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TimothyBJacobs
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TimothyBJacobs
8y ago
Based on my reading of the article, the allegation is that only boards going to certain designated customers were targeted. Not all boards.
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Security researcher claims macOS Mojave privacy bug on launch day
(techcrunch.com)
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This is addressed in the article. There were numerous instances of internal security teams trying to effect change, but were completely ignored by the powers that be.
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It's a shame that that is the quote they decided to use in the article. But you can ask any Twitch streamer, if you take a vacation expect to lose large amounts of your subscribers. On YouTube, if you stop posting videos for a while, Y
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Buzzfeed clickbait is not the same as Buzzfeed News.
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That was the point I was trying to make. Guess I didn't word it well :)
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Don't we have the AGPL for this purpose to require them to contribute back their proprietary changes. As others have pointed out, if this was only about the modifications they would have used AGPL. Instead, and giving the clauses about
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8y ago
Yes. Disable micro targeting four housing ad listings.
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8y ago
Not for PHP at least, maybe others, the last query arg will win.
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Couldn't the salt be unique to the requesting account? I would assume that just because a user declined an invitation from one user, they still might want to accept an invitation from a separate user.
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8y ago
It sounds like it is collecting User Agent strings which depending on who you ask is personal data.
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Because almost assuredly the 3rd party tools collect that information and you are responsible for what you put on your website. The article specifically mentions this when talking about data processors and data controllers.
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9y ago
Hasn't Stripe supported updating card expirations for a while now?
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The rationalization of publishing
(medium.com)
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9y ago
So you reply with another anecdote? The sales figures prove that it has been seen as largely successful.
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A mirror seems to be available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46RDiwfknu4
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Reddit is in the top 10 most popular websites according to Alexa. I'd venture to say most reddit users aren't people in the tech world.
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Source for early next year for the new Mac Pro? As far as I am aware, we aren't even 100% sure it will be released in 2018.
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YouTube creators get paid for their content. Further, funds from YouTube Red also in part go directly to creators because you are watching ad-free.
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Eh, at least one test seemed to show that there wasn't a noticeable difference: http://www.seriouseats.com/2010/08/what-are-the-best-eggs-ca...