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by Twisell 8y ago
Or maybe that simply mean this is not the FIRST REPORT of that technical security vulnerability that substantially affect the confidentiality or theirs user’s data. Which is in a way even worse :(
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by Twisell 8y ago
A lot of Google employees are reading HN and actively posting so no surprise. Did they at least contacted you to properly open a ticket now that they implicitely recognized the vulnerability? Otherwise very very dickish move as it solve not
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by Twisell 8y ago
And booom you just then reinvented a new concept of "missing" exactly as he said. PS: To disembiguate I was speaking of the null a value in a nullable type. Maybe I got you wrong. Also I guess Null is way less a problem in strictl
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by Twisell 8y ago
Notably it’s a per-user backup which can be a no go for shared computer. But it’s the logic Apple is pushing for years now. iOS devices never got the possibility to be shared because they are considered "personal". And this is als
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by Twisell 8y ago
It isn’t backed up unless you opt-in for iCloud backup (which is largely encouraged) or perform a regular manual backup using iTunes. This is largely similar for MacOS with Time-Machine backup (largely encouraged) or iCloud backup (still re
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by Twisell 8y ago
Because this way you have to put your trust in only one company instead of all it’s suppliers? PS: And for the company one less dependency to manage?
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by Twisell 8y ago
TL; DR; "We have no idea of how we gonna use it, but we needed to do some blockchain like every other cool kids" LMAO
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by Twisell 8y ago
This is an terrifyingly accurate description of what seeems to be my actual workflow.
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by Twisell 9y ago
Ultimately this is totally nonsensical because you'd have to ban an infinite number of number because some clever boy around will definitively distribute the number preceding the illegal one and some unrelated folk can point out that y
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by Twisell 9y ago
I just realized that here we got a point where DuckDuckGo is actually way better than Google. Having it as default I never stumble over this problem and usually find a pretty relevant answer in top results.
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by Twisell 9y ago
Or old movie could be rescheduled on theater based on local wishlist of nearby Netflix subscribers. Could be a way to reintroduce a form of midnight movie formula: "Alert: This item on your wishlist will play in theater near you on We
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by Twisell 9y ago
This is ridiculous the more you watch movies the more you want to watch more and in different setup. Here in France pirating is known to have brought back people to theaters (mainly because theaters stroke back with $20 monthly subscription
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by Twisell 9y ago
Also renovation work... That’s often an under-accounted risk but if you own a flat you could well be forced at some point to cash out vast amounts of money so that your equity just don’t loose value. If you rent you just wait for the landlo
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by Twisell 9y ago
Well it’s more like an exchange, because in the process they gain the ability to suck up virtually every piece of data you post in the external website because you basically hold them your key.
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by Twisell 9y ago
Have a look at QGIS if you can. For me they really achieved the perfect balance. Some task are a hundred time easier with GUI like refining layout and trying out graphical style. But you can use variable and formulaes pretty much everywhere
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by Twisell 9y ago
Recently I made a photoshop macro to crop border some documents in a standard way for our graphic designers. It took me 5 minutes to produce a working proof of concept with an approximate workflow... But it took me 2 more hours to figure ou
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by Twisell 9y ago
It’s always the same issue when trying to compare Apple products vs others. Apple sell a lot directly to customers via their own on-line and physicals stores. So before Quaterly results sales figures are pure speculation from analysts (and
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by Twisell 9y ago
Apple Watch is the to selling smartwatch now as far as I know. So even if this is a niche market, Apple Watch is not a failure. Is smartwatch a hardware segment that will last is yet another question.
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by Twisell 9y ago
My bad op mentioned that they kept wiki for doc. Read to fast sorry.
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by Twisell 9y ago
My boss is deseperately trying to convince me that my project wiki can painlessly be replaced by Microsoft Team (build upon share point). Yet this is utter bullshit every workaround he proposed to replace missing feature look like regressio
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by Twisell 9y ago
I find it interesting in perspective of the Swift language their are now pushing. Theoretically would’nt programms written in pure Swift today be able to compile for any new hardware plateform, thus avoiding the kind of issues that 32/
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by Twisell 9y ago
As I see it it’s a minor bug with horrible consequences. What is shocking is not the bug itself, nor the lack of a quick bugfix, but inability to acknowledge the problem and lack of basic and sincere human empathy. To quote Tesla statement
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by Twisell 9y ago
Because it’s on his daily commuting path? If the autopilot globallly function well and give him added security why should he disconnect it? But if the car consistently swerve toward the barrier in certains circumstances, doesn’t it increase
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by Twisell 9y ago
He didn’t mentioned a phone however... it’s 2018 people that can afford that type of car must have podcast friendly onboard entertainement. Which is as dangerous as radio fiddling but not illegal.
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by Twisell 9y ago
It’s also flawed for business when applying price to the wrong "user role". Especially in saas business intelligence where some companies want to charge service per users. This seems nice on paper and might work for big Corp with
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by Twisell 9y ago
It’s clearly decentralized as you cited multiple providers in your own post. These providers share no common (logical) servers. Would Apple go totally out of business every people that didn’t relied on this provider would be totally unaffec
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by Twisell 9y ago
On that we agree I was just pointing out that it’s not as simple as you initialy thought. And sorry if I’ve being boring it’s a deformation from Geography my first scholarship. Geographers tends to focus on systemic interaction rather than
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by Twisell 9y ago
"standardize that location. Simple as that." Again that’s nor simple neither cost effective by any mean. Your are dealing with a lot of externalities here. Logistics is a chain, you can’t replace a link and expect that the others
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by Twisell 9y ago
Well first research field of automated warehouse is hudge and so it’s very reductive to think that what happens after the truck is the easiest part. Secondly truck driver usually are in charge of the final delivery to shop or customer and h
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by Twisell 9y ago
I can agree that windows can be the path of least resistance because of legacy business softwares. But please don't even start to argue that windows is more easy to use than an iPad.

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