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by bhhaskin 8y ago
Do you mean a Republic of China company?
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
My battery life is pretty fantastic. Around 8 hours or so with docker running and doing development. https://i.imgur.com/xYkGRdJ.png I had zero hardware issues. it all just worked. I would say installing Ubuntu was a little
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
You are assuming the XPS is the developer edition. I am also running Ubuntu on my XPS, but it came with windows orginaly. I also don't have any hardware issues to speak of.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
Kind of a rookie move IMO. Ask for a pin or something on startup and encrypt the key.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
This is my thoughts as well. Create a digital chain of custody using cryptography.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
But what if tipping is a big part of the reason people are underpaid? What if by tipping you are just moving the issue along.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
I would say the difference is they sent the data to a 3rd party.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
I don't agree. Maybe if they just reported it instead of sending the data. That implies malicious intent.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
It's pretty absolute. A password should be secret. Your face/fingerprints are not secret. It is right there for anyone to see.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
It's not a design issue per say, but a space issue. People want less bezel, but still want the front facing camera and other sensors/speakers. The notch is a practical solution to that.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
sadly onedrive has always been forced on users with windows 10.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
Keybase uses gpg at it's core.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
Thanks for sharing! It was pretty good.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
The biggest practical advantages are hard to say because it is a chicken before the egg issue. Having a dedicated IP address for each device is very nice. Especially if you like hosting your own services or have a home lab.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
I have IPv6 deployed at home for a few years now and it works great! I wish more places adopted it.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
I don't want to ride public transport as a man either. I don't need someone who is mentally ill babble at me.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
If there are no GPG signatures then it isn't legit. Thats pretty much rule number 1 of 3301
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
You already can add the bang at the end. That is what I do usually. I am also finding the exact opposite, I have been getting much better results on DDG than Google lately. DDG is a search engine where as Google is a marketing platform.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
Whats wrong with that? It seems to have worked. Sure not ideal, but better than canceling flights and shutting down the airport.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
But the canary was removed and put back after backlash. The proverbial canary is dead, even though a new one has taken it's place. If you really believe and follow warrant canaries then it means the service can no longer be trusted. No
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
Sure, but as other users like Rjevski have pointed out the PSD2 API is going to be nearly impossible for the common person to use. Unless you want to become pretty much PCI-DSS certified.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
Right. If I want to add that location based context it is up to me as a user, and not automatically assumed.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
I agree with you, as it also implies that we can shift the blame one else.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
Not sure why you are being down voted. You aren't wrong.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
You do realize that 2 out of the 3 major gaming console runs on some form of UNIX kernels right? Not to mention the success of mobile games like Fortnite and player unknown battlegrounds that run on Linux. There is also SteamOS and the work
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
I don't think that description is misleading at all. Adblock Plus does not block all ads and they control which ads are displayed and which aren't. If anything the name Adblock is miss leading.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
But he wasn't dealing hard drugs. He made a website. Should ISPs get two life sentences because they built a network which enabled users to sell drugs online? Should the creators of Reddit or Craigslist get two life sentences because u
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
Here is the problem. When Google first launched Maps it was free and they ran all of the other competition out of business. Now that all their competition are dead they want to charge for it. If that doesn't scream antitrust I don&#x27
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
How is it just? Child rapists and murders get less time. Hell if he did hire a hit man (like was claimed but never proven or charged with) they would have gotten less time.
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by bhhaskin 8y ago
Wow, if half of what is listed is true then the internet should be up in arms over this.

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