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daveheq
8y ago
Microsoft ruined Skype, why wouldn't I think a company whose main source of income is from closed-source software wouldn't ruin GitHub?
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8y ago
But can you make it completely black?
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8y ago
> all companies trying to make it as cheap and as simple as possible to censor anything every government dislikes Not sure what you mean, I didn't see Napster fighting for censorship nor Craigslist fighting for FOSTA.
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8y ago
A liberal fantasy isn't heavy regulation of business, it's regulations to prevent/punish corporate robbers from exploiting the public. It's only a fantasy because corporations are buying politicians to let them further c
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8y ago
Amazon isn't targeting Signal, this is their new policy based on (mostly) abusers (though I doubt Signal was intentionally trying to abuse the system for malicious reasons). Hopefully this doesn't get spun out of control, but the
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8y ago
"People learn from conversation and Google can’t have one. It can pretend to have one using Siri"... Google doesn't use Siri.
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daveheq
8y ago
So what does Facebook get out of it?
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8y ago
I don't use Facebook to login with anything, so I guess I have nothing to worry about.
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daveheq
9y ago
The employee may get paid by the reporting agency, or have friends in journalism who are also enthusiasts.
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9y ago
There's some major problems with this: "You cannot use any personal identifying data from any visitor who is a one-time visitor." If an IP address is "personal identifying data" (as the author subsequently states),
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9y ago
Who has time for this?
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9y ago
This sounds contradictory: "Only Windows 7 x64 systems patched with the 2018-01 or 2018-02 patches are vulnerable. If your system isn't patched since December 2017 or if it's patched with the 2018-03 patches or later it will
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9y ago
MySpace allowed viruses on their platform; Facebook IS the virus.
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9y ago
Scary music for such a colorful video.
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9y ago
I don't see why that requires this as the fix, especially for users who have disabled the Chrome option to show its tabs in Recents.
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9y ago
I guess I don't understand how Google restricting the user with hardware button presses from taking screenshots is required to fix an issue of other apps taking screenshots invisibly through software... this "fix" seems nonse
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9y ago
I use Incognito for all kinds of non-privacy things just because they're one-time searches like political or or how-to or just stuff I don't care to have Chrome try to auto-suggest or auto-populate or even show in history (even if
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9y ago
No, the reason is someone at Google had the idea to make a notes app, then they use the data from that app to monetize.
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9y ago
They already make a profit without AMP in Gmail.
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9y ago
Still not as good as dead Winamp for music.
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9y ago
Great, way to unnecessarily scare the undereducated masses. Even if they learn, it's pointless, you can already see if it's secure.
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9y ago
This declaration sounds like an excuse to surf cp
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9y ago
Did it successfully explode yet?
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9y ago
Hey as long as Big Pharma can add their own useless ingredients and nonsense pretty packaging to extort as much money as they can out of patented cancer vaccine flavors, we'll never have to worry about those pesky natural cures that ca
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9y ago
Sound like Intel is interested in allowing hacks, probably for government oversight.
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9y ago
Where do I buy the Firefox coin?
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9y ago
Does anyone expect bug revelations after this to be less worse, or is there still a chance there could be vulnerabilities that are worse than these?
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9y ago
I scrolled through the site and am still not quite sure I'm understanding what this is about or how it feasibly works... I guess that's what I get with modern hip web design marketing BS based on "feelings".
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9y ago
Google Maps downloading building structure and parked truck boxes is WAY too much to download, especially over my limited cell data plan... That's pretty ridiculous, I have almost no need for that.
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9y ago
I don't care of it's critical or not, I don't care what the issue is, a carrier should not inject code into a webpage it serves, PERIOD. I didn't knowingly opt into this, and I don't have a feasible alternative wher
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