chmars

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by chmars 9y ago
Is there any non-VoIP telephony left?
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by chmars 9y ago
> This is actually the most serious aspect of all of these crashes: the system does not seem to be aware when it is getting things wrong. That’s exactly my experience as a driver: You learn to anticipate that the ‘autopilot’ will disenga
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by chmars 9y ago
Sorry, I missed https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16774271
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by chmars 9y ago
TweetBot – among others – is apparently in trouble: 'After June 19th, 2018, streaming services at Twitter will be removed. This means two things for third-party apps: Push notifications will no longer arrive Timelines won’t refresh aut
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Announcing more functionality to improve customer engagements on Twitter(blog.twitter.com)
1 points by chmars 9y ago|2 comments
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by chmars 9y ago
You have not linked to a support page, you have linked to a PDF titled 'Legal Process Guidelines'. (That is definitely NOT a privacy policy.) https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202303 would probably be the rig
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APFS encrypted plaintext password found in another log file(mac4n6.com)
171 points by chmars 9y ago|61 comments
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by chmars 9y ago
The article is NOT about Google News, it’s about the Google News _Initiative_.
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by chmars 9y ago
Not really, the GDPR is applicable to persons in the EU (not just in Europe) and not to persons using a VPN server in the EU. Anyway, the GSPR does not ban American-style surveillance in Europe. Most European countries have used the Snowden
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by chmars 9y ago
Well: «Please note that I could not find a dedicated channel for reporting security bugs on Emirates website.»
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by chmars 9y ago
How did you get your contact?
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by chmars 9y ago
The 'cookie law', the new ePrivacy Regulation, is still work in progress. And yep, opt-in via browser configuration (instead of opt-out or no option at all) might become a thing through the upcoming ePrivacy Regulation.
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by chmars 9y ago
The article is full of misunderstandings. The following sentence for example is just wrong: 'You can’t collect and store any personal data without having obtained, and being able to document that you obtained, consent from the persons
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by chmars 9y ago
Google Fonts is actually not a problem from a GDPR perspective as long as the EU-US 'Privacy Shield' is in force. All in all, Google's data privacy compliance is outstanding in comparison with most other US companies, only Am
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by chmars 9y ago
That is actually not correct, consent is one of several options (and usually not the best option because there are strict requirements for a valid consent).
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Year one of post-imperial America(notes.kateva.org)
3 points by chmars 9y ago|0 comments
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by chmars 9y ago
It would interesting to get a list of the resulting net salaries after taxes, health, retirement and social insurance premiums etc. In addition, it would be interesting to get a comparison of the resulting purchase price power in the variou
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Apple IDS: What if anyone can be you?(medium.com)
1 points by chmars 9y ago|0 comments
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Schedule 34th Chaos Communication Congress(events.ccc.de)
1 points by chmars 9y ago|0 comments
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Month 13 is out of bounds(forums.developer.apple.com)
1 points by chmars 9y ago|0 comments
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by chmars 9y ago
AFPS has serious performance issues: https://macperformanceguide.com/blog/2017/20171124_2015-macO...
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by chmars 9y ago
I am about to switch away from my Mac Mini Server: It gets way to hot, more and more features are no longer available through Server.app, and Spotlight on MacOS Server has never been great (at least not better than on an up-to-date Synology
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by chmars 9y ago
APFS, although not buggy per se, also has its disadvantages: 'macOS High Sierra APFS Performance is Inferior to HFS on Apple’s Fastest SSD: all cost, no benefit, at least not yet.' https://macperformanceguide.com/b
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by chmars 9y ago
… as a _workaround_ for an administrator account-related bug. I should have known that updating to a new MacOS versions before 6 to 9 months have passed is a mistake. High Sierra is in my experience the buggiest MacOS release so far, not on
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What Everyone Gets Wrong About Change Management(hbr.org)
1 points by chmars 9y ago|0 comments
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by chmars 9y ago
Most e-mail addresses are actually personally-identifying information (according to European data privacy laws and in also in, ehmmm, reality).
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Arq for Mac: Important Security Update(arqbackup.com)
3 points by chmars 9y ago|0 comments
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by chmars 9y ago
I hope that the 'Quick Links' function from the Gmail Labs will return as an add-on! On the other, it makes me sad that for my business mail, I am stuck with Apple Mail. I miss therefore many important Gmail features, including se
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by chmars 9y ago
There is no such reputation. Swiss authorities and security services cooperate closely with partners all over the world including the NSA. And there is a longstanding and working network of mutual legal assistance including the Convention o
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by chmars 9y ago
ProtonMail has never painted an accurate picture of the surveillance requirements in Switzerland – and laws have been and are changing too. Switzerland is not an island of privacy with regard to state surveillance – and with regard to priva

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