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by altdatathrow 6y ago
TSA has been around for nearly 20 years. It's not about a face mask. It's about how if you wanted to bypass the excruciatingly slow and invasive TSA checkpoints, you need https://www.tsa.gov/precheck or https:&#x
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by altdatathrow 6y ago
TSA was intentionally designed from day #1 to cause so much of a burden that people would willingly give up absolutely everything with regards to personal privacy in exchange for saving time.
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by altdatathrow 6y ago
Yep, that's awesome, that's a new feature to me, thanks! Though it'd still be nice instead of pressing F11 to achieve full screen if I could press ctrl+F11 and it was "fill window" etc across browsers.
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by altdatathrow 6y ago
Does anyone know of a way to do "fullscreen" where the screen is the window? It bugs me that to watch a streaming video my options are: box inside their ui which takes up a significant portion of my window real estate, or full scr
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by altdatathrow 6y ago
Having a fleet of cars you can manage with a single ansible script isn’t the norm for $400B companies?
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by altdatathrow 6y ago
> I can't stand Windows and it hurts me to see people using it There's an entire industry (pc gaming) that is still a pretty piss poor experience on other platforms. This has been true for 25 years and isn't showing any s
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by altdatathrow 6y ago
In addition to the price of the client itself ($20 seems like a fair price to pay for high quality software): If you spin up some AWS services while SSH'd into a box using Blink, doesn't Apple rightfully deserve a 30% commission o
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by altdatathrow 6y ago
It’s going to suck for the e-commerce sites who have to pay Apple 30% commissions to be listed in their web directory.
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by altdatathrow 6y ago
I prefer mercurial over git. The workflow and branching/merge process is a whole lot more intuitive to me. Git seems to have a million commands each with a unique set of args that can do very thing things. Either way, they're both
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by altdatathrow 6y ago
How was this achieved? I didn’t realize a Kindle supported HTTP proxys or installing root certs?
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by altdatathrow 6y ago
> One of the only places for decent information. HN is hit or miss. If you believe everything said here you’d reach the conclusion that only today in 2020 can we finally build websites all thanks to microservices, kubernetes, react and r
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by altdatathrow 6y ago
Why can I order takeout though restaurant apps on my iphone and Apple doesn’t take a cut? Does the 30% only apply to digital goods/services that can be delivered or accessed through device?
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by altdatathrow 6y ago
> yes it is a note-taking app, but it runs on Kubernetes Going straight for the HN jugular I see.
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by altdatathrow 6y ago
Max remember this is Hacker news. You sound like you're on Nextdoor complaining about the neighbors who are in clear violation of HOA yard maintenance policies.
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by altdatathrow 7y ago
They do far more than simply install backdoors for residential proxy networks. They also capture and resell your entire http(s) request history via their mitm. That's every single HTTP request every single app on your phone makes. It&#
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Big Companies Buy Credit Card Data on Millions of Americans(vice.com)
6 points by altdatathrow 7y ago|0 comments
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by altdatathrow 7y ago
Someone changed the title. The original submission title matched the article title [1]. Feels like an intentional re-characterization to place the blame on the ones purchasing the data, as opposed to the ones harvesting and selling. This jo
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by altdatathrow 7y ago
Mike, Can you speak to the concerns raised about Yodlee [1] in contrast to similar concerns raised about Jumpshot [2] which resulted in the entire company being shut down last week [3]. How much of Second Measure's business model depen
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by altdatathrow 7y ago
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/wxejbb/avast-antivirus-is...
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by altdatathrow 7y ago
I work in this world. This is just one company of many doing the exact same thing. We're going to need a lot more investigative journalists. They sell which apps are installed on your phone and how often you use each [1], they sell you