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by cheeze 8y ago
I think commenters here are missing the point. Yes there are alternatives. Yes there are open source versions. But Microsoft isn't bringing paint back because it needs a powerful image editor. They are bringing paint back because many
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by cheeze 8y ago
The problem that I have is generally a social one. I live in a pretty progressive city, but even then it's a pain in the ass to order veg at many restaurants and get anything that doesn't suck . Many places do have at least one s
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by cheeze 8y ago
They offer KMS literally every region except China. No point in running a security/encryption service in China when they're just going to steal the keys.
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by cheeze 8y ago
Sounds like Microsoft...
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by cheeze 8y ago
"We have incurred significant losses since inception, including in the United States and other major markets. We expect our operating expenses to increase significantly in the foreseeable future, and we may not achieve profitability.&q
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by cheeze 8y ago
Same reason as Germany: a large copyright lobby.
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by cheeze 8y ago
Why doesn't France care as much about other laws?
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by cheeze 8y ago
IMO it all comes down to the place that cooks it. I've had oily ones and I've had ones that were very meat like.
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by cheeze 8y ago
Sounds like you're not. If you don't want the taste of meat, there is 0 point in you caring about this at all. But as you said, those options have no protein and aren't trying to be a meat replacement.
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by cheeze 8y ago
Agree, but Tesla is the poster-child for "self-driving" which certainly makes something like this that much more alarming.
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by cheeze 8y ago
> police aren’t that bad (compared to other cities) You mean the police department that was investigated by the DOJ for being engaged in a "pattern or pratice" of violating constitutional rights through excessive force, specifi
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by cheeze 8y ago
I think it's okay to have both though. If they can find more profit by employing folks with disabilities, that's a net good. And why shouldn't they get some good PR out of it? Nothing wrong with that IMO.
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by cheeze 8y ago
This is like .01% of users though.
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by cheeze 8y ago
I'm with you but with my S10+ at this point. I use it for browsing the internet casually. As soon as I get to work I hook it up trough my USB-C hub to DeX to watch plex. When I get home, if I want to get some work done I hook it up ove
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by cheeze 8y ago
Yup. This is my point. Granted, I'm mainly speaking from anecdotes myself here, but the only place I ever hear about how terrible Amazon is because of counterfeits is here or reddit (rarely reddit.) I live in Seattle so I hear a lot
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by cheeze 8y ago
This is the top comment of literally every Amazon thread. This has nothing to do with ads. I know that this will always get upvoted here, but IMO this comment provides no actual value wrt the article posted... I agree that the counterfeit
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by cheeze 8y ago
Amazon isn't perfect, but I sure as hell trust Amazon KMS more than most others out there.
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by cheeze 8y ago
Note 9 with Ubuntu on DeX actually comes close to fitting this bill. Although the issue here may be that the primary display is only few inches :)
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by cheeze 8y ago
Because customer trust is one of the most important things for many companies?
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by cheeze 8y ago
Agree. I don't think something like FB or even Amazon.com going down has huge impact. People just come back later and get what they need done. OTOH, having a subscription based service in specific going down can be catastrophic becau
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by cheeze 8y ago
This is one of the many many reasons I don't use fb for auth for any other websites.
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by cheeze 8y ago
Yeah I'm gonna go with about a 0% chance of this.
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by cheeze 8y ago
Nothing worse than that sinking feeling of "oh fuck, we have to backfill a lot of data.
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by cheeze 8y ago
Well, it will come out who was using it since they will have to disclose this. I don't think Digicert/Symantec are using it
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by cheeze 8y ago
Well, it depends on what you mean by "hack." The attack that we're talking about here isn't breaking a signature, but relies instead on being able to manipulate certificate data to generate a certificate with a known has
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by cheeze 8y ago
Hey first things first I respect what you're doing. A 1% chance of success is worth it here. That being said... You are literally exactly this with your comment... > When Glenn spoke to a group of potential investors (which I was so
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by cheeze 8y ago
Why does this happen? It seems like a huge oversight to not detect ad blockers and let the user know that their password is being transmitted in plaintext if that's true...
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by cheeze 8y ago
Yup. One of the most famous longer numbers out there.
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by cheeze 8y ago
I do this for my super important accounts in my password manager. I have a simple prefix that I use which isn't stored in my password manager, such that if my manager got compromised they still wouldn't have my banking/email
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by cheeze 8y ago
Google is a bad comparison here IMO because Google IS a datacenter company. No different than Amazon... They run datacenters and offer IaaS to customers, and piggy back off of that. I agree with you on Uber and Facebook though.

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