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Gaelan
7y ago
You know, this is a pretty apt analogy. Vista (apparently) was considered terrible primarily because it ripped off the band-aid and made a bunch of inconvenient but important-for-security-in-the-long-term changes. [0] [0]: https:/
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Gaelan
7y ago
I’m not sure this would work. If you’re an American named Peter, should your British friends call you “Pete-uhh” or “Pete-ur”? I guess you could just decide that it should be the latter, but that’s a fairly big change from what’s done now.
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Gaelan
7y ago
Huh. As someone born and raised in the region, it’s hard to imagine how else it would be pronounced. Poo-y’all-up, maybe?
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Gaelan
7y ago
Apple was planning on making SIWA support mandatory, but pushed that back to 2020.
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Gaelan
7y ago
I think CarPlay runs basically entirely on the phone and the car manufacturers just add a feature to their existing software to show the pixels coming from the phone.
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Gaelan
7y ago
The government could compel them to change their software.
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Gaelan
7y ago
Lots of cars display their own UI chrome around CarPlay.
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Gaelan
7y ago
My best guess is some sort of botched mkdir -p implementation.
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Gaelan
7y ago
> two sequential lines of code are no longer two truly sequential instructions How is this different from normal multithreading?
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Gaelan
7y ago
Interestingly, the SAT doesn’t bother with clearing calculators. I guess they don’t think it’s that big of an advantage.
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Gaelan
7y ago
They’d have to drop the windows store, no?
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Gaelan
7y ago
Reddit gold was that, for a long time. Presumably, it didn’t work. (Or maybe wasn’t profitable enough?)
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Gaelan
7y ago
I mean, Sublime costs Panic prices. It just doesn't care that much if you abuse its trial. (Wait, maybe I'm misreading your comment. Are you trying to say "Sublime is free, so Nova will have to be way better to compete with S
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Gaelan
7y ago
"AppleScript" can do JS now, but it's so clunky and badly documented that it's barely worth it.
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Gaelan
7y ago
Firefox claims they will detect this situation and disable DoH.
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Gaelan
7y ago
Why would they? It'd be a sad story, but I can't imagine anyone would see the US's actions there as unjustified.
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Gaelan
7y ago
A few reasons ago, you became able to “delete” default apps. IIRC that was initially cosmetic, but I think maybe they are actually deleted now?
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Gaelan
7y ago
Presumably something like “;<>. Characters that get used in XSS/SQLI. Totally the wrong defense, of course
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Gaelan
7y ago
Disabling iMessage means texts go unencrypted. I'd say that for 99.9% of threat models, keeping it on is the right move.
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Gaelan
7y ago
No PRs have been merged since 2017.
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Gaelan
7y ago
@dang HN should probably show this article's domain as hkispa.org.hk, not just org.hk (which appears to be a "TLD" in the same vein as co.uk)
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Gaelan
7y ago
Because we recognize that we were evil and want to make amends.
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Gaelan
7y ago
Almost certainly don't—I kinda assumed something that trivial would get handled by full-auto bots by now, but maybe not.
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Ask HN: ReCAPTCHA Alternatives?
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Gaelan
7y ago
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Journalist stopped by US border agent 'for being part of fake news media'
(independent.co.uk)
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Gaelan
7y ago
Honest Q: how is crime rate measured? If police stopped enforcing laws against, say, shoplifting, and the rate of shoplifting did not change, would the crime rate go down?
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Gaelan
7y ago
Huh? Their comment shows up fine for me.
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Gaelan
7y ago
Apple says something about Goldman not using the data for anything more than necessary. I don’t think they mans any guarantees about MasterCard.
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7y ago
> (on busses, which somehow didn't support it) non-Apple Pay contactless. Anyone know how that could happen? My impression was that they used the same protocol.
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Gaelan
7y ago
I mean, JMAP is Fastmail's project, and this is a post on Fastmail's site. Still a little off topic though
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