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baloki
5y ago
Record profits and unwilling to provide decent payrises, using the excuse of the pandemic uncertainty.
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baloki
5y ago
Wasn’t there evidence that anonymity doesn’t actually play as big a part as people keep saying? Most of the Twitter abuse, you can generally identify who it is behind the account, it’s more the forum than the anonymity?
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baloki
7y ago
Don’t you have to report that you’ve attended the course nowadays and Insurers generally increase the premium by the same amount as if you had points?
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Activists release code to generate free public transportation tickets in U.K
(reddit.com)
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baloki
7y ago
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baloki
7y ago
Depends on what it’s protecting, for example banks using it isn’t, as it’s a common enough attack vector it’s appeared on consumer programs on TV fairly often and they had to introduce a law to allow people to be refunded in cases of sim sw
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baloki
7y ago
It’s built into iOS nowadays, you can add it to your control centre via settings.
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baloki
8y ago
If you’re using Safari, hitting the reading mode button in the address bar disables it and also gets rid of anything not related to the content which is nice. Works on a lot of sites too.
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baloki
8y ago
There was that face painting thing from a couple of years back, don’t know how effective it was though: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2014/07/makeu...
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baloki
8y ago
Is Privoxy still a good go to for this stuff? Used to use it on everything back in the day, but haven’t really used it as much in recent years. https://www.privoxy.org
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baloki
8y ago
https://www.thetileapp.com/en-gb/
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baloki
8y ago
Don’t know if it’s the same in the US as the UK, but the regulators details are generally on the bill under the complaints section for each company/utility.
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baloki
8y ago
On higher end TVs this isn’t the case, on LG WebOS for example the input selection is stored in the Smart Menu which is jammed full of ads.
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BrowserStack Testing via CircleCI
(medium.com)
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baloki
8y ago
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baloki
8y ago
facepalm
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baloki
8y ago
Isn’t this just an extension of Structured Data which could already be used to generate such cards, but now to make it so people don’t actually visit your site and just stay on Google instead?
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baloki
8y ago
More like two minutes I hear? https://thebulletin.org/sites/default/files/2018%20Doomsday%...
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baloki
8y ago
If that app has access to all my other transaction history, maybe a little, yes.
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baloki
9y ago
Sorry, should have added a source: https://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/11/20/lg_smart_tv_data_co...
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baloki
9y ago
LG TV’s have been doing this for years...