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by fooey 6y ago
The contact tracing API hasn't been released yet It's scheduled for "mid-May"
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by fooey 6y ago
seems to be fixed, but if you've had the crash you have to Clear Storage or you'll keep crashing
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by fooey 6y ago
seems to work fine when it's cached, but if you reload the app it'll start crashing
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by fooey 7y ago
Maybe this is the start of the Epic Games business model. Buy things and make them exclusive just so no one else can have them.
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by fooey 7y ago
Hyperlocal forecasting, who just ejected most of the world from their data collection pool.
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by fooey 7y ago
I'm very disappointed to see Apple consume and extinguish a great service.
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by fooey 7y ago
Disappointing to see Apple consume and extinguish a great service.
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by fooey 7y ago
They care about they revenue they get by making people buy the hardware that gives them access to the developer program.
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Discord Is Having an Outage(status.discordapp.com)
119 points by fooey 7y ago|113 comments
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by fooey 7y ago
The 40-70% number is from a Harvard Professor of Epidemiology https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-many-people-might-one-perso... > “I think it is likely we’ll see a global pandemic,” said Marc Lipsitch, a professor of
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by fooey 7y ago
Given there's no herd immunity, and the virulance of the strain, estimates are 40-70% of the population will contract the virus within a year 0.2% of 40% of the US Population is 260,000 deaths within a year[1] "it's just the
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by fooey 7y ago
Things that aren't possible on consumer hardware are implausible to be financially viable as an on demand service. Even for Google, it will never affordable to spin up giant clusters of servers for one person playing a video game. The
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by fooey 7y ago
If they can't rewire it to standard without screwing up the insulation, then I guess they get to redo all the insulation as well. All their excuse is going to do is cost them even more money and time.
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by fooey 7y ago
If they can't retrofit it in a way that's safe, then to the scrapyard it goes. All they did was ensure their fix gets even more scrutiny and to require additional proof that it's safe.
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by fooey 7y ago
The original reporting on JEDI was pretty much that it was written specifically with Amazon in mind, and that the RFP was a formality. Someone at Oracle with access with Trump brought it to his attention, and Trump personally intervened, or
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by fooey 7y ago
Oracle is a McGuffin, they're only mentioned at all in this drama as an excuse for Trump to interfere. They were never any kind of contender for the contract.
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by fooey 7y ago
> when JEDI was issued, on the day Congress recessed for the summer, the deal appeared to be rigged in favor of a single provider: Amazon. According to insiders familiar with the 1,375-page request for proposal, the language contains a h
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by fooey 7y ago
There's no assumption needed, he directly and publically interfered. Trump specifically ordered DoD to review the fundamental deal to make sure it didn't favor Amazon.
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by fooey 7y ago
It's a cloud computing contract, not for desktop services. If anything, the terms of the contract were specifically written with features only Amazon can provide, and it was assume it would go to them until Trump cronies at Oracle got
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by fooey 7y ago
Thank you! I've been using it on a few domains and it's been working great for me.
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by fooey 7y ago
It's not worth anything like $100m to facebook. They pay barely enough to say they're willing to pay, but they don't really care.
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by fooey 7y ago
The Experian settlement pretty well solidified security as a waste of money.
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by fooey 7y ago
It wasn't luck. Iran has a very modern and capable military, ranked above countries like Canada and Australia in strength. https://www.globalfirepower.com/countries-listing.asp
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by fooey 7y ago
Another commenter reviewed decompiled code from the APK: > I also did a quick passthrough of the decompiled code. There is logic there to upload log files and send phone information (IMEI, MAC, AndroidID, SerialNo). What's really ni
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Chinese Spyware Pre-Installed on All Samsung Phones (& Tablets) Claims Redditor(reddit.com)
13 points by fooey 7y ago|3 comments
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by fooey 7y ago
I feel bad for the UPS guys whenever my door cam catches them sprinting to the door and back to their truck.
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by fooey 7y ago
Fedex has their own margin of error. If they can't deliver it within their margin, they shouldn't claim they can.
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by fooey 7y ago
The only outright lie I've had lately has been USPS where the package didn't show up until the day after they said it had been. OnTrac used to be horrible, but I haven't gotten stuck with them in quite a white.
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by fooey 7y ago
Or the reverse. Since airports are one of the very few places where you can positively identify a certain person was there at a certain time, you can combine a passenger list with a device list to get some soft matches to previously unlinke
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by fooey 7y ago
The problem is knowing a Stingray was ever used in the first place. It's been documented that the police routinely utilize parallel construction when they discover things through illegal means in the first place. https://www

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