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awqrre
11y ago
They don't read all emails because it is easier for a program to look for certain phrases/words/etc... but in the end, they are still looking at them even if it is indirectly (unless you encrypt everything).
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11y ago
It's surprising that some people still think that terrorism prevention is a true priority.
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Airbus patent shows modular, removable aircraft cabins
(gizmag.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
I was thinking that everyone every 2 miles would send a drive at the same time.
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11y ago
A 1TB drive going 2 miles in one hour would still be a decent transfer rate.
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11y ago
I should have looked it up first, but I'm surprised that so much time elapsed between the 2 actions. Maybe some other reason is the root cause of this decision then (some people use this port for other purposes for example).
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11y ago
I'm not sure why the down-votes but what I mean is that nowadays, with tag readers everywhere, I think we give up too much privacy by having a tag on the exterior of the vehicle. Steve Jobs never had a tag on his car as far as I know
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11y ago
Apple is planning on going in the headphone business?
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11y ago
Or maybe they see the benefits of piracy...
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11y ago
Works fine on my Firefox 42 (Linux desktop)
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11y ago
I think that this data should always be public and then maybe tags will become a thing of the past.
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11y ago
If Mozilla would bring back useful Firefox customization options that were removed for no good reason, it would be great... maybe they are getting like Google and have to many engineers... a budget cut could help with that. But for the rec
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11y ago
the cost is not everything... sometimes it is impossible to get the features that you need in the form factor that you are seeking
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11y ago
In a world without privacy and freedom, democracy has issues and government abuses are going wild.
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11y ago
You can also get overhead plane positions using an rtlsdr: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqBv_Jv2r84 , https://github.com/antirez/dump1090
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A new form of gold, almost as light as air
(ethz.ch)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Sorry I don't understand... Are you saying that AI doesn't require any training?
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awqrre
11y ago
not necessarily... you could use AI to detect attacks or some other methods that I am not aware of.
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11y ago
DDoS is a type of attack that is so old that I wonder why it is still possible to exploit it. It is at least 15 years old? (edit: I am not blaming FastMail, this is just a general assumption)
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11y ago
I use Gmail somewhat indirectly... I forward all gmail emails to a non-Google email address
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11y ago
Google is feeling the heat from open maps
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11y ago
The immigration process is a nightmare, but I thought that it was done on purpose. It took me many years and probably hundreds of pages of documents and forms to get my US Citizenship but I didn't use an attorney.
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11y ago
That length of down-time is unacceptable for any type of connection.... even for residential. But at least I guess that the senders will know that the emails bounced.
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11y ago
an email server doesn't need to be accessible 100% of the time to guarantee deliverability
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IKEA to Install Nevada's Largest Single-Use Retail Solar Array
(greenretaildecisions.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Getting a strange attachment is better then getting a few strange lines of text at the end of the email?
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11y ago
Comcast is trying to get that cable money from somewhere else...
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11y ago
I have heard stories of a whole brick wall falling off the home ... but the home was intact... it was not "glued"/secured properly.
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11y ago
Don't you need to be at least 1/4 (or maybe 1/16) Cherokee native American to be able to claim it? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_quantum_laws#Tribes_requ...
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11y ago
Why is this not available in standard mode (vs private mode)?
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