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5y ago
You didn't answer the question. How about this: you have a business that sells stuff online and but then a buyer suddenly refuses to give you money in return and says "I don't like money as it has corrupting power. I prefer a
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5y ago
What is this alternative? Something that a publisher can use to fund itself that's neither paywall nor advertisement. I'm genuinely curious.
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5y ago
When it comes to smart meter security and privacy (and perhaps in this day and age diversity and equity) concerns let's discuss them when there's an evidence that they have caused problems.
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5y ago
meh, if FBI is truly trying to track you down, they have an easier time accessing your ISP and mobile carrier logs to see what IPs you've been talking to.
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5y ago
I have a lot of emails that are receipts from various businesses where most of the content is in an attached pdf. Same for image where you'd need to run OCR and some off the shelf object recognition on it but that's less common ba
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5y ago
Implementing that is easier said than done. I'd like to first see a real example of a mail service that in addition to e2e encryption is also best in class in terms of usability (quality and speed of search, spam filtering, auto catego
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5y ago
So the ultimate risk of using ReCAPTCHA on proton mail is that Google might find out I'm more tech savvy than the average? Fine by me.
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5y ago
Please be more concrete. What exactly is the risk here? That Google can look into the logs and infer a Mac OS Bigsur with Chrome v90 is logging into proton mail today at x:xx pm?
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5y ago
What's the problem with using ReCAPTCHA? Is it not the best tool for the job?
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5y ago
I think a full index of the contents of hundreds or thousands of emails and their attachments is soon going to take a lot of space and be slow on a mobile device. Also if you have multiple clients, which one is going to update the index and
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5y ago
That's informative. In fact I bet physiology plays a strong role in our preferences whether or not we consciously realize it. I was watching a documentary lately where some group of fish spent days climbing up the rock behind a waterfa
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5y ago
What's the process of evaluating whether a kid's gender matches their sex. You can easily check their sexual organs and/or measure their hormonal levels (if they differ at all at that age) at least. Other than the physiology
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5y ago
I haven't seen the repairability index yet it sounds very arbitrary and prone to be gamed. There is no need to micro manage how a device manufacturer designs their products as long as they offset the pollution they create by either pay
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5y ago
[Anecdote]: pros of SF bay area is that it is a large metro area where tons of businesses have point of presence. No complaints re. the climate and the geography. However crime and overall cleanliness are bad even though the cities must be
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5y ago
I don't think it's vaporware but the blog post with all these big claims like 1000 more powerful than BERT (based on our arbitrary cherry picked metric) makes one cringe. Here's my guess: Some team under web search trained a
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5y ago
So have you used it if it's unopened? My experience with Stadia on a 100Mbps connection has been good
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I believe even though western media are more free in principle there are only a handful of corporations which have the loudest voice. So the comparison is between western corporate media vs. Chinese state media. That said, internet discussi
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Naive question: why do children need a higher standard of privacy vs. adults? It feels like "children" here are mainly used to evoke an emotional response. If I had to choose a stage of my life to become part of the public records
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5y ago
So if the report labels Google Sign-in and Firebase analytics high risk what's the point of reading it.
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Same experience here. I installed a key hook so where my keys are is now known but I'm gonna have a hard time finding my wallet when Tile's battery run out. Same for street navigation. Whenever I drive somewhere I usually can'
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5y ago
I tried out VSCode after all the rage and was pretty underwhelmed. It looked like a lightweight syntax highlighter plus a JS extension marketplace. I remember VS was a real well integrated IDE back when I used it. Something in the same leag
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6y ago
I remember a while ago some disgruntled folk at US army base started shooting at and killing a group of other army men. In other instances some folks were radicalized online and killed a bunch of random citizens. US has top notch intelligen
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6y ago
For those interested in the subject I suggest listening to this https://youtu.be/ntfcfJ28eiU
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6y ago
Content creators want to get paid as much as anyone else and it's either through direct payment by the consumers or by embedding advertisement in their content. All this FloC, third party cookies, etc. are efforts to make that advertis
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I think there should be an option where you either pay for content you consume on the web or targeted (aka efficient) advertising pays for it. All I care about is my PII information not to leak and be accessible to random people. I don'
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6y ago
What is wrong with FloC and what's a better alternative?
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6y ago
I'm not a woman but I'm a minority in other dimensions. I've always felt labels such as "female-led", "female-owned", "<insert minority-led>" do the opposite of what they intend to do. That
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What do you use live captions for?
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I always find it funny that some think we have this company that at some point decides to go rogue but because they had a "do no evil" in their motto they couldn't proceed. So they decide to remove it to unblock themselves. T
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There is some continuity to how a corporation acts externally but I agree too much anthropomorphism is pointless.
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