EveYoung

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by EveYoung 5y ago
I agree that it probably would be a bad idea. That said, Russia executes state enemies on foreign territories already. And Vietnam kidnapped an asylum-seeker in Berlin in 2018. Another example, are the recent kidnapping allegations against
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by EveYoung 5y ago
A similar monitoring applies to satellites as well. We're not launching spacecrafts and just hope that everything goes well.
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by EveYoung 5y ago
Because it effects people's lives and mental health. I wouldn't want to live in a society or work for an organisation where a person's value is only measured by their output. If that means accepting (temporary) inefficiencies
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by EveYoung 5y ago
For me, this would be a major issue for personal emails as well. Even if an undelivered email wouldn't cause a monetary loss it still could have significant consequences, such as upsetting friends or family or missing the signup deadli
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by EveYoung 5y ago
If I remember correctly, Cloudflare WARP forwards your client IP in the header. So it probably won't be useful for scraping.
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by EveYoung 5y ago
Apparently iPhone were not included this time: https://www.macrumors.com/2021/06/22/uk-emergency-alerts-tes...
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by EveYoung 5y ago
For me, a hybrid system combines the worst aspects of both worlds. I think employees should get clear commitments on WFH days so they can decide if they want to move out of the city. For example, I wouldn't mind moving from my apartmen
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by EveYoung 5y ago
Isn't this why laywers' have to get indemnity insurance?
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by EveYoung 5y ago
Not necessarily. I thought it was mainly about encrypting traffic in untrusted networks. Cloudflare already does it like this in their VPN service.
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by EveYoung 5y ago
Does Apple preserve the client source IP in the request (similar to Cloudflare's VPN) or will the server only see the IP of the exit node?
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by EveYoung 5y ago
But it could also limit your future opportunities as it's still unclear which employers will offer attractive remote options.
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by EveYoung 5y ago
If privacy is a concern, users should also consider switching to an independent DoS/DoT DNS provider.
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by EveYoung 5y ago
Why would the investigation budget be capped at $600k? Those criminals probably won't stop there and who knows for what they are using the profits.
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by EveYoung 5y ago
Yes, they messed up but which cooperation hasn't been involved in some scandal.
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by EveYoung 5y ago
Doesn't Safari has the biggest marketshare on mobile (at least in the US)? So I don't think any major site could simply ignore that.
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by EveYoung 5y ago
Hampstead Heath is quite central as well.
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by EveYoung 5y ago
Why put all this responsibility on developers? I'm pretty sure none of my former managers could have been swayed by talking about the long-time independence of the web. Usually, the most pressing issue was fixing bugs in prod and deliv
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by EveYoung 5y ago
I think this needs to go even further than just disclosing the algorithm and code. The companies and prosecutors should be required to fund independent audits and bug bounty programs. Otherwise, it would be very difficult for resource strap
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by EveYoung 5y ago
How would a military escalation help in a conflict in which Russia is involved? Besides that, I doubt that there would be any public support for this in European countries that are not direct neighbours.
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by EveYoung 5y ago
Do you really expect to notice a difference on a HomePod? Most people have difficulties differentiating 128kbps mp3s from lossless using high-end hardware.
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by EveYoung 5y ago
How is not supporting "24-bit/192kHz" making a headphone obsolete? I would be surprised if you can even hear a difference on any AirPods compared to "24-bit/48kHz".
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by EveYoung 5y ago
What type of API integrations would you need? In my experience, it can be very difficult to get any type of support from a big company if you're not paying. If possible, I would offer a free POC to a potential customer, who is also a c
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by EveYoung 5y ago
Isn't that exactly what modern smartphones are doing? I think it's quite impressive what Apple and Google are able to do with clever image processing.
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by EveYoung 5y ago
This is very much my experience. I went through a couple of very lengthy and detailed RFI processes to select the best vendors, just for the procurement to fail at the final step for some arbitrary reasons with the VP's prefered soluti
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by EveYoung 5y ago
In recent years, I've noticed that more and more vendors offer quite lavish "training" events for the tech teams evaluating their products. I'm sometimes still surprised by the type of questionable practices that are com
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by EveYoung 5y ago
Getting lucky gambeling doesn't make it a wise investment.
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by EveYoung 5y ago
No, directly connected to the router via ethernet.
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by EveYoung 5y ago
Is renting out data centre GPUs for cloud gaming currently financially feasible? Considering how much GCP charges for GPUs, I would be surprised if they would be able to offer it at an atractive price (~$10/month). Other providers&#x2
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by EveYoung 5y ago
I tried it out when Stadia was launched but never got it to work reliably. Despide a wired 1gb fiber connection, I still got frame drops and lags quite frequently. While I wouldn't call it unplayable, it really doesn't compare wel
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by EveYoung 5y ago
In many cases it's about running retargeting ads on multiple platforms and tracking campaigns. For example, you might want to run ads on LinkedIn only for users who have visited your page.

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