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9y ago
Can't seem to create both an RSA and an Ed25519 key.
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9y ago
Can't they install an update remotely via this vulnerability? :p
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cynix
10y ago
Sounds like they're simply expensive to hire, not necessarily hard to find.
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cynix
10y ago
A lot of "programmers/web developers" on this visa are scammers looking for a quick way to gain permanent residency (apparently it's a lot easier for a random person to claim they're a programmer than other professi
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cynix
10y ago
I think the problem was that they were refusing service regardless of whether a 3rd party fingerprint sensor was installed.
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10y ago
> Rollout lets you push code-level changes to native iOS apps, without waiting on the App Store. What did they expect when their entire business model is based on something that's literally the opposite of what the review guideline
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10y ago
Not if they know Tesla will lose such lawsuits.
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10y ago
If an app doesn't provide a "Don't ask me again" button, or even worse, continue to ask for reviews even after I've tapped "Don't ask me again", you can bet I'll leave a 1-star review. If you don
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10y ago
Apps that beg for reviews deserve to die.
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10y ago
I think it's the other way round --- not that white men tend to be privileged (many aren't), but that privileged people tend to be white men (many are).
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10y ago
In the US, it seems the answer is no and no.
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10y ago
Firefox Focus only blocks tracking, not ads.
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10y ago
If a stop sign was removed, I probably would've driven straight through without stopping too. How would I know there used to be a stop sign?
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10y ago
> I want range, range, and more range. I could not give a damn about how fast I get to the next stop light or supercharger. You're not the target audience for their top-of-the-line P100D. It's aimed at people who would otherwis
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10y ago
Some people call it the "go" pedal :)
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10y ago
It also translated 17年度 as "FY2005". I guess it thought it was H17, even though 2017 appeared earlier in the text.
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10y ago
> That's completely nonsensical, Apple doesn't decide where you live and they don't set how much VAT to apply The point is that it is possible to buy it somewhere in the US without tax, whereas no such method exists in the
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10y ago
And it doesn't even matter whether the other account really was created for a family/friend or not. It's absurd that he would think this absolves him of all responsibilities for that account. It's like lending your credi
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10y ago
Since the power plug is built into the repeaters, I assume I won't be able to plug it directly into my Australian wall socket.
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10y ago
"The AmpliFi online store is currently available only for US-based customers."
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cynix
10y ago
Why are all these mesh Wi-Fi products (Google Wifi, Eero, UBNT AmpliFi, ...) only available in the US?
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cynix
10y ago
Perhaps GP was thinking of the mainland variant, but only had a Traditional Chinese IME available on the computer. Speaking of mainland-only variants, their official translation of computer is "计算机" (lit. computation machine).
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cynix
10y ago
I see, it is indeed showing a missing character symbol on your computer. The actual character is much more square than that, in addition to the strokes I mentioned. ( http://i.imgur.com/s6bW7u0.png )
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10y ago
Pretty sure you need to learn more than 2000 English words at a minimum too. The only difference is that instead of learning the 1-dimensional arrangement of letters, you learn the 2-dimensional arrangement of radicals.
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10y ago
I thought the original character for eclipse is 蝕, but people got lazy and started using a more common character with the same pronunciation.
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10y ago
It's not exactly a rectangle though, the two downward strokes extend slightly past the bottom horizontal stroke.
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10y ago
Doesn't the Apple Watch require the paired iPhone to be nearby in order to function?
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10y ago
> The burden of proof on unauthorized transactions is on the consumer. The burden of proof for unauthorised transactions is _never_ on the consumer. > In the case of disputed transactions the merchant is on the hook It is always the m
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10y ago
> you never leave your home without your phone even while running. He literally just said he does leave his home without his phone while running.
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10y ago
> Actual problem is that you can't really buy it at all if you're not well-known expert or AV company employee. I was able to purchase a license for IDA Pro, I'm not an expert in the field and my job is not even remotely r
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