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cobertos
3y ago
Can I _request_ my data? Or is this just for opt-out/delete. I would actually like to "reclaim" it before it's deleted, as I try to do with every service.
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cobertos
3y ago
I mean, they don't have that _exact_ reason, but they have "Conflict of interest". Here's the reasons shown to me I can report with https://elixi.re/i/yf61g.jpg . Can always get friends to report th
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cobertos
3y ago
Report each review as irrelevant?
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cobertos
3y ago
_Progress_
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cobertos
3y ago
Yeah, both my Nexus and Pixel 1 had that issue. I lost 6 months photos and other data because of that. Now I continuously backup my entire phone to my file server when on my home wifi, and a whiff of a bootloop gets me rattled. My current P
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cobertos
3y ago
Is there any way to make it safe? I've bought newer pixels and they are a downgrade all around for me. I just want security updates and the ability to browse on-device files/do file management (newer Androids keep restricting furt
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cobertos
3y ago
I'm still on the Pixel 3! I can't get off. I bounced off the Pixel 6. It's too big in my hand. The finger print sensor is in a weird spot. Android 13 is more restrictive. And worst? It's not faster or better. It's l
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cobertos
3y ago
Existing business will have to pay for those compliance officers, salaried or through outsourced work. It WILL require more scale. There is no reduction here. In absolute terms, less time will be spent writing software and more time will be
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cobertos
3y ago
No, jobs created will be with the entrenched companies, who will grow their monopoly over the software labor market and make the software ecosystem _worse_. Tackling legislation and compliance requires scale or money (to outsource the compl
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cobertos
3y ago
I'm just talking about an installer in general, a wizard handling user customization and environment specific casing. Seems like the only place you might want something like that in the modern age would be an OS installer. Except I
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3y ago
Didn't these fail[1]? How are these glasses different? I can't imagine the market for this sort or thing has gotten _that_ much bigger since Snapchat's try at this. [1]: https://mashable.com/article/snap-
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cobertos
3y ago
Why use an installer at all in this day and age? A lot can be customized in the browser nowadays before download. Or tweaked after download/execution. Or use a build script (if technical audience). Or just isn't needed. I think th
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cobertos
3y ago
Interesting, you've inspired me to request my own. I'm excited to see what comes in the mail!
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cobertos
3y ago
TIL there are live bookmarks
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cobertos
3y ago
I always wonder how this sort of data ends up escaping into the wild en-masse. Everytime I've come up against wanting public records they're not public by way of API public. They're always public with no easy way to get at th
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cobertos
3y ago
I didn't realize Typescript had looked at/experimented with feeding type information to the JS engine to help with performance/memory layout. Neat! I've done some transformer work and love playing with that typing info A
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cobertos
3y ago
I've stopped following pretty much everything except HN. Which is unfortunate (though sorta nice for my mental health), but my interests right now are also narrow. I'd suggest Lemmy? It still feels small, and has decent activity f
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cobertos
3y ago
TIL that there was a light mode. I've been in dark mode since I started using it
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cobertos
3y ago
I've been using Kagi for about a year now as well and have been very happy. I find that I still go back to Google when I am ready to purchase a product or find a local service. In this case, I find that I'm generally happy with th
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3y ago
I mean, doesn't it say right on the front page? * Apache Nutch - So they're crawling either some part of the root itself or some other websites to find subdomains. Honestly might help to query CommonCrawl too. * Calidog's Cer
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cobertos
3y ago
I like Sublime a lot, no reason to switch. I just dislike the box
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cobertos
3y ago
I hate that dialog box. It annoys me so much because I'm lazy and adding the key to a new install is always an afterthought. It's much worse with the Sublime SFTP plugin because I use it infrequently and so I only put in the licen
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cobertos
3y ago
It annoys me when I write blog posts like this, it's so hard to link to a specific line of code and have that link stay alive and useful/fresh over time. I guess if it's GitHub, you can tie it to a specific commit hash, file
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cobertos
3y ago
"3d sitemaps" - Wow, I did not know there was a time of the internet where people wanted and invested in 3d sitemaps! Sounds like a an interesting point of research for interesting UI experiments
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cobertos
3y ago
Some things were not plainly spelled out: * July 11 2023 this was caught, April 2021 it was suspected to have happened. So, 2+ years they had this credential, and 2 months from detection until disclosure. * How many tokens were forged, how
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3y ago
> The military has written policies on what it approves and disapproves. It disapproves depictions of failures and crimes, which eliminates much of reality. It rejects films about veteran suicide, racism in the military, sexual harassmen
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cobertos
3y ago
I wish someone would keep track of this, I hate when an internal policy change affects what data you can actually retrieve. It's why I don't delete some of my accounts when I think I might be able to get more data in the future fr
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cobertos
3y ago
There are some interesting gifs of interesting interfaces, a couple of it's core ideas were solid, but the examples werent short or concrere enough. The supporting links also made it hard to get _why_ they were linked without reading t
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cobertos
3y ago
Nitpick, "The core purpose of graphics in a GUI is not to be pretty" - Maybe for programs where it is for user reading and modifying data. But I'd argue that is only a fraction of interfaces. Small business websites are very
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3y ago
Just ran into this. Many companies I request my data from have retention periods and would rather be rid of it. Rare are a couple that do seem to keep _everything_ though
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