Gaelan

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by Gaelan 8y ago
I think their goal is to do everything (or a large subset of things) Slack/Google Drive/GitHub can do, but with end-to-end encryption and easy discovery (look someone up no matter where on the internet you know them from).
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by Gaelan 8y ago
You can also allow unsigned apps on a case-by-case basis by right clicking the app and clicking "open"
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by Gaelan 8y ago
Don’t think that’s a vector per se. The ATM accepts untrusted USB keyboard input (THAT is the bug)—the barcode reader is just a product that happens to make it easy to type in the right series of characters. You could have done the same thi
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by Gaelan 8y ago
https://twitter.com/bterlson/status/1070754781822574592 suggests that chakra is not going the way of the dodo.
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by Gaelan 8y ago
If anyone else isn’t familiar with the term “code”: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hospital_emergency_codes#Codes
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by Gaelan 8y ago
There's a footnote on "unemployed person" with the text "the first author."
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by Gaelan 8y ago
http://blog.unicode.org/2018/09/new-japanese-era.html was posted here yesterday, but the short answer is that the era can be referred to using two existing characters (for the current era: 平成) or with one new comb
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by Gaelan 8y ago
IIRC they read Steam friends but did not do anything with the data without consent.
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by Gaelan 8y ago
They have a subscription model (Reddit gold style) and also sell games.
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by Gaelan 8y ago
The US has mechanisms for challenging unjust laws without getting arrested. China doesn’t.
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by Gaelan 8y ago
Yes, but the elected body approved it. So (to the extent that the European Parliament is democratic) "more democracy" won't fix this. (Yes, something like direct democracy would fix this. But exiting the EU wouldn't get
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by Gaelan 8y ago
We've got Simple which is pretty similar to Monzo AFIACT.
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by Gaelan 8y ago
Oh god, this is going to be great for phishing.
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by Gaelan 8y ago
Even if the mic was never on?
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by Gaelan 8y ago
For context: Apple's original plan was that artists would get no royalties from users using Apple Music's (3-month) trial. Taylor Swift threatened to (maybe actually did for a bit?) pull her music, and Apple backed down.
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by Gaelan 8y ago
Y is to X as 3 is to S
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by Gaelan 8y ago
But will anyone else?
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by Gaelan 8y ago
To be fair, we're in the middle of a big mess right now (we discovered a bug in a definition used by many rules, which means that many things don't work; we're working on a retroactive fix). That sort of mess happens every ye
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by Gaelan 8y ago
It’s a valid PDF that can also be used as a boot loader.
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by Gaelan 8y ago
Note that w3schools.com does not.
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by Gaelan 8y ago
I'm not quite sure what the relationship is, but I the releases tab might just show all git tags.
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by Gaelan 8y ago
Sounds like Apple sent a warning, presumably giving people time to delete accounts.
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by Gaelan 8y ago
I'm guessing someone copied the link from Google results.
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by Gaelan 8y ago
Amazon: "All data analyzed by Amazon Personalize is kept private and secure, and only used for your customized recommendations." Anyone know if there's something in the AWS contracts about Amazon using your data?
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by Gaelan 8y ago
I mean, I'd imagine that for some products (say, movies) more of the same might be a viable strategy.
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by Gaelan 8y ago
"Our particular service is not materially affected as we already respond to warrants under the Telecommunications Act." I'm reading that as "we don't encrypt customer emails, so we already had to share them." T
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by Gaelan 8y ago
I mean, if this thing replaces a high-end phone and a high-end tablet, the price is about right. Still, pricey.
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by Gaelan 8y ago
It's not that you've never played with a woman—you've just never known you've played with a woman.
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by Gaelan 8y ago
Oh lord, what’s this going to do to the blockchains?
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by Gaelan 8y ago
Those were employees, to be fair.

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