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bhhaskin
8y ago
I think people lose sight of this. You don't make (or keep) that kind of money by being stupid. Ethics is a different story.
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8y ago
Google Claims to protect privacy as well. In fact they make a number of tools that are built just for that reason. But it's all marketing, and the tools are there only to really benefit Google. Just take a look at Android's Wi-Fi
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8y ago
Totally. I find that most of my Google searches are not relevant. It started to go down hill once they started pushing ML on search. Google is a marketing platform and no longer a search engine.
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bhhaskin
8y ago
I completely agree. To me it seem like we are in a media bubble, and I wonder how long until it all comes crashing down.
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8y ago
This is a fantastic idea! Although it is pretty sad that it is needed in the first place.
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8y ago
I think you are correct. I would say there are things that one can do to improve their odds of random opportunity and luck. A good example of that is hanging out with the right people and staying positive & motivated. In a lot of ways i
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bhhaskin
8y ago
I have been looking into building a XMPP server and client lately. Mainly cause the ones out there aren't super great.
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8y ago
Totally. The complexity has to go somewhere.
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8y ago
Same here in the states.
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bhhaskin
8y ago
This reminds me of why I love the internet. Cool projects like this. Thanks for posting this.
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bhhaskin
8y ago
Reddit is quickly heading down the same path as Facebook. Especially with the new design.
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8y ago
Plastic surgery might remain legal, but you would likely be required to submit before and after photos. Making it pointless.
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bhhaskin
8y ago
I am pretty sure it still requires the silo crew to launch the missile. Or at the very least have the missiles be in some kind of alert ready status. * Update: Never mind, I stand corrected. You are correct. https://en.wikipedia.
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8y ago
Nukes are a different beast entirely. Quite a few of their safety systems are physical and non-networked. The only danger are hacking delivery systems such as subs and bombers. But that would only prevent the delivery of a nuke, and not set
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8y ago
Seems like a lot of overhead and more things to maintain. On top of that it doesn't teach people how to use the tool. Kinda like 600 hours of coding saved me 30 hours of documentation.
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bhhaskin
8y ago
There are no comments on that post.
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bhhaskin
8y ago
I agree, the license is a nonstarter. Might be okay for a personal project, but would avoid for anything else.
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8y ago
Hang outs
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8y ago
But did they find malicious chips elsewhere? And what is their definition of motherboard, chips and malicious? All of these statements seem to be pretty well crafted. It is entirely possible that they found components that don't belon
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8y ago
Warning! Auto playing video ad!
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bhhaskin
8y ago
Exactly. And the reality is if you don't take their money, a competitor will.
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bhhaskin
8y ago
I am not sure the messaging is enough these days. Most software is "free" for the average user. There is a difference between free and "free" these days, and it's a message worth spreading.
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bhhaskin
8y ago
Sounds like you should take advice from their business managers.
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8y ago
This is still bad, but it is important to note this is for a SDK.
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8y ago
I went to a concert the other night, and they where scanning driver licenses and running facial recognition on everyone entering. It was very disconcerting. It is clear to me that we need new laws to protect against the misuse of this techn
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8y ago
Kinda random, but it is interesting how they are including a public key in a javascript file.
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bhhaskin
8y ago
Can we not turn hacker news into Reddit.
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8y ago
That's all well and good, but doesn't answer the question. Why would I use Chrome OS rather than another Linux distro for web development? My Ubuntu instillation is also always updated and secure. Device drivers also just work. Th
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8y ago
I have been using ProtonMail for almost a year now and love it! Don't see any reason to switch away. There are some concerns about ProtonMail being proprietary, but with the smtp bridge I personally don't have any issues.
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8y ago
Do you mean a Republic of China company?
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