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You can also exclude specific domains but at this point they have to be written in about:config. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-dns-over-https#... It looks like Firefox Policies can be used to enable
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I was replying to someone who was complaining about what to do on "my LAN," no mention was made of clients. HTTPS isn't "security" with sarcasm quotes, it's actual security, it really does what it's suppos
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You can use HTTP instead of HTTPS or you can use a self-signed cert.
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> Google was nice to want to share. Niceness had nothing to do with it. From the article, "As part of the deal, Google’s partner libraries made sure they got to keep digital copies of their scanned works for research and preservatio
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7y ago
There are not only OS and browser keyboard shortcuts but also assistive technology shortcuts like screen readers.
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What are you looking for, a percentage? I can't give you one. Think about what the point is; the point is to give hearing-impaired people the same experience as hearing people. If you quizzed some people who only had the audio and othe
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7y ago
The word accuracy for auto-generated captions is highly variable, sometimes it's good enough, sometimes it's not. In addition, proper captions should identify speaker changes, significant non-verbal sound (e.g. [car honking]), and
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7y ago
Automated captioning is not considered good enough to meet the standards. Pornhub should not be responsible for the lack of captions on videos uploaded by users.
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> Surely the ADA requirement isn’t for a near perfect transcript. The law requires "reasonable accommodations" to provide a equivalent experience. Expecting perfection would not be reasonable. Also with heavy accents, the heari
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> If you are building a system that is focused on a specific audience, i.e you're building a video site not intended for those with disabilities That in itself would be discriminatory, excluding people belonging to a protected class
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"The U.S. Information and Educational Exchange Act of 1948 (Public Law 80-402), popularly called the Smith–Mundt Act, is the basic legislative authorization for propaganda activities conducted by the U.S. Department of State, sometimes
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Maybe the CSS properties require the vendor prefix (i.e. -webkit-) to work in Safari. The same could be true for other browsers.
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Looks like they just switched to the MIT license (same license Electron itself uses).
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> I wonder if HNers describe their startups as "anonymous shell companies"? HNers' LLCs probably have their names on them, they're not anonymous. This article is talking about it not just being the name of a company b
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What is the basis for your claim that "experts" have no idea if banning will work? The posted article was written to counter stories about efforts to limit dollar stores and encourage full-service grocery stores. The story's
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I thought “underemployment” referred to people working less than full-time (or less than they want) and/or working at a job far below their skill level, e.g. a skilled machinist or college graduate working as a cashier. But yes, the st
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If it’s elitist to listen to people who have researched a subject (nutritionists, public health experts, etc.) rather than every person who has produced offspring, so be it.
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The DNC hired them to do a forensic analysis of their email servers after they learned they may have been hacked. Forensic analysis is one of the security services CrowdStrike provides, they also provide defensive services to detect intrusi
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CrowdStrike is not a Ukrainian company, it is a U.S. company! Its founders are U.S. citizens and none are of Ukrainian descent. When you get basic facts like this wrong, it makes me wonder what your interest really is. https://
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“The Five Eyes (FVEY) is an anglophone intelligence alliance comprising Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Eyes
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Yes, it's centered on the marketing. Some of it does sound irresponsible though it's hard for me to see how it gets to the point of liability for the actions of a single shooter. Maybe the industry will be more responsible or mayb
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Printing "this is not a toy" on dry cleaner bags doesn't help either and yet there it is.
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Now that the Supreme Court has allowed the families of victims of Sandy Hook to sue a gun manufacturer, there will be a case that looks at their liability. https://www.npr.org/2019/11/12/778487920/supreme
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RRE was great. I wasn't an aspiring academic but his writings offering advice to grad students looking ahead to an academic career were very interesting.
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Don’t be such a tease, who would this other master be? Any large movement has divisions within it with different priorities.
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The difference is intentionally attacking civilians and only civilians. The U.S. military has mistakenly attacked civilians, I assume there have also been cases where there was a high-value target and the deaths of nearby civilians were c
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You know, people do actually learn things at school and a place to practice skills that, in the real world, there's little opportunity to find and/or require taking on significant risk.
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When I did it, I always had an external keyboard and used the numpad.
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Mobile Firefox doesn't have per-domain camera permissions with the default being "ask?"
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> I say this because bipolar disorder is a protected condition under the ADA, which allows for work modification. Allows for but doesn't require. Workplace accommodations for any disability have to be reasonable and it's genera
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