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by gen3 7y ago
Hopefully this means that Google is taking steps to better protect the privacy of users. I'm curious if there are other ways that a site can identify if you are in private mode.
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by gen3 7y ago
It still is agnostic! We just have better alternatives now! I agree having a ton of apps is a pain. I have a folder dedicated to messaging apps.
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by gen3 7y ago
Why do something that is so complicated and time consuming to implement when charging $3.50 is good enough? Its easier for him, as he can use already made tools, and its easier for me because I don't have to add all this extra overhead
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by gen3 7y ago
I'm more or less one of those people. Working to music helps me because it keeps that hyperactive part of my brain that always wants to get detracted at bay. I will highlight that I normally just drop down into a playlist I have of all
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by gen3 7y ago
As it currently stands, you can listen to podcasts on itunes online. If they decided to do "premium" content that the user would need to pay for, I would assume they would also make an android app, like they did with Apple Music.
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by gen3 7y ago
I'm happy to explain! From my point of view I see this as an injection of cash into the podcasting market. Personally, I don't see podcasts as being super mainstream (not on the same level as books / music / youtube). I
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by gen3 7y ago
Personally, I think this is good. It allows more people to make a living off of podcasting, and will hopefully keep Spotify from taking over the market. At minimum it helps the medium gain a wider adoption.
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by gen3 7y ago
I'm glad they are expanding usage of Apple maps. I hope that people will start using it more. In its older state it was a pain to search for things. I wonder if they will expand to using the routing so you don't need to leave for
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by gen3 7y ago
This is a really good article. I am finally at the point in my college education where I can understand what they are talking about! Are there any articles like this about Apple or Intel chips? I like hearing about actual implementations, n
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by gen3 7y ago
Why not make it stand for intranet of things?
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by gen3 7y ago
My local server. If the smoke clears and channels do get banned, I'd buy a VPS or post torrent links.
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by gen3 7y ago
Thank you!
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by gen3 7y ago
Thank you!
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by gen3 7y ago
The policy also says "Instructional theft: Showing users how to steal money or tangible goods." [0] I could see LockPickingLawyer falling under this category. [0] https://support.google.com/youtube/answer&#x2F
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by gen3 7y ago
Do you have any recommendations on channels to archive?
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by gen3 7y ago
Does this mean that all the reverse engineering videos, con talks, prof of exploit demos, CTF walkthroughs', and fuzzing tutorials will be removed? What about videos showing me how to use tools like Twistlock? Will they be exempt, but
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by gen3 7y ago
> This defendant schemed to export to China semiconductors with military and civilian uses, then he lied about it to federal authorities and failed to report income generated by the scheme on his tax returns Funny how it always comes bac
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by gen3 7y ago
I agree with you. This seems more like a "quality of usage" type of thing. Now when you look at who your Facetiming, it's like your actually looking at them, instead of their chin. Something like skin smoothing in the regular
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by gen3 7y ago
I would imagine the energy used to push air in from the surface is significantly less then the impact that massive AC units have.
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by gen3 7y ago
I'm not a sneaker head, but love a good deal. I bought a pair of Adidas for 80$ less then retail from stockx and they are my favorite pair of shoes! Overall I was a pretty happy customer, I hope they can maintain quality.
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by gen3 7y ago
I personally don't have any issues with prison labor as long as its optional and safe (and done by the government. I don't know how I feel about private prisons being able to accept outside contracts). I disagree with making visit
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by gen3 7y ago
Not necessary. If your earbuds (or IEM's) have really good isolation you should be able to do that at low volume. I have a pair of Shure 215, and they work like earplugs.
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by gen3 7y ago
I use a B+ to run a print server. Its wired directly over serial to a receipt printer. Since it exposes a standard CUPS interface, I have a few bots that call it to print out things. (messages, memes, weather, diagnostics)
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by gen3 7y ago
Spoofing GPS is already illegal, but that doesn't mean people cant do it.
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by gen3 7y ago
> Even though this research doesn’t demonstrate any Tesla-specific vulnerabilities, that hasn’t stopped us from taking steps to introduce safeguards in the future which we believe will make our products more secure against these kinds of
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by gen3 7y ago
I'm honestly pretty happy about this. I'm hoping that by aiming to replace the commercial products they use with opensource alternatives, the alternatives leave with a better polish and user experience. I also see CERN as an insti
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by gen3 7y ago
I'm glad this article was written. I think the general public is unaware of how China operates, and through education we can better protect our own civil liberties (and better understand why the China is the way that it is).
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by gen3 7y ago
I wonder if this could be Turing complete?
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by gen3 7y ago
So, I'm guessing this is targeting server hardware, because it requires the program to be compiled for the specific CPU? (or class of CPU's if they have similar specs)
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by gen3 7y ago
This reminds me of the site Ello. Not as much in the privacy aspect (not quite sure what Ello does), but in the "No algorithm" and content friendly attitude. https://ello.co/

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