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   by gen3 7y ago

   This is awesome! It looks like he did most of this before going to college, amazing!
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   by gen3 7y ago

   I see, thanks for the info!
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   by gen3 7y ago

   The general idea in my head is that instead of each company needing a department to handle GDPR, they outsource the department to the third party. Because of the company's size, I would assume the third party could handle more then one
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   by gen3 7y ago

   Do you know of any companies that handle the whole process, similar to how stripe handles the whole purchasing process?
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   by gen3 7y ago

   > "But the kind of mid-sized businesses that knew about GDPR, but maybe didn't have much of a specialised process [to handle requests], failed." I wonder if there is a market for selling GDPR compliance / advising ser
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   by gen3 7y ago

   I don't see how it's disingenuous. They made a browser the same way google chrome started (from WebKit), or WebKit started (khtml), or the way opera and Vivaldi currently are (chrome).
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   by gen3 7y ago

   I really like the way this looks! There is a lot of movement when the page first loads, but the template has everything a portfolio needs (Descriptions, galleries, links off, realizable, etc) Nice job
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   Porting Games to Linux Is a Waste of Time? You're Doing It Wrong(forbes.com)

   3 points by gen3 7y ago|0 comments
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   by gen3 7y ago

   > iFixit likens it to an “Oil Change” indicator light in a car that will only turn off if a Ford dealership changes the oil. With the whole "iPhones throttle" thing a couple years ago, and how simple this comparison is, hopeful
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    by gen3 7y ago

    Since it is an ios app, it has to use safari (webkit).
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    by gen3 7y ago

    I've been using zfs on Debian for over half a year now. I've been really happy with the stability, going through a handful of power outages and the addition of another drive.
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    Detecting incognito mode in Chrome with a timing attack(blog.jse.li)

    1 points by gen3 7y ago|1 comments
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    by gen3 7y ago

    I'm curious how it even totaled 370k. Returning enough items to get that high should set off alarms!
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    by gen3 7y ago

    Phishing will always be a threat. Infrastructure will always be a target. I am surprised that we don't hear more about events like this.
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    by gen3 7y ago

    I knew it was owned by someone else, I didn't expect it to have been sold to Adblock Plus though! I wish they would just hand the domain over to gorhill. It feels shady that they squat on it for the name recognition.
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    by gen3 7y ago

    > UBlock, another Adblock-owned blocking extension TIL According to Wikipedia: "In July 2018, uBlock.org was acquired by AdBlock"[1] This is not uBlock Origin. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UBlock_Origin
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    by gen3 7y ago

    I'm getting the same thing. It's always worked for me before. It might have gotten hugged to death.
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    by gen3 7y ago

    Last I checked my four year old iphone still works without paying for apple music, icloud or any other apple services. It also lasted longer then the phone I had before it (an android), and my friends phones that run android. I don't k
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    by gen3 7y ago

    I have recommended bandit to many people wanting to learn Linux tools and how the shell works: https://overthewire.org/wargames/bandit/
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    by gen3 7y ago

    I personally like the url bar at the bottom of the screen because its easier to reach. I can understand how this being configurable would be important though.
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    by gen3 7y ago

    I did not know this was something that I wanted to do. Are there any more examples of building a multiprocessor system? Edit: there does seem to be lots of single processor z80 computers online, which is nice.
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    by gen3 7y ago

    Initially I thought this was really good, and it really is. I will say, some of the crimes investigated seem to be a waste of time and money. for example > In one recent case, she says, they arrested a group of people who had shared th
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    The Balance Between Speed and Accuracy During an Internet-Wide Port Scanning(captmeelo.com)

    1 points by gen3 7y ago|0 comments
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    by gen3 7y ago

    Also see the comments last time this was posted: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20166070 and what I said last time: I'm honestly pretty happy about this. I'm hoping that by aiming to replace the commercial p
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    Lesspass: Stateless Password Manager(lesspass.com)

    4 points by gen3 7y ago|0 comments
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    by gen3 7y ago

    What ever happened to that one IT guy everything got blamed on?
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    by gen3 7y ago

    and it would all be ad free! It would be all the good parts of TV, but even better.
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    by gen3 7y ago

    > But it'll be slower, more expensive, and less transnational etc That's the issue with your idea though. For the current status quo all I need is a valid credit card and the ability to type "curl -H "hibp-api-key: &
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    by gen3 7y ago

    > As a result of the vote on the proposed ordinance, the word “manhole” would be changed to “maintenance hole” in city documents, the news site Berkeleyside reported. “Human effort” would be substituted for the word “manpower,” and “soro
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    by gen3 7y ago

    I wouldn't be surprised if Netflix comes out with a "TV Mode" soon, that allows you to pick from personal channels similar to how music streaming services have weekly mixes.