cmeacham98

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by cmeacham98 2y ago
It's entirely possible this certificate is being used to mitm attack and phish people right now.
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
Is there any reason you can't enforce that restriction on your side? Or are you saying you want S3 to automatically set the name for you based on the hash?
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
> Buying the browser should come with most of the engineers that actively work on it The 13th Amendment to the US constitution makes the sale of people illegal. Seriously though - how would this ever work? Google cannot negociate on beha
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
> That is true in a valid point but install Windows sometimes and see how much it pushes you toward the edge browser. The difference here is that Microsoft's reputation is beyond ruined in this product category due to Internet Explo
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
Matrix is the opposite of feature creep - there are several features entirely missing from major clients that users of modern chat apps expect to have. (Examples include: custom emoji, functional search of encrypted chats, pinned messages o
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
Are you implying you believe there are additional companies outside of the S&P 500 that employ a significant percentage of data scientists?
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
Tracfone will not unlock a phone until 60 days after it is activated[1]. Oh, and if you use it on T-Mobile or AT&T's network (instead of Verizon), it's actually 12 months. While this is certainly cheaper than a full price iPho
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
The entire point of this website is to advocate for the arbitrary 8th grade cutoff. Additionally, an arbitrary hard cutoff is the opposite of gradually teaching kids responsibility and independence.
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
I'm going to post the same comment I did last year when this showed up on HN ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36207142 ), as checking the website it still seems to be true: Literally none of the evidence on the web
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
Your comment was marked dead FYI, I vouched for it. Normally this would mean you are shadow banned, but I don't see any other comments in your history getting this treatment - perhaps this comment caught the ire of some anti-spam algor
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
I would agree with you (financing small purchases like a phone is a bad idea and causes people to spend money they shouldn't), but that doesn't make the clickbait acceptable. Ars Technica should accurately report the claims of the
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
While calling it spyware like GP is over-exaggeration to a ridiculous level, comparing Recall to Print Screen is also inaccurate: Print Screen takes images on demand, Recall does so effectively at random. This means Recall could inadvertent
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
> androids can't call iphones Oh, you mean like how iOS has a private text chat system Androids can't access, and they're only kinda partially giving access to some of the features a decade later? Wouldn't that be cra
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
> Permissive licenses give mega-corps (AWS,GCP,Azure) the ability to use software projects without contributing to it. Use a copyleft license like (A)GPL then? Look, if you want to license your software as "fair source" or what
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
You might be right - maybe Apple's poorly operated bug bounty program is a result of incompetence rather than intentional malice. But does that matter to security researchers or the public? No. Apple should fix their bounty program reg
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
You might be right - maybe Apple's poorly operated bug bounty is a result of incompetence rather than intentional malice. But does that matter to security researchers or the public? No. Apple needs to get their bounty program in order
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
> The big three all use KVM now. This isn't true - Azure uses Hyper-V ( https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/security/fundamental... ), and AWS uses an in-house hypervisor called Nitro ( https:/
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
That would require every single game/anticheat to implement a "closely monitored" feature, and also still effectively halves the price of the game for cheaters. Additionally, this only benefits people who share their game wit
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
> Giving special treatment to other employees over others doubly so. This is how almost all companies work, although it's rarely spelled out in a written policy. I'm not even sure it's necessarily immoral (as long as it do
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
> She can't tell the difference between LCD and OLED nor would she notice Pro-motion. I find this example interesting, because on the android side I would rank these two in the top 10 _most_ notable improvements made to phones in th
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
Wouldn't the best approach be not to ask for an email at all (or only optionally for receipt)?
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
FYI your link is a 404
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
Bias disclaimer: AWS is my current employer. Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but if the author believes the ping traffic is being spoofed, how could they know AWS is the source?
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
> Who invented the lightbulb? > Thomas Edison > Nikola Tesla > Alexander Graham Bell None of the provided answers are correct.
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
> This is not much different from any interest bearing account. Should it be that you have to take all your money out of savings and ensure you earn nothing from it if you intend to offer it as collateral on a loan? The difference is tax
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
> Is that because the people making the loan aren't sophisticated enough to price those securities correctly in this context and so are being taken advantage of? No, it's because using stock (and other securities) this way allo
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
If you're using semver, it has a special allowance for 0.X.Y releases that says they can break at any time. Thus, 1.0.0 is not equivalent here if you want to signal to your users "we're doing rapid iteration and the API might
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
The Supreme Court ruled the specific case of Google using Java APIs was fair use, but not any broad rules like "purpose of interoperability or developer convenience" are always fair use.
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
This is a common misunderstanding of Google v Oracle. In reality, the Appeals Court ruled APIs are copyrightable and the Supreme Court declined to make a ruling on that aspect.
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by cmeacham98 2y ago
If I recall correctly, you have to press a secret keyboard shortcut (to open command prompt) and run a command to unlock the "no Internet and thus no Microsoft account" version of the Windows 11 setup.

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