FearlessNebula

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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
Discourse
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
How bad are the security implications for this? I’m not an iOS dev nor do I have any training in security stuff.
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iPhone app receives notification for another app(twitter.com)
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
Very cool. I’ll echo what others have said, it would be very cool to see some sort of how to or read an AMA, about the strategies that maybe no longer work (since obviously you wouldn’t want to reveal something that is still making you mone
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
Are you not worried about running into legal trouble with these things? It seems like a gray area. Also, what platform do you use to sell these things? How do you know the buyer won’t just take the credentials and not send payment? Or how d
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
Almost certainly cannot read your iMessages. It can theoretically look in your photos if you grant that permission, but most likely it only looks at your photos when you select videos to upload.
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
I’m really enjoying this book! I was super happy to see that we can sign up for email notifications for when new chapters come out.
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
Yep. The freedom to mod your exhaust systems and blast your stereos does not trump other folks rights to peaceful sleep. Basically somebodies entertainment does not supersede other people's basic biological needs.
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
This article is ridiculous drivel. The author's point is basically that complaining about noise is another form of white people oppressing people of color? The author is complaining about being told to quiet down in libraries and homes
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
It sucks for pedestrians but I can't blame the bikers when the alternative is getting ran down in streets without bike lanes. But if there's a proper protected bike lane then there's no excuse for being on the sidewalk or goi
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
Pimoroni.com has them in stock
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
Is Pixel any more yawn worthy than the other Android competitors (not including actual innovative stuff such as folding phones). Pixel’s edge is the fact that it’s a relatively stock Android ROM, at least compared to the likes of Samsung. I
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
I have my private pilot license and I instinctually tensed up when I saw that plane crossing the runway...
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
Did Sundar ever write code? Wasn’t he a PM? I wouldn’t be surprised if Mark still writes some code, he’s a hacker at heart
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
This is really awesome, especially as I’m a visual learner this is really my style. I’m going to read the available chapters before opening up Computer Networking a Top Down Approach. I’d love to follow along for updates so I’ll be putting
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
I just purchased this and downloaded the accompanying Wireshark labs. Looking forward to diving in although I’ll probably want to read Code first. Maybe I can do them side by side?
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
Any recommendations for a book like “Code” but for computer networking? I want a broad introduction to how networking works.
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
Which order would you read them in? I assume NAND to Tetris is more interactive exercises?
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
Well the ”must” is arriving this fall unfortunately. The 6s is not going to receive iOS 16. It had a really good run though, I believe the longest of any iPhone so far but I figure it’s only going to keep getting longer now that they stoppe
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
You’d rather have big iPhone 6s bezels than a notch? I agree that a hole punch is preferable to a notch. I really wish they’d put a fingerprint scanner in the Apple logo on the back of the phone.
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
The nitty gritty of everyday things like this can be so interesting sometimes
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1oFpTNsPu_w
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
The card readers are processing transactions? Wouldn’t there be a giant mainframe doing that somewhere?
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
Surely you had enough contacts at Facebook to get somebody to look into it for you? Just another concern with tying the Oculus Quest to a Meta account. Google accidentally banned one of their own developers and he almost pulled Terraria off
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by FearlessNebula 4y ago
If anyone doesn't want to deal with hosting Nextcloud, Cryptpad.fr is a free option and in my experience the only issue is it's a bit slow and doesn't work nearly as well on mobile devices as G Suite
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by FearlessNebula 5y ago
TweetBot
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by FearlessNebula 5y ago
But by doing the beta test, we can get a safe FSD out sooner, and it doesn’t take much to be safer than the average driver. So even though running a beta on public roads has its risks, it might save lives in the long run if it means we get
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by FearlessNebula 5y ago
It’s not a synchronous task. You don’t have to block your life, you set an alert and when you get the alert, you try to buy it. It takes 5 minutes for an attempt, and if it doesn’t work you try again next time. I know, because I did it when
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by FearlessNebula 5y ago
Yes of course, these products are being shoved in our faces and sugar is even being snuck into things like bread and pasta sauce where you wouldn’t expect it. It’s really insidious but that doesn’t negate the personal responsibility people
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by FearlessNebula 5y ago
PS4s from resellers are very expensive right now because believe it or not, there’s a shortage of PS4s too. A used ps4 from a reseller is the same price as a brand new next gen Xbox series S.

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