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Eldt
7y ago
I imagine they care more about the inhumane treatment, etc. Thanks for the disingenuous comment though.
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Eldt
7y ago
By unusable you mean it's possible to hit the wrong key by accident? Having to go into settings for your preferred layout seems reasonable to me too...
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Eldt
7y ago
Are you just being nitpicky or does that actually make a difference?
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Eldt
7y ago
What version of python are you using?
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Eldt
7y ago
I think there are posts that are automatically reposted according to some algorithm - could this be such a post?
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Eldt
7y ago
Hasn't ABP been known for poor performance? If I recall correctly at some point they were hiding ads with a ton of CSS
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Eldt
7y ago
Sounds like you're describing the same thing. I've seen many comments defend China and try to turn attention towards actions done by the US.
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Eldt
7y ago
Oh, I now realise you're talking about their local communication
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Eldt
7y ago
It has to hit the wider internet somehow...
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Eldt
7y ago
So you're not actually talking about the TOTP codes that are generated?
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Eldt
7y ago
Is that not per-phone number? The cloned SIM would have the same one
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Eldt
7y ago
It's a very generic name and adding a single letter doesn't do much to differentiate at a cursory glance. If you're focused on what you're doing then maybe...
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Eldt
7y ago
“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” Don't ignore what your government is doing.
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7y ago
Unmanaged (and typically old) hardware
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7y ago
Thanks for informing us
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Eldt
7y ago
Couldn't there theoretically be a flaw in the crypto they're using?
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7y ago
As a company they would need someone to represent them though, right? Would that not be a lawyer working for the company?
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7y ago
Is that a good thing or a bad thing?
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Eldt
7y ago
Yeah, you have to consider more than just the technical aspect
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7y ago
SMS 2fa is not secure and I believe sim swapping is on the rise. Check with your mobile provider.
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Lightbeam: An Optimising Streaming WebAssembly Compiler
(parity.io)
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Eldt
7y ago
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Eldt
7y ago
Similar story here, though I was more into the IRC servers used by runescapers to communicate, and creating IRC bots and the like
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7y ago
> Someone said "I want to know end to end latency", to which I comment that it isn't important to know this to consider this a positive improvement, given that there's a measurable marked reduction in latency. It migh
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7y ago
"At Sqreen, for example, if someone catches another person’s laptop unlocked while they’re AFK, they can type “Cookies!” in that person’s Slack. That person will then have to bring in cookies for the office!" This sounds like a fu
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Eldt
7y ago
I'm sure it could, but who would implement it?
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7y ago
I feel that until there is a secure way to do it, it shouldn't be done at all
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7y ago
Pollution is destroying the landscape
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7y ago
Based on the wiki link they provided, non-fiction
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8y ago
Humans are fallible. Relying on them to make the same safety decisions afforded by languages such as Rust is asinine.
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8y ago
There's a lot more going on than just incentives to make a product "unnecessarily complex". It's certainly a concern but many companies make it work. I judge this an acceptable answer, not a wrong answer.
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