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by dapearce 8y ago
>Customer A does not receive full medical support because "he's dying anyway"? Unless the patient consents to stop or reduce care, this would be medical negligence, which is illegal (in the US). Medical providers are requi
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by dapearce 9y ago
Family members co-founding a company isn't nepotism.
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Everything but the House Raises $41.5MM Series C(fortune.com)
1 points by dapearce 10y ago|0 comments
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by dapearce 10y ago
Will 1Password detect and autofill these or do you have to look it up?
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by dapearce 10y ago
This is an industry I'm familiar with and I'd love to hear some debate on this. In my opinion the industry resembles celebrity endorsements and product placement much more than digital advertising. Do celebrities need to disclose
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by dapearce 10y ago
What about $0.99/mo, or even $0.49/mo? My initial reaction is the same as yours, but I could see myself agreeing to $0.99/mo for some of the apps I paid $2 or $3 for. Still relatively cheap for me but would dramatically incre
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by dapearce 11y ago
Did you read their motion?[1] It is very much part of their argument. It sets a precedent that not only will other US courts compel them to unlock devices, but other countries will as well. Even if you trust the US government to not use the
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by dapearce 11y ago
1) It's a backdoor because it's software, not a physical device like your example. They are not asking them to make a robot finger to push the buttons. It's not only more trivial to unlock the device, it's significantly
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by dapearce 11y ago
According to the article it sounds like an optional feature which can be turned off. It allows people who want to support ad-based publishers with quality ads, while still blocking the heavy junk. Not an unacceptable thing to me, especially
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Community developed Material Design icons(materialdesignicons.com)
1 points by dapearce 11y ago|0 comments
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Gesto: biggest open-source gesture control platform(crowdsupply.com)
2 points by dapearce 11y ago|0 comments