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1. 1921.▲
   by floatingatoll 7y ago

   Google was good at launch because it was harvesting data from webrings and directories to provide it "high quality" link ranking data. However, they didn't thank or credit or share any of their revenue with the sites whose hu
2. 1922.▲
   by floatingatoll 7y ago

   Their Facebook page is more current than this website. I hope they offer a Patreon or similar someday soon. https://www.facebook.com/lostappleproject/
3. 1923.▲
   by floatingatoll 7y ago

   What you describe is how iOS was first released. Anyone who wanted to build an app would use progressive web apps. Every native app was controlled by Apple only. This was loathed by developers and corrected in a later release. Given the ste
4. 1924.▲
   by floatingatoll 7y ago

   And is also the first of many steps to making a rootkit toolchain that can infect your devices when they’re in the possession of an attacker. Any device that allows an anonymous third party to modify it is a device that cannot be trusted on
5. 1925.▲
   by floatingatoll 7y ago

   No.
6. 1926.▲
   by floatingatoll 7y ago

   If nearly two dozen farms made a coalition, they could call it Goatvid-19.
7. 1927.▲
   by floatingatoll 7y ago

   Has anyone started scalping pickup slots yet? “If you want toilet paper, you’ll have to buy our pickup slot for $50”.
8. 1928.▲
   by floatingatoll 7y ago

   What you describe does sound just like a battery that was almost always fully charged, and is about .. six? years old. You may want to try the “rumored to work” calibration process, or replace the battery after the latest OS update: https:
9. 1929.▲
   by floatingatoll 7y ago

   It's enough of an analogy to make the point, though. Most people's needs for letters security are option #2, not option #1. If you can get the email from source SMTP server to destination mailbox encrypted over the wire, then most
10. 1930.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    Previously, iOS 13 (released in 19Q4) changed the default iPhone charging behavior to improve battery health: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210512
11. 1931.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    Sebastiaan's original post about this album, including his replies to comments and questions: https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/2gejnr/got_divorced_l...
12. 1932.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    You can let them know directly: support@halide.cam
13. 1933.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    There were several free SMIME certificate providers, who would issue you a personal certificate verifying that you control a given email address. Most have shutdown their free products in the past few years, I suspect as a result of having
14. 1934.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    Those are both tools for storing a shared secret — one securely, one not so securely. Decoder rings are built upon the principles of a shared secret, but neither product supports "ciphertext" uses innately. You can build ciphertex
15. 1935.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    Secret decoder rings are cool, but they're not popular and they never will be. Most people just want a glued envelope and a locked mailbox, not ciphertext. If you want to advance the cause of encrypted email for everyone, and you opera
16. 1936.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    There are no indications in this article that the user has at-rest plaintext on their mail server or in their local mail client. It's possible they aren't removing 'my-msg.txt' after they're done using it, or that t
17. 1937.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    Previously on HN (2 comments, yesterday): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22876108
18. 1938.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    Will this handle the scenario of “I need to schedule a new meeting with a higher priority to me than others I’ve requested, triggering a wave of automatic rescheduling?”
19. 1939.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    Relative change, old SE to new SE, in three forms. Percent — Height +11.8%, Width +14.9%, Depth -4.0%, Mass +31.0% Metric — Height +14.6mm, Width +8.7mm, Depth -0.3mm, Mass +35g Imperial — Height +0.58in, Width +0.34in, Depth -0.01in, Mass
20. 1940.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    If you want the smallest iPhone available, and prioritize that in your purchasing, you no longer have to compromise on a wide array of features to do so. That will spur a great deal of people who are refusing to buy iPhones to buy iPhones (
21. 1941.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    Framing the headphone jack as a "premium" feature may not match the views of others, and should not be considered an assumption to be taken for granted. Headphone jacks are not necessarily considered a premium feature by all phone
22. 1942.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    Yes.
23. 1943.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    Safeway.com won’t let me use an email address @pobox.com. I have no earthly idea why and their support is untrained to discuss it, but they have server-side tests that are rejecting it.
24. 1944.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    CNN has the internal memo linked to this event: https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/14/media/hollywood-reporter-layo...
25. 1945.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    Emailing the mods with the footer Contact link will help them realize and correct that.
26. 1946.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    Phone or tablet?
27. 1947.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    When you emailed this question to GitHub Support, how did they respond?
28. 1948.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    For those who don't read all the way down in the article, the disclaimers are relevant: > Disclaimer: The author has based his analyses and inferences on conversations between the author and an Upwork Insider. > Disclaimer: Th
29. 1949.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    “What if the causality that led to the universe can be modeled using a form of Conway’s Game of Life automata built on Feynman diagrams?” Note that I have no idea if Wolfram is right or not, but I’m glad I tried and failed to read New Kind
30. 1950.▲
    by floatingatoll 7y ago

    The article that Bloomberg refused to publish, that was later published at NYT, is here (no prior discussion at HN): https://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/29/world/asia/wang-jianlin-a...