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2y ago
Is there any option to turn off trust for all certificates generated after a certain date? The ideal would be to let old certificates keep working, and not trust new ones.
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2y ago
Question for the developer: what's your liability if user files are corrupted?
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2y ago
QR codes?
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2y ago
Maybe there's a "golf score" somewhere that rewards less expensive operations. The "Dirac hack" would run up a lot of points.
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2y ago
UO was the first "massive" online game I'd ever played. Getting murdered and running around as a ghost was fun the first few times. http://www.havenandhearth.com/ has a similar feel with less players. Plen
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2y ago
What a misleading headline (probably). What I'm reading is that a specific social media advertising campaign was ended. The article doesn't say that getting a vaccine is harder or more expensive than before, but given the contex
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2y ago
Linking is different from copying, and fortunately the last case I remember allows it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ticketmaster_Corp._v._Tickets.... .
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2y ago
To me it's notable that Chinese government didn't care (or know) about this going open source.
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2y ago
I think issue #1 is a big one, how to download a paid app without paying for it? Not everything is freemium. Shattered Pixel Dungeon was a good example of me paying on one platform, and then applying the upgrade to the free app after downl
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2y ago
Were the Dragon capsule missions not turning a profit?
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2y ago
It would have been better for the government not to collect all this information in the first place. For decades libertarians have been warning about the scenario we seem to find ourselves in.
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2y ago
I blame the people who were bought as much as the buyer, and the Citizens United decision for facilitating the buying. I'm OK with democratic elections and executive appointments. I'm OK with the "read access" part of t
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2y ago
Always disliked that word. Replace it with "simply", then we can debate how simple it is.
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2y ago
Do free promotions ( https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answ... ) still work ? And how would you even validate the emails against Amazon Appstore purchases?
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2y ago
Government should have access to its own data. Justice and Congress should have the same access for oversight. The only problem I see is personal data about non-government people is being exposed to the entire planet. They should have dev
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2y ago
The Supreme Court literally said that Trump has absolute immunity for criminal use of presidential power. Combined with the statistical impossibility of a 2/3 senate majority for impeachment, this is a license to grab as much power as
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2y ago
Customers are the best QA. And they pay you too, instead of the reverse!
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2y ago
This reads like a more realistic version of leisuretown.com "Q.A. Confidential".
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2y ago
I like politeness. If the USA were going to be uninhabitable anyways, might as well drop nukes on us to keep what they've got?
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2y ago
One of the judges wanted to let it happen again: > In a separate concurring 9th Circuit opinion, Circuit Judge Daniel A. Bress agreed that the court should uphold the trial court’s granting of immunity and dismissal of the claims. But he
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2y ago
From the article, I took the court's final decision as "nobody said you couldn't, but we're saying it now, so don't get caught doing it again". Despite the fourth amendment clearly saying they couldn't.
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2y ago
I didn't have much appreciation for shift planning until an engineering genius showed me the beautifully crafted schedule for their company (after I helped mess it up with some 12 hour days). They later went independent, with shift-pl
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2y ago
The article mentions Australia, Japan, Brazil and the United Kingdom. Were there any counter-examples where the cost of living was supported and PhDs were doing well? I did not register to continue the article.
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2y ago
Theranos tried the "move fast and test blood" approach. Maybe one of the existing testing companies can find a more balanced approach in the current environment.
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2y ago
I always slow down a little bit when speeding through intersections, just in case I need to react to someone illegally putting themselves in my path. It was this guys fault for not monitoring the car, but also Tesla's for using a doubl
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2y ago
Apple Shrugged
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2y ago
"We evaluated changing Microsoft Go to use the new Go FIPS module rather than system libraries. However, we ultimately determined that this approach doesn’t align with Microsoft internal cryptography strategy and policies." Any go
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2y ago
It takes many billions to buy a Twitter, even when Saudi Arabia is footing most of the bill.
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2y ago
Worked pretty well. It was nice that it told me "this is not a mate", I'd have burned through all my tries without that guardrail.
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2y ago
This is why the deadline is before the next paycheck :P
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