dwighttk

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1. 2101.▲
   by dwighttk 8y ago

   if you've gotten an NSL, can you say "we are not under any kind of gag order or other confidentiality obligations."
2. 2102.▲
   by dwighttk 8y ago

   It seems, at least, the author should have put some of these on the record comments from Apple in the story if they were merely "misinformed by verified sources." It would take a little punch out of the story though.
3. 2103.▲
   by dwighttk 8y ago

   >Reed says the issue has been present since OS X Leopard, released in 2007. So not so much a new way...
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   Malware Has a New Way to Hide on Your Mac(wired.com)

   2 points by dwighttk 8y ago|1 comments
5. 2105.▲
   by dwighttk 8y ago

   who brought this up anyway?
6. 2106.▲
   by dwighttk 8y ago

   >Researchers from Ben-Gurion University of the Negev in Israel and Nanyang Technological University in Singapore tested the toxicity of aspartame, sucralose, saccharine, neotame, advantame, and acesulfame potassium-k.
7. 2107.▲
   by dwighttk 8y ago

   Man, my learning process had very little to do with reading the notes that I wrote down. I can maybe remember one or two tests where I actually read over my notes, but most of the time it was just the original writing down that seemed to he
8. 2108.▲
   by dwighttk 8y ago

   > (We now understand that the second law does not say that the entropy of a closed system cannot increase, only that its expected entropy cannot increase.) they mean decrease, right?
9. 2109.▲
   by dwighttk 8y ago

   Not making Google the default search engine would not lead to an antitrust suit. Even if Apple were a monopoly, setting some other search engine to the default wouldn't be a problem. GP seems to be overstating what Apple is selling, wh
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    by dwighttk 8y ago

    Any profit at all.
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    by dwighttk 8y ago

    how is cranking out enough power to reach 1km going to effect battery life?
12. 2112.▲
    by dwighttk 8y ago

    they use robots that cost millions of dollars
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    by dwighttk 8y ago

    call me back when they are making money
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    by dwighttk 8y ago

    gotcha. That's helpful.
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    by dwighttk 8y ago

    I guess my ad blocker blocked that
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    by dwighttk 8y ago

    how do you get lambda out of hrfgl?
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    by dwighttk 8y ago

    >This could be called the "great facebook spotted a hack on two account and stopped it before it got bad" Pretty sure there is already a floor on the number of accounts higher than 2
18. 2118.▲
    by dwighttk 8y ago

    it's right over there in the corner
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    by dwighttk 8y ago

    I wish they would stop being constrained by making me push the "skip intro" button
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    by dwighttk 8y ago

    I remember seeing a audience decided show at the BSA Jamboree in 1997. I don't remember anything about the content... I can't even recall if it was a video or a live action play, I just remember voting and being willing to think t
21. 2121.▲
    by dwighttk 8y ago

    DOJ is still investigating
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    by dwighttk 8y ago

    The bangs I use most often are !az and !w For a long time I used !img a lot, but they've incorporated native image search so I use it less. I never used !g much, (not counting !img), but I can't remember the last time I used it.
23. 2123.▲
    by dwighttk 8y ago

    I was just logged out of my account hours after this story broke... that "50M users" is probably going to go up...
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    by dwighttk 8y ago

    you can block Zuckerberg. I had already blocked Zuckerberg and just blocked Chan to see if I could.
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    Hacker says he's going to delete Zuckerberg's Facebook account and livestream it(businessinsider.com)

    2 points by dwighttk 8y ago|0 comments
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    by dwighttk 8y ago

    If he's banned from leading Tesla, perhaps he'll start mucking SpaceX up with his newly available attention.
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    by dwighttk 8y ago

    >The group looked at how nine browsers—Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox, Brave, Focus, Dolphin, Opera Mini, and UC Browser—handle access to motion, orientation, proximity, and light sensors. They found that all of them allow web pages to ac
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    Mobile websites can tap into your phone's sensors without asking(wired.com)

    3 points by dwighttk 8y ago|2 comments
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    by dwighttk 8y ago

    I give them to friends.
30. 2130.▲
    by dwighttk 8y ago

    can you actually "opt out" of that number being used or is the spokesperson just saying "we don't get your number via this method if you never give it to us via this method" I.e. if you switch from using a 2FA phone