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by Shank 8y ago
You also can't view annotations on Xbox or Chromecast.
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by Shank 8y ago
> I really wish mobile devices had one or two modifier buttons on the side. Look, I feel you in terms of lost functionality, but I don't when it comes to trying to explain how these systems work to my family. Android was notoriously
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by Shank 8y ago
You know what, I'm actually more okay with this than perceptible, constant latency. If nothing is happening then I know I can just stop looking for characters to appear and keep typing. A tiny part of me loves to "get ahead&quot
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by Shank 8y ago
> Apple should be lauded for trying to bring their laptop and desktop lines into the same defensive posture as their mobile offerings. I think this can't be stated enough. The fact of the matter is that pre T2, evil maid attacks wer
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by Shank 8y ago
> this disastrous calamity by Github really made me try out Gitlab and in the process Every company faces problems like this. GitLab infamously lost their entire production database [0] -- and I think we can agree that's more seriou
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by Shank 8y ago
Every single sample they posted is bad. None of them achieve the intended effect or goal of replacing an experienced photoshop edit. MIT doesn’t mean everything is news. Another university lab could have produced the same thing with the sam
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by Shank 8y ago
It’s an arms race. You can still write cheats with computer vision and automated control input and have an unfair advantage, and that has nothing to do with client and server responsibility delegation. There are a lot of games that get this
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by Shank 8y ago
> Finally, in response to questions we have received from other news organizations since Businessweek published its story, we are not under any kind of gag order or other confidentiality obligations. They're really covering all of t
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by Shank 8y ago
I store information on my phone like my private thoughts, because I know that it’s an encrypted, secured device I always have with me. I wouldn’t store that information on paper — the best analogy is that it’s a backup of parts of my brain.
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by Shank 8y ago
I didn’t, but I can provide some advice since I see this type of comment and nobody really gets advice on this kind of thing. Your comment wasn’t inflammatory — it was factual. However, it only contained a fact, and in that fact, the wordin
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by Shank 8y ago
Yep! Here you go: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2017/08/cloudflare-ceo-t... Matthew Prince is a human like everybody else, and honestly, I would rather have him guarding my back than a lot of other tech
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by Shank 8y ago
Spotlight on iOS actually sources data from Google now. See: https://techcrunch.com/2017/09/25/apple-switches-from-bing-t...
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by Shank 8y ago
Part of it could be legal. I don’t want to say this is likely in any way, but the bottom of every XR page says this: > iPhone XR has not been authorized as required by the rules of the Federal Communications Commission. iPhone XR is not,
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by Shank 8y ago
I was pretty skeptical when I heard that private citizens booked a flight on Falcon Heavy. When those plans got shelved and these popped up, I had a similar level of skepticism. I expected it to be some random celebrity that wanted to go on
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by Shank 8y ago
TripleSec is open source and they’re basically doing a reference implementation from Applied Cryptography. You can see the details here: https://keybase.io/triplesec
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by Shank 8y ago
No mobile device on the market runs at the same clock speed for any length of time. They’re always scaling down the clock speed for a variety of reasons (usually battery life and thermal management). If you ran at max speed all the time, yo
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by Shank 8y ago
I think it's worse when you go from Kindle to a fully fledged tablet. iPad + Pencil seems like the best way to do this, far and above, and yet virtually no apps support markup with the Pencil. Lost opportunity, if you ask me.
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by Shank 8y ago
I concur with this sentiment. I was just doing the hiring loop and came to the conclusion that taking CSPA would have been a total waste of my time. I don’t know how many companies would value the data after looking at the example questions
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The Slow Winter (2013) [pdf](usenix.org)
1 points by Shank 8y ago|0 comments
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Pleroma(pleroma.social)
1 points by Shank 8y ago|0 comments
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by Shank 8y ago
Policy is all about how it gets enforced and acted on. An imperfect cookie targeting scheme could probably fall down in court, but there isn't much caselaw about the cookie law right now. I can't recall any major cases where websi
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by Shank 8y ago
Is IP geolocation included in that? I'm genuinely curious, actually. That's how most websites do content filtering (even BBC iPlayer uses server side geolocation to filter people out).
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by Shank 8y ago
I'm a really big fan of geotargeting these notices only to the EU. If the EU wants cookie notices, give the EU cookie notices. Don't give anyone else cookie notices, because they're garish and few people reasonably care.
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by Shank 8y ago
I agree that companies should provide more transparency, but I think that this should be provided as a remediation process to get an account back into compliance, rather than termination reason. If companies were able to give you actionable
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by Shank 8y ago
> In 20 years we will be able to extract all type of crazy information from DNA and it might be our biggest liability if it is shared across private companies. This will truly be the dystopian future, in which every business will make a
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by Shank 8y ago
Twice? I think you're giving a little too much leeway in terms of fraud. If you commit it once, you should be permanently banned from the platform. No second chances.
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by Shank 8y ago
This is a really cool process, but the author stops just short of completing the analysis. > It's impossible to determine any correlation at all based on this graph. I know my happiness is influenced by a lot of factors, but so far
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by Shank 8y ago
> But noone needs a thin laptop. There's no advantage to it whatsoever. I own an Air, and it's been my go to machine in university. Yes, the weight does a lot to help me just pick it up and grab it, but the thinness does help a
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Autonomous Vehicle Disengagement Reports 2017(dmv.ca.gov)
10 points by Shank 8y ago|6 comments
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by Shank 8y ago
I stand firmly corrected! The entire team did an excellent job, and they definitely deserve credit here. It's very well made!

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