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by djrogers 5y ago
3 - Chromium/Blink, Webkit, and Firefox.
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FTA: " A freedom of information request carried out in April by FFOS revealed there have been 498 reported oil spills on land and at sea since the beginning of 2018. There have been no resulting prosecutions or fines by Trinidad and
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That has nothing to do with the development of the Delta variant or it’s effect on the rest of the world.
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The default keyboard shortcut for the emoji picker in macOS is Ctrl+Cmd+Space, Fn is not used…
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That involved a physical beating in the real world, which is clearly a different thing.
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a) no they don’t and b) face touching has almost nothing to do with spreading COVID. That’s April 2020 thinking there…
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> Global cooling was never the accepted science, that's an urban legend, It was accepted enough that it was taught to me in grade school, was on the cover of Time magazine, and in the news regularly.
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Dramatically false. In fact over the past few months many places have reduced their Covid death counts by ~25%, as they took off the ‘died from X but had COVID’ people. Alameda county, Santa Clara county and others…
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There are 50 states in the US, all of which had different responses and mitigations in place last year. There is no compelling evidence that they made much difference, let alone a 5x one.
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Compare states - Florida with almost no mitigation, vs New York, New Jersey, or California with extreme mitigation. Go ahead and check the pre-vaccine data - there is no indication that the extreme mitigations did anything.
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Did you read the article or watch the offending video? Because he did cite research. Now you start requiring YouTube to decide what research is ok and which isn’t. [1] “YouTube banning me for 7 days for a video that quotes 2 peer reviewed
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Anecdata, but I've not experienced a single one of the issues you're seeing, and I use it across 2 Macs an iPhone and an iPad dozens of times a day.
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I've been a happy user for over a decade (with a little break in there when I relied on iCloud Keychain), and happily transitioned to the subscription model when it came out. Frankly, it just made more sense - I use it on a ton of dif
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Err, have you checked with them? https://support.1password.com/security-assessments/ They've gone pretty far above and beyond what we're used to seeing wrt sharing security details, audit results, and archite
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Given the same sensor area, a dramatic increase in pixels will reduce low-light sensitivity. The space between pixels does not collect light, so the more spaces between, the less light collected overall. Think of a tic-tac-toe grid - it&#x2
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> en masse I'm not sure that phrase means what you think it means... Yes, there were ~600 tragic deaths in BC from the heat dome, but en masse means 'as a whole' or 'as a group', and a .012% death rate does not
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by djrogers 5y ago
Welcome to HN. Couple of thoughts; first, it’s kinda weird for you to introduce yourself as a ‘founder’ - I’ve been around developers and real estate all my life, and I’ve never heard anyone use that term to describe what they do. Makes m
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FTA: “ You may wonder why such flammable and hazardous material is stored in a place where weather conditions exceed 50 degrees Celsius” Not to be too snarky, but if you wonder this, you don’t have much of a grasp of how fire works. This wa
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> How do you see them making a profit? By raising prices. There is a point at which the market will bear the cost and Uber can make a profit. It won’t be as cheap as it is now, and likely will be down in scale/volume, but that poin
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That’s not how this system works - a random nude photo is no more likely to match a hash than a photo of my pool brush.
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Apple is not planning to scan SMS messages with this (that’s a completely separate feature, not related to CSAM fingerprints, and never involves law enforcement), and SMS photos are not automatically added to your iCloud Photo Library.
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No, it really isn't a 'surefire' messaging system if it doesn't work on any device without a SIM card and a carrier subscription...
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FAQ about Apple's Expanded Protections for Children – TidBITS(tidbits.com)
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TFA references a huge amount of already packaged bud and produced and packaged edibles included in that billion grams. Unless you’re a cartel trying to price fix for long term gain, selling this stuff at >$0 is a win.
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Taxing is only half of what GP mentioned - regulations can be even more costly and burdensome than taxes if done poorly (and they often are).
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Why does my telco need to be involved in my messaging app at all? I think we’ve proven over the last decade that numerous third parties do it better, with more innovation, and better security.
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That’s a pretty straightforward question to find the answer to - it’s just a bit under half, whith kids and seniors being more likely to get it. [1] https://usafacts.org/articles/how-many-americans-get-flu-sho...
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by djrogers 5y ago
> 40k is "reasonable" depends on how much you earn. That is 20-25% more than US median annual gross income. The median household income is somewhere north of $60k. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Househ
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> You can sign up with your email address You’re still missing it - we don’t trust YOU with our email address . Before today we didn’t know who you are or what you stand for, and we didn’t trust you with our email address. After today,
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by djrogers 5y ago
> No reason whatsoever != password recovery You can keep trumpeting this, but as long as Sign in With Apple still works for password recovery (it does), then this is a straw man. I don’t know you personally. Maybe you had a bad day, mayb

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