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by a254613e 5y ago
I can't quite understand this article and its conclusion. The article says: "[The extension] will collect information about the products you look at and the ones you search for". Yet, two sentences later it says "The com
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by a254613e 5y ago
It's encouraged to use test that can detect both to save both time and resources. It's literally in the announcement. If labs want they can still test them separately.
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by a254613e 5y ago
I think there's a pretty clear explanation, when you look how this link and the information within it is being used in the anti-vaxx/covid denial groups. 1. People post CDC link out of context, and claim how all the numbers of inf
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by a254613e 5y ago
They are. The cheapest server plans and ipv4 floating IPs are affected by this change. The FAQ only covers the root servers part though.
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by a254613e 5y ago
Sounds great doesn't it? Too bad in reality with public insurance you get the basic care, while with private insurace (more equivalent to the US system) you get much more. For example you can find German news articles about how public
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by a254613e 5y ago
No I will not. Life isn't a computer program that you can define with EXTREMELY specific if statements, like HN likes to believe. So I'm happy with statements such as "Content that is demonstrably false" from google. And
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by a254613e 5y ago
I, for one, am happy about this decision. If there's one thing that's became way more obvious to me over the past year and a half is just how susceptible a lot of people are to conspiracy theories and other similar content. In an
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by a254613e 5y ago
>I'd love to have these features but the price is just too high. I know you're speaking in broader terms, but for anyone interested you can have this specific feature (location history) using owntracks and owntracks recorder co
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by a254613e 5y ago
Officially yes, practically no. It's defined, but it's still a total mess as not everything is updated completely to support UI configuration.
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by a254613e 5y ago
Being open source, low latency, and having high quality audio doesn't do much when the clients are absolutely horrible, everything has horrible UX, and absolutely zero echo cancelation.
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by a254613e 5y ago
Considering software like that will always need further development, I'm not objecting to have it as an optional subscription and the price sounds reasonable to me. I would use it. Not for every small trip to the store, but for longer
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by a254613e 5y ago
And you can see that the screenshots are from March 4th.
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by a254613e 5y ago
So far even the screenshots Signal posted contradict and disapprove Signal's story, and are in line with what facebook is saying.
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by a254613e 5y ago
Same. Maybe I'm in the minority here, but I've discovered dozens of new shops, restaurants, and products in the past year alone, through targeted advertising. Especially on instagram. I even found my current broker that I do most
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by a254613e 6y ago
Have you tried using it without a headset? Echo cancelation practically doesn't exist. It's absolutely behind every other voip implementation I used. Clients are half broken, barely integrated, and lose settings all the time. We u
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by a254613e 6y ago
Yup, that's pretty consistent with my measurements. 210/60 temperatures: https://i.imgur.com/i1L5rwo.png Prusa MK3S, with enclosure.
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by a254613e 6y ago
Yup. As far as I'm concerned cliqz (and mozilla) completely lost my trust with that spyware. Modified installers, randomly served to customers with no notification, opt-out by default, and sending full browser history to random servers
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by a254613e 6y ago
https://blog.mozilla.org/press-uk/2017/10/06/testing-cliqz-i... > Users who receive a version of Firefox with Cliqz will have their browsing activity sent to Cliqz servers, including the URLs of pages
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by a254613e 6y ago
Liquidity issue. Or rather, extremely close to it. The CEO said he "doesn't want to use the L word" to describe it. Basically they had to cover/deposit the purchase trades themselves, before they ran out of money to do s
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by a254613e 6y ago
They'll probably do the same thing they did in Germany. Use subcontracting companies to handle their rides. I don't know the economic details of it for Uber, but it works and they've been using that model for a long time now.
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by a254613e 6y ago
Except that it's not required at all, as confirmed by multiple people already in this thread. OP chose the chat route, was complaining to the virtual chat bot for a whole page in the screenshot, then presented technical issues as a rea
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by a254613e 6y ago
>Every major player will make their own marketplace and force you to use it to access their software A lot of comments keep saying this. So why haven't they done it on android? If they wanted to have huge amounts of users use their
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by a254613e 6y ago
3. Amazing customer support. Living in "Servicewüste" Germany I would still buy from amazon, even without the first two points that you mentioned. Because customer support... isn't a thing here. On top of that there's th
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by a254613e 6y ago
Perhaps a bit off-topic. But a lot of users (myself included) reported wildly inaccurate data in the spotify wrapped this year with seemingly no explanation, no shared accounts, no re-used passwords, no weird listening history, etc. I wonde
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by a254613e 6y ago
They did, few hours ago - markets aren't open yet though. So today will be the first day on RH without restrictions since the price drop.
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by a254613e 6y ago
I'm not an expert, so someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but nothing forces them. The theory was that if they have to spend $X per week, and that number is higher than what they would gain if they waited Y months, then they&#
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by a254613e 6y ago
Strictly speaking HN is not a website for tech news/submissions only. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by a254613e 6y ago
It's perfectly fine to wish for something without having all the answers - I don't think I should be attacked for that. People should be allowed to say that they wish to improve something, even if they don't have the exact sc
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by a254613e 6y ago
Just so I'm clear, because English isn't my first language, saying that people shouldn't be allowed to advocate for complete extermination of complete groups of people based on their skin color or similar, somehow makes me a
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by a254613e 6y ago
Any part of nazi ideology should be forbidden in any way, shape, or form. As to how to recognize it, I think it's easy for humans to do so. And how do we train computers to recognize it? Well, if we can teach it to recognize cars, bike

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