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by Jerry2 7y ago
This part of the explanation of what happened to it is extremely unsatisfying: > As of April 3, 2006 the DriverStudio product family has been discontinued because of "a variety of technical and business issues as well as general mar
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by Jerry2 7y ago
'Cancel Culture' strikes again.
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by Jerry2 7y ago
Not him but the company I work for has moved most of our ML pipelines away from Python and over to Swift. We started the move after Google announced support for Swift for TF. Before the move over to Swift, we were rewriting a lot of the dat
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Amazon Publishes Books by Top Authors, and Rivals Fret(wsj.com)
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by Jerry2 7y ago
Here's their investing prospectus with the complete business strategy laid out: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5937f2f1bebafb1297678...
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by Jerry2 7y ago
Haven't seen this being discussed anywhere: > In addition to his own donations, Epstein claimed to have arranged for donations to MIT from other wealthy individuals. In 2014, Epstein claimed to have arranged for Microsoft co-founder
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by Jerry2 7y ago
What's even scarier is when your browser "clicks" on the link by itself [1] and you don't even realize that you've just sent a request to some 'random' server and that server now has the log of your IP. If
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CES Gadget Show: Surveillance Is In – and in a Big Way(apnews.com)
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Former Google Exec: Company Put Profits over Human Rights(news.yahoo.com)
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by Jerry2 7y ago
I saw Moxie Marlinspike's talk when it was posted on CCC's official channel [1] and was disgusted by it. The talk has been now censored and video was made private. It was one of the most defeatist talks I've ever come across
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by Jerry2 7y ago
FTA: > Even a switch of employer, or an unexplained gap in one’s résumé, can be a giveaway to a foreign intelligence service, say former officials. In response, the agency has also shifted to recruiting individuals within the companies t
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by Jerry2 7y ago
William Gibson (yes, that William Gibson) wrote an article about Singapore and the authoritarianism way back in 1993 [1]. He called it " Disneyland with the Death Penalty ". WIRED mag ended up getting banned for a while after that
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Taking a look at a covert CIA virtual fencing solution [video](media.ccc.de)
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by Jerry2 7y ago
Well, I guess 2019 is going to be the last year of my paid membership. I've been a member for the past 15 years. I'll send my membership dues to Sci-Hub instead.
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US Expelled Chinese Officials Suspected of Spying After Breach of Military Base(msn.com)
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by Jerry2 7y ago
> Let's all wait for BSD license apologists to insist true freedom is the freedom to blackmail your users. You assume that the author would have continued working on it if the code was GPLed. If you look at the list of contributor
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by Jerry2 7y ago
Problem is that the 2017 version, the last version that's open source, won't run on Catalina (or Mojave or High Sierra for that matter). The amount of fixes and compatibility patches that the author did is quite extensive. Replica
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Intel says Qualcomm tactics forced it out of modem chip market(businessinsider.com)
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'Priceless' 18th-century jewellery stolen in Dresden palace heist(theguardian.com)
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Chagos Islands dispute: UK misses deadline to return control(bbc.com)
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by Jerry2 7y ago
This video about 33 Thomas St building was awesome: > Field of Vision - Project X https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOJugaGK0eU > A top-secret handbook takes viewers on an undercover journey to Titanpointe, the site of
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Google, Fitbit, Banking: Big Tech's Bust Out?(mattstoller.substack.com)
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Merkel urges EU to seize control of data from US tech titans(afr.com)
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Airbnb rental turns out to be public housing apartment(fox5ny.com)
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by Jerry2 7y ago
> for privacy reasons Passing just the subnet is not revealing your IP. IP reveal would have much bigger privacy implications. Cloudflare's conflict of interest is what Archive.is is really protesting. More here: https:/&#x2F
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by Jerry2 7y ago
> Magic Leap is estimated to have over 1,800 employees and 19 office sites. For a company that has no consumer product and has no revenue, to have this many employees is quite shocking to me.
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by Jerry2 7y ago
You're probably using Cloudflare's DNS resolver.
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List of useful Quick Look plugins for developers(github.com)
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How at-home DNA tests helped solve this 30-year-old murder(pbs.org)
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by Jerry2 7y ago
> with a can of compressed air If your camera has an IBIS, I'd use a blower/brush instead. A blast of air from a can is way too violent and could damage the IBIS assembly.

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