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by Forge36 7y ago
Oh man, I didn't realize this was a thing! Thank you for sharing :)
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by Forge36 7y ago
Correct, I failed to clarify it penalized the paying users IF bandwidth was maxed out.
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by Forge36 7y ago
It's not victimless, the loser is the service provider whose bandwidth is consumed. The line many draw is that corporations aren't people and can't be the victim, this is a false analogy. Thus: let's switch who is penali
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by Forge36 7y ago
It's interesting to me that photos shares a link to a website, and doesn't send the photo itself to an app when shared. While Google's way allows for better privacy by allowing us to revoke access, this isn't clear to us
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by Forge36 7y ago
It's not new news, it looks like a rehashed version of this article I found https://www.alexkras.com/do-not-share-your-google-photos/ Reading that one closer I found https://www.theverge.com/2015&
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by Forge36 7y ago
I like 1 if it includes extended access available if you link an account (Option 2) Either option feels incomplete without the other
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by Forge36 7y ago
2017* Since this article didn't include instructions to fix this: On desktop (I couldn't find a way through the app) Go-to https://photos.google.com/sharing You can see what's shared Select an album, go to op
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by Forge36 7y ago
I mean, we do physically drop in banned media. https://www.google.com/amp/s/gizmodo.com/how-one-group-is-in... Information spreads. Some people defect. Whether this effort helps is hard to measure. That it&#x
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by Forge36 7y ago
They've indirectly stated support for it so long as VB6 (and COM) continue to be supported. I suspect a 32bit runtime deprecation is probably slatted for a sooner deprecation than the registry
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by Forge36 7y ago
There is also nothing stopping them from overpaying one year and filling an addendum next year requesting a refund next year. The request isn't too hold an individual responsible is to create a level playing field
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by Forge36 7y ago
I program for accessibility, having used JAWS it can go FAST. Having observed a blind user: it's entirely a skill you practice, some people in the room could follow along, others were lost. I encourage you to try it if only to test you
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by Forge36 7y ago
>Places I know are there don't show up, even when I zoom in to the point where the only thing in the viewport is the block where the store is located. I swore I was seeing the same bug. With some searches I found the news articles s
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by Forge36 7y ago
Coincidentally there is a second thread relating this on the front page >Why people confess to crimes they didn’t commit https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20182282
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by Forge36 7y ago
I love them. I also just managed to mess up a function because of one and not realize it until a late stage of testing I don't know that I've doubly nested them.
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by Forge36 7y ago
Case details? I'd like to reference this
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by Forge36 7y ago
I'm surprised Google still uses useragent parsing for browser detection.
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by Forge36 7y ago
I wonder if they are using browser detection instead of feature detection. I don't know when YouTube started feeling so sloppy with it's coding (Gmail has also started feeling this way as it went very JS heavy). I am sightly biase
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by Forge36 7y ago
Better in which way? With Web assembly I've heard the performance can be on-par with C. In terms of ease of install: the user requires no setup step or "download". In terms of network performance: Provided caching is setup co
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by Forge36 7y ago
You can default on debt. Debt isn't bad unless it's allowed to grow beyond the means to pay for it. Large companies can have more debt without additional risk. Debt=/=bad If you miss a deadline because adding a feature causes
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by Forge36 7y ago
You need to tie it to a business need. I have a single project which is being reviewed for both performance. If you don't need a new feature, why change the code? If you do need a new feature: offer a trade-off. You can do it quickly,
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by Forge36 7y ago
That's the difficult part of being new on a project. If you aren't building the replacement is progress being made to fix the issue. With regards to gardening: if you're spending all your time weeding but you haven't pla
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by Forge36 7y ago
For some systems that's definitely the case. Not all systems require this (not all companies can afford to replace/patch their current hardware)
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by Forge36 7y ago
Similarly Microsoft Access. I learned Access for my first job (100% of my job was moving tasks into Access, 3 years later I helped some interns transition to a SQL server+web application). 10 years later I'm still using Access for som
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by Forge36 8y ago
Yuck. I have a custom UI on mobile so it's out of place to see white. I also just suffered from a bug causing images to half load (no idea why it seems new). In trying to get images to load I got the tab count portion loaded, I then im
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by Forge36 8y ago
I own two larger pairs of headphones. I haven't had issues with clamping force. I agree with the sentiment they shouldn't rest on your ears. The largest pair I can go 10 hours with no complaints
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by Forge36 8y ago
I don't know if any evidence to suggest a vegan diet is worse than a meat diet. Provided all nutrient needs are met.
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by Forge36 8y ago
It's only bad advice when applied universally. ANY advice given to single individual applied to everyone regardless of context/circumstances is going to turn out terrible.
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by Forge36 8y ago
It could have been implemented in a more restrictive way to prevent this issue and allow more targeted behaviors, instead it allows third party lists (which already require a users trust) to run code. Previously this wasn't the case. C
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by Forge36 8y ago
Different planes require different training (see 737 MAX new recently about trying to avoid this). Retraining isn't uncommon as a pilot advances throughout their career.
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by Forge36 8y ago
One of my favorite DEFCON presentations addressed this https://youtu.be/fhUHVGTa8mQ In summary: there are a lot of third party products for interacting with banking data. Different versions between those products still in u

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