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by cynix 8y ago
I've been trying to deploy configuration profiles containing IKEv2 VPN configs to macOS devices through MDM (Meraki SM) without success, even though the exact same profile works fine for iOS devices. There's very little logging on
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by cynix 8y ago
Wouldn't scenario 2 potentially strengthen DMCA and make it more difficult to do legitimate security research in the future? That's quite a big downside.
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by cynix 8y ago
If every Mercedes Benz crash makes national news and the media tries to blame the car for the crash rather than the driver, you bet they will.
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by cynix 8y ago
Strangely, the desktop version in the Mac App Store seems to be getting updates just fine.
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by cynix 8y ago
> But you don’t “constantly” exert force on the steering wheel. You only exert force when turning. Otherwise you are just resting your hands on it Even if you're driving on a perfectly straight road, you're not just resting you
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by cynix 8y ago
> If you enable an autopilot, intervention by the pilot is not necessary by definition Only if you're happy for the aircraft to continue travelling in the same set course. I guess by the same virtue, driver intervention is also not
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by cynix 8y ago
The same way traditional cruise control reduces the strain of driving by allowing you to not constantly exert force on the accelerator pedal using your leg/foot, Autopilot reduces the strain of driving by allowing you to not constantly
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by cynix 9y ago
> It is extremely common for my car to warn me to keep my hands on the when WHILE I have my hands on the wheel. Even shaking it a little will sometimes not cancel out the warnings. This is not what I experience. Maybe the sensor in your
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by cynix 9y ago
> Asking drivers to keep their eyes on the road and hands on the wheel while not steering guarantees that their attention will wander, because their brain isn’t getting enough stimulus to keep focused on the task. From my experience, it&
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by cynix 9y ago
Text on the login screen is cut off: "Your credentials are used exclusively to connect you to your HN account and aren't s". Also does HN support OAuth or something? I'd feel more comfortable if I didn't have to ent
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by cynix 9y ago
Australian here, 4 weeks is the legal minimum. At my work place it starts out at 4 weeks and goes up to 6 weeks after 4 years of full time employment.
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by cynix 9y ago
No more than around 33TB/month, I bet!
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by cynix 9y ago
That's because you should be using the physical scroll wheels on the steering wheel for tasks that you're likely to perform while driving, such as changing music volume or AC temperature, but you probably didn't get the chanc
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by cynix 9y ago
Looks nice! Would be great if it could show a 3-way diff with the common parent.
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by cynix 9y ago
It's funny that he's angry at his competitor for copying his product, because his own product is a copycat of Panasonic's.
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by cynix 9y ago
> If the photographer was just very busy, or didn't want to shoot their wedding for an unrelated reason, how would they prove that in court? Ask the photographer if they'll do the shoot before telling them it's for a same-
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by cynix 9y ago
Don't forget Zero Hedge
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by cynix 9y ago
If the EFI firmware has been modified by a rootkit, surely it'll try to hide itself and present "valid" firmware data to the OS, and thus avoiding detection by this tool, right?
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by cynix 9y ago
Twins shouldn't be a problem. Even the ghetto facial recognition implementation in the AliPay app (a Chinese PayPal clone) can tell twins apart. Surely Apple can do an even better job.
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by cynix 9y ago
> I'm still concerned about the time needed for recharging, especially if that recharging is to be a home Charging at home is the least worrisome of all charging situations, because you can charge while you sleep and not care about
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by cynix 9y ago
How is it focused on Tesla? It's a rebate for all EVs.
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by cynix 9y ago
I usually only fly on planes with 2-seat side rows when travelling in a group of 2.
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by cynix 9y ago
You can transfer money in WeChat without Apple taking a cut too. This is not what the dispute is about. The dispute is about buying virtual currency with IAP, to be gifted to streamers, bloggers etc. It's no different from buying virtu
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by cynix 9y ago
It's already on the App Store so of course they must've allowed it. There are several similar apps that do basically the same thing. The original one is called Surge, but it's super expensive. Potatso is one of the cheaper cl
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by cynix 9y ago
> the big five publishers theorized that third-party sellers might be selling some of the free promotional copies… which have no such marking on their covers and often end up sold to bookstores like the Strand. If these promotional copie
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by cynix 9y ago
Most Chinese software are only available for Windows.
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by cynix 9y ago
The problem is that most of the software that Chinese people use from day to day are typically only available on Windows.
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by cynix 9y ago
I think bgee was saying that their side of the argument (that legal Windows is available) is not based on experience.
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by cynix 9y ago
There are better phones out there, and nobody is stopping you from using them. You can't say this app/service is flawed just because some people might use a flawed phone.
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by cynix 9y ago
Any plans to support FreeBSD?

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