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by diminish 6y ago
As Apple & Samsung(an ally) falls in slow motion behind Huawei soon behind Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo - Chinese intelligence gets a strong advantage against US Intelligence in backdooring. So I think beyond the occasional bashing of Lenovo, Hu
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by diminish 6y ago
Unfortunately I tend to think RM Stallman is right - smartphones are a prison with tracking enabled. We're all foolish to yield that much power to vendors. Most software on the smartphones aren't under our control, we aren't
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by diminish 6y ago
Unfortunately UK government and Boris Johnson failed to take the pandemic seriously. This include BBC too. While the world was watching the kingdom with fear and awe, the establishment had a wandering attention.
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Earliest evidence of death and injury by a meteorite 22 August 1888(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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by diminish 7y ago
Do you plan to make github enterprise available for free on their own premises for teams?
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Beautiful new pricing page converting worse(youtube.com)
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by diminish 7y ago
thanks @dang would never discover it "comments > 0"
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Top six security trends in Gitlab-hosted projects(about.gitlab.com)
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by diminish 7y ago
and even more discussions - it's one of the beloved recurring HN topics. https://hn.algolia.com/?query=For%2040%20Years%2C%20This%20R...
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Kolonya: Turkey's unique hand-sanitizing method(bbc.com)
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by diminish 7y ago
is the price war the reason, the consequence or the accelerator of the current market?
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by diminish 7y ago
> the Facebook SDK was collecting device information unnecessary for us to provide our services. Sorry state of Apple App security and privacy - all your apps are swarms of data collection and privacy abuses. Apple built this world - and
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by diminish 7y ago
Sorry state of apps and privacy despite shameless Apple marketing
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Corona infection poll USA(reuters.com)
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by diminish 7y ago
Apple is at war against the open web and tries to kill it at all cost. Most apple apps are privacy hogs which don't have any way to turn off tracking. In apps, Apple created a prison which noone can question and everyone will allow the
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Wordpress for Food and Beverage(sytse.com)
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Coronavirus: Three why the UK might not look like Italy(bbc.com)
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by diminish 7y ago
Joe sounds great. Theoretically you could reveal certain type information by writing specialized attack queries for checking certain information, for example: WHERE username='joe' AND is_admin IS true or WHERE sala
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As coronavirus settles into Bay Area, remote work and food delivery gain ground(sfchronicle.com)
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by diminish 7y ago
Does apple try to kill the web? Does Google try to take it over? Why doesn't Apple kill a million sh.tty apps just trying to grab attention doing nothing useful? It's time to get rid of Apple/Google browsers really
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by diminish 7y ago
Any experiences and novelties beyond YOLO?
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by diminish 7y ago
totally 1% for turkish from 1400-1800s, it increased a lot from 1800 to 1915. christians west and muslims/christians in marmara and balkans have up to 30% literacy. also western missionary schools became abundant everywhere in the otto
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by diminish 7y ago
> Turkish people cant write in Turkish during Ottoman era because of the alphabet limitations. Then, millions of Ottoman manuscripts would deny This would falsely imply that Turkish people in Ottoman era read/wrote millions of manus
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McDonald's Website in 1996(mobile.twitter.com)
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by diminish 7y ago
I've tried to use the web speech API in a browser-based educational game, yet the tech isn't well mature yet, except on mobile maybe. - The mic on laptop & PC are noisy and mobile ones are better in suppressing noise - Apple,
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by diminish 7y ago
This helps a lot in developing and testing for postgres. Maybe that's one of the tech which "John Carmack" meant when he said sophisticated tech is indistinguishable from magic.
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by diminish 7y ago
Yes vegetables and paxkagings. A solid steel scissors can do anything
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by diminish 7y ago
> done right, SEO can be a game-changer... SEO is still one of the few free ways to get customers. Any ideas how to best leverage it for startups?
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by diminish 7y ago
> the critique of the capitalist system, with its hierarchy of power and wealth As soviet experience becomes a non-threat and an ancient memory, I hope fair criticism of current economic system will be done by clever people.
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by diminish 7y ago
I recently started using scissors more in the kitchen. It made my life easier. / I hope it's what you mean by low tech.

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