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6y ago
It would be a good thing to lose a chat app that works very well and has E2E by default?
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6y ago
Well, thanks for your comment! I am not native and I had assumed a fortnight ends the next morning.
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6y ago
The NHS depends on the government and is therefore not a neutral source.
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I meant that if you want to steal an election you have to endure stuff like this at least for some time.
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6y ago
You wanna make an omelette, you gotta break some eggs.
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6y ago
Yeah, that's not how the world works.
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This is the exact message: https://i.imgur.com/PDnMmQV.png -- Additionally, iOS allows you to make your location imprecise on purpose. This is a non-issue, this guy "Ahmed" is just fishing for attention with an in
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6y ago
Not if they had enough servers and bandwidth.
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6y ago
Google wanted a leftist culture, there you have a cultist culture. May this serve as a word of warning to fangless executives all around the country.
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>[0]: "10% of $150M is $15M". Correct, but do we need a screenshot of a calculator for that, let alone Google? (why do people rely on an internet connection and Google for this?) She knows her audience.
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6y ago
This post is a clear example of why the cookie law is an overreach. If you don't want websites setting cookies on your browser, why don't you configure your browser not to save cookies?
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Why do they hire people for positions such as "chief of advertising integrity"? Haters are gonna hate; the legacy media won't stop hating on them just because they have a "chief of advertising integrity".
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6y ago
...or the rattlegate, which is very much happening with the current generation of airpods pro.
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Yes sorry, I typed it out from memory. I didn't think the exact wording would be relevant, when that was not the point I was trying to make. I have corrected it to the actual quote.
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6y ago
I have corrected the quote.
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6y ago
Is this a joke on his 'I don't like them putting chemicals in the water that turn the friggin' frogs gay!' famous sentence? Because it's true: https://www.pnas.org/content/107/10/4612
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6y ago
These reviews are not necessarily independent. If they don't yield any results the organisations lose their funding. So they have the incentive to be as dishonest as Apple and China are.
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Why should I believe what the "Tech Transparency Project" (funded by Open Society Foundations) says over what Apple and China say? Honest question.
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This registry will be used to deny people of services.
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6y ago
2020 just keeps getting worse.
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That is not what the comment says. The comment says: >but all these scams would not work in a world where authors and publishers only trust signed e-mails. Not that people will take the time and effort to verify the signatures. Not to me
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The point here is that I could sign any email as long as I control the address. The fact that an email is signed does not mean it's to be trusted. Same with https.
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>but all these scams would not work in a world where authors and publishers only trust signed e-mails. It would be like https: worthless because of Let's Encrypt
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The reason is simple: you don't get 5G nanobots in your bloodstream via naturally acquired immunity
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This just seems so crazy, to think of 120V. I haven't seen a house here with 120V in my entire lifetime. It sounds like a relic from the past, like the kind of thing people used back when they rode horses.
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Isn't all of that correct and legal under the DMCA?
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"apple-blessed displays" means "displays that have a pixel density that is appropriate to the year 2020", not necessarily screens that were manufactured by apple
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What is the chance this particular strain has been manually engineered?
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6y ago
>Xinjiang Jin, also known as Julien Jin heh. Is this common practice?
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>Despite the events throughout 2020, there is a continued momentum among our partners to either launch their devices on Android 11 or offer Android 11 OTAs on their devices earlier. What the fuck does covid have to do with upgrading an a
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