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by YPPH 4y ago
This one gave me a good chuckle. >TinderSwindler is a system developed by Facebook to analyze mobile phone location data in order to catch potential cheaters. TinderSwindler leverages Al technology to automatically identify relationships
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by YPPH 4y ago
>Private blockchains, such as for cross company account clearances, complex asset exchanges (planes, land) may help dislodge the rent seeking lawyers. I've heard this one before and I am little hesitant about it. I imagine if you wa
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by YPPH 4y ago
Yikes, I use service@domain quite often. I didn't give thought to this possibility. I'm quite sure the reason will be that this service emails others on "your behalf" and probably does something like placing your email a
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by YPPH 4y ago
I mean, I considered this implied within the suggestion of using incognito mode. In any event, it's an unrealistic attack vector. No bad actor is going to target 0.1% of edge cases when you could get enough damaging information from pe
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by YPPH 5y ago
For me, in AU, it's as easy as 30 minutes filling in information in a government web application, namely myGov. Information which is, for the most part, prefilled for me. myTax is written by the Australian Taxation Office and is fairly
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by YPPH 5y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20220418022008/https://pahouse.co...
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by YPPH 5y ago
How is it a fiction that news reports come from identified individuals, while Wikipedia is edited by anonymous individuals with questionable credentials? I'm not convinced of the characterisation as a legal fiction, either. There is a
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by YPPH 5y ago
First, I need to restate the rule to give it nuance. Original research isn't allowed on Wikipedia. Primary sources are acceptable for simple statements of fact, but editors can't make analysis of or synthesise what is contained in
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by YPPH 5y ago
It's the traditional formal signoff where the recipient is not addressed. I understand it is of British origin. My guess as to its meaning is, since it is not addressed, you are faithful to the recipient that it will get to the right p
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by YPPH 5y ago
I agree. For completeness, some people find "regards" a bit blunt, and therefore qualify it with "Kind". I don't really see the issue, but "Kind regards" is orthodoxy in many Australian workplaces.
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by YPPH 5y ago
Australian here. "Cheers" to close colleagues. "Kind regards" for other internal correspondence. "Yours sincerely" for external correspondence where the recipient is named. "Yours faithfully" for exte
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US death row inmate Richard Moore picks firing squad over electric chair(abc.net.au)
1 points by YPPH 5y ago|0 comments
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by YPPH 5y ago
Slight nitpick: Australian colonial (State) governments existed well before the Constitution of the Commonwealth in 1901, at least since 1788. I'm not so sure about the relevance of the so-called "harsh environment" to politi
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by YPPH 5y ago
Should that be the standard we hold ourselves to?
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by YPPH 5y ago
Until today, I didn't know you could create hard links (ie "multi-parent" files/folders) in Google Drive. How did one achieve this? I would like to know, because I'm wondering if I have unintentionally done so. I ga
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by YPPH 5y ago
>I use [service] for SSL monitoring The /about page of this service confirms, read with your previous comments on this site, that you have an undisclosed affiliation with this service. Namely, you were the person who launched it. Yo
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by YPPH 5y ago
This has the potential to be used for improper collateral purposes, eg by neighbour annoys me so I will dob them in for speeding. This is why an independent officer should be the person charging people, not vigilantes.
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by YPPH 5y ago
Thanks! Looks great. I often find myself opening Outlook just to look at a calendar. It also doesn't let me mark dates easily, like yours does.
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by YPPH 5y ago
I tried to enter several date format variations in the "Go to date" prompt() pop up. None worked.
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.au direct domain names launch(auda.org.au)
10 points by YPPH 5y ago|0 comments
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by YPPH 5y ago
I read it as vowels, although with a typo. Whether or not the typo is intentional, I guess that shows that we can also error-correct although not with 100% accuracy.
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by YPPH 5y ago
Then I wonder why it is remarkable? The absence of a response may be worth commenting on, but this seems fairly unimpeachable. It's distinguishable from a noop because some information is imparted, namely that a) they are aware of the
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by YPPH 5y ago
They are simply looking into it. Not offering unwarranted speculation or conjecture. Not providing any information that could assist attackers. And not being unreasonably dismissive, nor downplaying it. I really don't see the problem w
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by YPPH 5y ago
Sure, but if I want to use one app on my screen and still have access to the menu bar, it means awkwardly dragging the window around to fill gaps. In Windows, it's one click. Similarly, if I want two apps side by side, it's even m
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by YPPH 5y ago
All I want is macOS with window snapping and a maximise button. Their absence makes shifting from Windows very difficult. I can't understand why these basic features have not been added, yet the OS receives changes that, as you rightly
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by YPPH 5y ago
It's not even arguably a straw man. Above, you said, "worrying about firmware security issues is silly, because if you can't physically prevent access to the computer". That's not someone else's claim, it'
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by YPPH 5y ago
I'm not able to load the page. "AccidHacker" "Coming Soon" Is this happening for anyone else? Perhaps it has been deleted?
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by YPPH 5y ago
I always figured those SEO spammers sent bulk emails using automated or semi-automated tools. I have my doubts they will follow through on "registering" for one person's website.
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by YPPH 5y ago
>Most Taiwanese people prefer the status quo I think you're conflating whether Taiwanese people see themselves as independent, on the one hand, and whether they wish to formally declare that, on the other. "The majority of Taiw
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by YPPH 5y ago
No foreign policy expert but it seems more complicated than that. China still does recognise Ukraine as independent in the sense it continues to push for respect of "territorial integrity". It's a key part of Chinese foreign

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