Gaelan

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by Gaelan 9y ago
Yep, also in Washington, same here.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
I'd assume it's keyword based.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
You don’t need to. They seem to have a sensible default.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Facebook, for better or worse, seems to adapt to local laws. I haven’t heard anything about FB removing anti-government posts in countries that have strong speech protections for non-internet speech.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
IPNS is a layer on top of IPFS that allows mutability.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Pretty much all US cardholders have chip+pin now. I’d say about 75% of retailers support it. (Not sure if this is how it works outside of the US, but we currently have cards with both magstripes and chips. You use the chip where it’s suppor
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by Gaelan 9y ago
How does this interact with device compromise?
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by Gaelan 9y ago
I use butterflies.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
They’re mining Monero.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
I'm pretty sure it doesn't. It would just let Stripe add a "use credit card data from your browser" button that avoided making users type it in every time.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Any patents that cover React are likely to describe VDom in genereal, which means there is little reason to believe those are much safer.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
That's an SNES game.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
You don't lose access to React. You lose access to any patents in React, but not the copyright. We don't even know of any React patents, so for all we know the entire document does nothing.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
I assume they were kidding.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
This is, of course, a threat model issue. If you're Assange/Snowden, you might want to shy away from Face ID, but you probably didn't have Touch ID on anyway.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Good reminder.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Presumably they're talking about the App Store walled garden.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Safe Browsing and Crash Reporting can be turned off with no repercussions. You can turn off location altogether, though I'm not sure if you can turn off aGPS only. That leaves app installs (Android allows side loading) and push messagi
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Ah, wasn't aware of the S Plus models. You're probably right.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Did you deactivate on purpose? Unless you still use Messenger or are considering changing your mind, you should delete your account instead. Deactivation just flips a bit; deletion actually removes your data.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
I believe the Note is equivalent to Apple's Plus models.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
When was the last time that phone got a security patch?
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by Gaelan 9y ago
6 is almost 3 generations ago. The 7S/8 (we're not sure) comes out tomorrow. You can buy a 7 now. The 6S was released 2 years ago. The 6 was released 3 years ago.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
[IANAL] The React license provides more rights than BSD/MIT. Period. The "oh but what if Facebook has patents" claim is just as valid as it is for any other BSD code. If you're worried about React, you should be worried
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Assuming heartbeats occur about once per second, that’s a 3.5% chance of a taser shot being in the vulnerable period. That’s pretty big.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Huh, I guess it's unique to me. See my reply to the other person.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Huh, this might be unique to me. bird (responsible for iC drive syncing) frequently pegs my CPU.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Most random guys with vBulletins probably aren’t compliant with some internet law or another anyway. Quite simply, there is no reason for the EU to care.
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by Gaelan 9y ago
You don’t use iCloud Drive, do you?
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by Gaelan 9y ago
Essentially, selling some amount of your cryptocurrency to your investors before you launch.

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