Knowing your schema design is just a
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
I hope we can one day identify intelligent life outside of Earth in my lifetime.
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
> I hate YouTube ads and do my best to block them where I can, but let’s not forget that YouTube is serving a billion hours of video a day, which costs. You understand the costs involved to serve billions of hours of video a day yet stil
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
> However, that 'somehow' didn't seem to be an issue for 15 years. It has absolutely been an issue. If you listen in on the earnings call, shareholders have been asking for YouTube revenue for years. Google has to show i
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
How about we stop pushing these alternatives that ensure creators never get paid? It’s hard work to make content, many channels are run full time. I know people hate ads, and if that’s the case, just pay for Premium.
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Apple and Google crowd out the competition with default apps(theverge.com)
17 points by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago|3 comments
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
> GCP can't even serve the needs of large organizations, they definitely can't service the government. Not sure where you’ve gotten this information from. GCP serves many “large organizations” including government agencies [0]
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
Apple has leveraged on-prem, AWS and in the past Azure for their iCloud storage needs. This likely means they are divesting somewhere else and investing more in GCS.
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
More likely to be iCloud data.
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
I hope HN decides to put rules in place to prevent these types of comments. The article talks about speed improvements in Chrome yet some folks want to immediately jump to discuss lack of privacy and moving to Firefox. What happened to just
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by Crash0v3rid3 5y ago
No they didn’t, it’s still there - https://abc.xyz/investor/other/google-code-of-conduct/

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