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by erklik 7y ago
In the age of Deep Fakes, I don't think its paranoia at all. Also, having secure browsing habits is healthy for when someone is trying to harm you.
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by erklik 7y ago
> Since reCAPTCHA v3 scripts must be loaded on every page of a site, you must send Google your browsing history and detailed data about how you interact with sites in order to access basic services on the internet, such as paying your bi
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by erklik 7y ago
If its a raspberry pi with a camer amodule, then why is there a need for the webcam? Sorry if I am misunderstanding.
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by erklik 7y ago
Is comma.ai's driving system at all realistic in terms of actual capability? I don't own a compatiable car (nor have the knowledge or courage) otherwise I would love to install and try to use it.
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by erklik 7y ago
Is there any actual evidence that says that Huawei is selling nefarious (in terms of providing a hidden backdoor to a third-party which the buyer is unaware of) devices? Is there a continued pattern of them doing so?
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by erklik 7y ago
I am curious. Would the same be true for CSIRO? Considering that Austalia has introduced laws requiring any company to provide them with a backdoor that does not notify the user and the developer is essentially under a gag-order?
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by erklik 7y ago
This wasn't really a acquisition though. More like Apple buying some assets as Drive.ai gets liquidated.
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by erklik 7y ago
This could be an unfortunate name if the rumoured Huawei OS is actually named Oak.
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by erklik 7y ago
> I'd like to see what a self-sustaining youtube alternative looks like. Could one even exist while Youtube does?
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by erklik 7y ago
> There was even a paper released after the election showing that Google favored Clinton over Trump in about +20% of the searches. Could you possibly link this? It would be highly appreciated. The issue that most of these comments are us
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by erklik 7y ago
>2 for weather monitoring (one directly attached to sensors, one that aggregates the data from a few sources and provides reporting) So, I hear people doing this alot. However what exactly does this help with? Like, is the extra informat
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by erklik 7y ago
any machine? Does this include phones? I have been looking for a compatible OS for my old Galaxy Note Edge but its been pretty dang difficult.
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by erklik 7y ago
Hopefully you would say the same about the Saudi's who regularly behead people in public, supress journalism and of course, have we forgotten Khashoggi. Similary the American Military has done crimes against humanity. Bush should have
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by erklik 7y ago
The ancient Egyptians had a conception of zero, and used a herioglypical symbol for zero. China had a counting rod system, with an empty space being a zero and Mathematical Treatise in Nine Sections had a round symbol being used for zero. O
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by erklik 7y ago
> Dev tools are inferior You must not have used any recent version of Firefox. It has vastly better and more useful Dev Tools compared to Chrome, especially in regards to the frontend. Firefox Quantum is also significantly more performan
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by erklik 7y ago
I mean a lot of the complexity in the front end has arisen from the need of the business to provide more feature full experiences, not because some developer thought he could pad his CV. Developers aren't developing complicated front e
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by erklik 7y ago
Also how they quickly defined GFE to be Google Front End.
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by erklik 7y ago
> Xbox Kinect The Xbox Kinect was such a versatile, and well-built device. Its a shame that its been discontinued and didn't find much use in games.
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by erklik 7y ago
> I have seen my own parents fall suspect to that stuff now and then, so it does scare me. I think their generation has been influenced by our generations that really started using the internet and got it into every part of our lives. So
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by erklik 7y ago
> Based on my father and grandmother's interactions, suggesting they call if ever in doubt can be a big help. However, do understand, that this can lead to the opposite effect of constantly calling on every little thing leading to t
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by erklik 7y ago
Well, maybe but the time it takes for the next generation to get in power, and actually start making changes, it might be too late for many many cities of the world. In times like this, isn't it more responsible to not have children?
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by erklik 7y ago
The search results are already biased, and they should be. That's the basis of Google Search, that it provides a biased, more useful result based on how many pages link to it.
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by erklik 7y ago
Its defintely cynical. Yes, the world is improving in many ways. Poverty is getting pretty better, diseases are fairly easier to fight, and infanticide isn't a thing. However, its also clear that governments have seemingly no interest
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by erklik 7y ago
> Many people have pointed out why this is a terrible trend, for reasons that are obvious Are they? I am not sure I see the obvious reasons. Considering the future, maybe its a better idea to not have children.
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by erklik 7y ago
I think your comment really does hit the point home. The developer working on a piece of software without any incentive to actually work on that software, doesn't and shouldn't care for the user. To solve that, one needs to find a
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by erklik 7y ago
> I am surprised a researcher has diplomatic immunity. An indication that he might actually have been doing what he was accused of?
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by erklik 8y ago
I have a habit of continuing to drink when I have a glass of water in my mind. It refreshes my mind. So everytime I pick up the bottle, I drink nearly half of it just because it completely refreshes me. So, its not really sipping but massiv
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by erklik 8y ago
Essentially not considered that serious.
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by erklik 8y ago
Isn't that now essentially a company that work gets subcontracted out to? or am i missing the joke?
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by erklik 8y ago
Holy crap. How many things can a guy do? That's a bunch of different and varied interests. Thank you so much for writing the story.

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