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by ezfe 6mo ago
Navigation within a repository does not reload the page, only the section below the header.
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by ezfe 6mo ago
Only cannabis that is prescribed medically or in an FDA-approved product: > Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche on Thursday changed the classifications of products containing marijuana that are covered by the Food and Drug Administratio
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by ezfe 6mo ago
You have to login and authorize it? It costs money to process tokens.
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by ezfe 6mo ago
The MDM profile doesn’t grant that
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by ezfe 6mo ago
I guess if one likens it to AWS S3 holding your data on behalf of Apple it makes sense
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by ezfe 6mo ago
iOS does not allow any access to files outside of the file picker or the apps own folders
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by ezfe 6mo ago
This is an oversight in the UI. None of the systems are malfunctioning, it's just that there's no affordance in the UI for the implicit consent flow.
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by ezfe 6mo ago
>I didn't give This is not true, you do give consent when you pick a folder to open
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by ezfe 6mo ago
MacOS has two distinct mechanisms. One gates access to Desktop, Documents, etc. for general access. The other grants access through the Open dialog. The open dialog is always superior because it's consent for a specific location.
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by ezfe 6mo ago
It’s not a bug and that is clear if you don’t use the documents folder as your example. When granting specific access it is not the same system as when granting general Documents folder access. The UI just doesn’t reflect this.
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by ezfe 6mo ago
Doesn’t seem like a bug to me - it’s just a poor UI. Two different security systems both working properly but only one has a UI to show the protections.
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by ezfe 6mo ago
Nope. The user is not revoking the access that they granted. They are revoking general access to a folder, but since there is no way to revoke specific access nothing happens.
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by ezfe 6mo ago
It would mean that they're future-proofing their security
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by ezfe 6mo ago
Claude: Autonomous weapons and domestic surveillance are our red line Pentagon: No OpenAI: We are okay if the line is merely a suggestion and we encourage you not to cross it! Pentagon: Yes we pick that option
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by ezfe 6mo ago
And flagging is appropriate when you think content is not authentic
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by ezfe 6mo ago
Nothing weird on my side
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by ezfe 6mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EIDAS electronic IDentification, Authentication and trust Services
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by ezfe 6mo ago
Copilot is a brand that refers to a variety of products
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by ezfe 7mo ago
I’ve been using my TCL Roku disconnected from the internet for 6 years
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by ezfe 7mo ago
Libraries are not merged, only purchase history. It does not download to their device in any scenario automatically. A lot of people have their iTunes accounts signed in on other devices which would do what you describe, but not family shar
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by ezfe 7mo ago
I'm just gonna go ahead and say that I'm not sure what happened there but either you or your mom signed in with your account on the other device. I have a lot of technical understanding with how CloudKit works and there's not
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by ezfe 7mo ago
I've never seen what you describe but I have seen other data issues. It usually depends on the airline, the same types of problems occur with the same airlines. I've asked and they say there's little they can do, the airlines
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by ezfe 7mo ago
To take advantage of the ability to send money that way without the volatility
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by ezfe 7mo ago
They’re taking credit for their own success? I don’t know how you can construe that to be the industry overall.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
Obviously agents are the big thing right now, but that doesn't change the fact that MPP is an automation solution
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by ezfe 7mo ago
That's why it's called Machine Payments Protocol, instead of Agent Payments Protocol
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by ezfe 7mo ago
It has nothing to do with Agents/LLMs which is why it's not called "Agentic Payment Protocol." It's an API for making purchases instead of interacting with a website of unknown flow.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
Okay or maybe they won the contract for `.gov` in 2023: https://www.cloudflare.com/press/press-releases/2023/cloudfl...
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by ezfe 7mo ago
What does any of this have to do with EVs?
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by ezfe 7mo ago
There's a lot of programming that has nothing to do with SpringBoot - and I say this as someone who works in a backend team that uses SpringBoot for all our apps.

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