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Optus asked to pay for passport replacements after agreeing to drivers licenses
(abc.net.au)
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4y ago
Thank for that extra info on the obligatory reporting. Good for consumers to know now. I feel like this report could take months to come out in the US.
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4y ago
FYI optics is Australia's second largest telecommunications provider. This would be the worst known databreach in Australian history. It is interesting that compared to identity theft announcements from many US corporations they are di
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4y ago
For once i want to say that this article needs an in infographic to visualize the numbers
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4y ago
Did you see this link? This provides an overview of anti trust laws regarding mergers https://www.ftc.gov/advice-guidance/competition-guidance/gui...
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4y ago
Anyone here can lodge this simple form and I'd encourage you to do so. Especially if you think this merger will substantially lesson competition and stifle innovation lodge a complaint: https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement&#
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4y ago
Anyone here can lodge this simple form. If you think this merger will substantially lesson competition and stifle innovation lodge a complaint: https://www.ftc.gov/enforcement/report-antitrust-violation At a minimum, t
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4y ago
Just wait til the day when someone does this with an autonomous car or delivery drone fleet!
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4y ago
This is an impressively casual press release!
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4y ago
Would be great if this could be setup with Google home or Alexa!
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4y ago
I don't think Apple releasing a self driving car is good fit for the Apple brand or product development culture. Especially their value for secrecy and consumer privacy. We've already learnt from Waymo, Cruise and Tesla the import
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4y ago
The profits by cloud providers are still limited by a competitive environment. Multiple cloud providers have a strong incentive to compete and keep prices low. It's much more difficult to switch from in-house data infra so they aren&#x
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Doodle for Google
(doodles.google.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
I'd buy this!
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fblp
5y ago
Or, learn to appreciate "not doing"
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5y ago
also same, looks like I've accidentally flagged dozens of posts :(
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5y ago
Related article: Olympics Opening Ceremony draws record-low ratings (yahoo.com) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30234637
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5y ago
I could recreate this deceptive workload on the Adobe UK site but not the Australian or US sites. It looks like they're playing fast and loose in the UK. In Australia this would be prevented by Australian consumer laws which has broad
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5y ago
Great share! Thank you
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fblp
5y ago
Amazing that this is run by a non-profit. Wish more of the internet was like this!
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fblp
5y ago
This needs more upvotes thank you for reading supporting studies.
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5y ago
Sigh - Any resourced and competent police or security force should be able to catch or deter thieves that are stealing packages from the same location . Additionally, mail theft laws which include prison as a consequence should be extended
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fblp
5y ago
I know you're also manufacturing masks but it'd be helpful if you pulled whether it was in stock and the price/unit from Amazon API
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5y ago
Curious, could you share specific examples of that pork barreling?
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5y ago
So many of the fires in California have also been started by downed electrical lines. Although this is tragic, tech to help manage fires is coming along and states can raise their standards to encourage private companies to manage risk. Thi
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5y ago
How is black truck stuck in your lane an edge case? Seems more like negligence.
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5y ago
Agreed, the silhouette fo the truck is clearly visible 2 seconds before impact which is actually quite a lot of time to react. I'm reminder of this multi-vehicle accident where you can see some drivers clearly reacting 1-2 seconds befo
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5y ago
Anyone else find it odd that announcements from the elected mayor are being published on a privately owned site, Medium? Even Trump who used twitter prolifically would still link to official whitehouse government sites for policy announceme
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5y ago
Yes, I was thinking "when was the last time Amazon had an acquisition blocked? “
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5y ago
Thanks for sharing!
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