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5y ago
This sounds reasonable to me. So much tracking is used to target consumers. They seem to know the consumers better than the producers of these ads.
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5y ago
The article doesn't mention this as an issue? Actually, for Spanish it indicates the opposite.
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5y ago
Yeah, it sucks that people have to come here for short-circuit support. I just hate to have this flagged for not being a true "show"
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5y ago
Pedantic, but maybe we need a "Help HN" tag or something.
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5y ago
Maybe unsecured plastic falling onto the element prior to the dry cycle.
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batch12
5y ago
It is more than just wires though. The traffic has to be routed- so it has to use some kind of protocol understood by every device in the path, right?
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5y ago
Well a popup asking if it okay to check for updates which would run every x times the browser is launched or on a schedule. The popup should have an option to not ask again for those that get annoyed. Otherwise the browser would need to cal
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batch12
5y ago
From what I recall, some services that rounded locations could still be abused by brute forcing the current location of the attacker to identify the threshold of rounding. This has been mitigated in some cases by changing the rounding thres
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batch12
5y ago
*always you will still lose. We will all die.
940.
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5y ago
No, I didn't change anything. It just started working again.
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5y ago
The person doesn't claim to have written the solution, just that they were responsible for working some of the requests. Guess arbitrary censorship wasn't something they disagreed with then. It is an odd phrasing. Maybe it is writ
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5y ago
The chilling effect of this should be taken in account too. Once this is more widely reported, I can see many people choosing to avoid these sources of information even after bans are lifted because they are afraid of losing their google ac
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5y ago
I don't follow. Wrong post?
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5y ago
I have found a similar issue affecting thousands of root domains on another service. They still sit there, ripe for the taking.
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batch12
5y ago
Sounds to me like a VPN IP was associated with a different banned account and the reuse of that IP by your partner associated your partner's account with the banned one.
946.
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5y ago
Don't beat yourself up. It didn't make sense and neither did the reply.
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5y ago
As a part of a defense-in-depth strategy, sure. Where we get in trouble is when it's the only layer.
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5y ago
> If you are part of maintaining, propagating, and continuing a system, are you not an equal part of that system and the things done in its name? Yes, I think you can make this case. However, it isn't appropriate someone charged to
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5y ago
Reading an article written in such a way as to cause needless flamewars makes me angry. The article is a borderline opinion piece. For instance: > While some towns saw significant property damage in the wake of the Jacob Blake protests,
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5y ago
The way this is written is obviously intended to evoke a specific feeling and convey a single opinion. I am tired of being manipulated for ad revenue.
951.
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5y ago
This article has some concerning practices, but I can't help but see it as anything other than ragebait.
952.
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5y ago
Maybe start again with something small or something that starts halfway through that you can see to completion. Maybe you don't have to build a sailboat to learn to sail. Maybe I am talking to myself...
953.
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5y ago
I always thought snowflake was pointing at the idea that everyone is unique.
954.
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5y ago
I needed this. Finally an excuse to get off my ass and transition the last bits away.
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5y ago
Why can't I stop companies from taking my data if I don't want them to? Protection of its citizens is a primary function of a government.
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5y ago
Could you post your full contact details? I am looking for your name, address, date of birth, and phone number. If it isn't too much trouble, please include all email addresses and relevant passwords, your tax ID, mother's maiden
957.
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5y ago
Weird, hard to parse title. Is the fact that the person is 21 what is newsworthy? I don't see age in the article at all.
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5y ago
I thought this was a good reminder that we are a diverse group and it is easy to assume that the audience we talk to is one type of person.
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5y ago
Why? The front page isn't holy ground. It is interesting and entertaining. Edit: It is interesting and entertaining to me to see humanity peek through the uninspired Vogon bureaucracy that usually saturates government.
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