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by gergles 9y ago
Yeah, this is called "Level 3 data" and can include line items from a receipt and other details of transactions.
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by gergles 9y ago
Well, as long as you're willing to reinstall your app every 7 days. Otherwise, you must remit the Software Development Tax.
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BostonGlobe.com disables articles when your browser's in private mode(arstechnica.com)
2 points by gergles 9y ago|0 comments
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by gergles 9y ago
Regular reminder that any time Telegram is mentioned on HN people pop out of the woodwork to launch a smear job against it because it isn't Signal. From 1: "We stress that this is a theoretical attack on the definition of security
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by gergles 9y ago
Phones don't use Core chips, so almost certainly not.
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by gergles 9y ago
I think it's per 100g, not per g. Edit: yeah. That's how dietary references are done lots of non-US places. https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=calories+in+100g+of+su...
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by gergles 9y ago
If you know a MetaARPA user, they can validate you for free.
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by gergles 9y ago
Oh, don't start with that "it's just a guy helping out another guy" nonsense. Airbnb is a gigantic business, and the 'hosts' are also businesses, and have to accept regulation as such. Of course it is the gover
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by gergles 10y ago
It's United's secret top tier frequent flyer program. They get their ass kissed for literally everything, even above full-fare revenue passengers. There's no published requirements for it or information about it - here's
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by gergles 10y ago
> * Another again quotes the Bible and has a large "60", but has a phone number "+1628 444 97 91" which appears to be a Russian number. It's +1 628 444 9791, it's a US phone number. It just says "We&#x2
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by gergles 10y ago
Sizes 28-34 on the pants, which I think will exclude a large potion of the market that would pay $50 a month to have clothes mailed to them.
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by gergles 10y ago
They are BoA's federal regulator.
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by gergles 10y ago
Conversely, if there are any group of people who will be able to develop the same product again without infringing patents, it's the people who wrote the patents in the first place. Patent violation doesn't have a mens rea compo
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by gergles 10y ago
You as the end user can't 'upgrade the firmware' in cable modems, it's all sent from the CMTS. It's how they enforce "supported modems" - no firmware for your modem, you can't use it.
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by gergles 10y ago
He means the former, which is called "Telegram Desktop". The Mac-specific App Store version is a better app, but has been abandoned in favor of the (crappy) "Telegram Desktop."
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by gergles 10y ago
See, I hate that reminder popup. Like, "Oh, yeah, we know that you've been using backspace to go back in your web browser since 1997, but we're going to take that away. We're not going to use the functionality for anyt
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by gergles 10y ago
But this is all engineering work that needs to be done for the system at all. None of these things have incremental costs that justify hiding encryption behind a paywall.
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by gergles 10y ago
In the near future: "To provide optimum security and privacy for your internet browsing, you must now install our Comcastic™ Special Magic Certificate®. Failure to install our certificate will result in browsing being restricted. If yo
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by gergles 10y ago
I think the treadmill scene very very strongly suggests he has a heart condition, given that he partially collapses in the locker room and we can hear him having a palpitation.
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by gergles 10y ago
They've nerfed this so that the app will only run for a week before you must push another build.
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by gergles 10y ago
Getting the .ipa signed still costs money (or has a week-long timebomb), and you can't run unsigned code.
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by gergles 10y ago
Yep. I had similar problems with my AirPods and wasn't about to be Apple's debugger for free for hours on end - I just returned them. That doesn't make for as interesting a story, but it's clear they were rushed out the
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by gergles 10y ago
I'm more amazed they're selling ARP poisoning as a service and seem to have no qualms about doing so.
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by gergles 10y ago
I'm going to be 'that guy', but: Great, another page that requires JavaScript to display text. Hey, Google, you know what's more secure? Browsing plaintext sites without JavaScript.
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by gergles 10y ago
> In response to concerns voiced we will disable aggressive throttling when active websocket connection is present. Tabs playing audio are already unthrottled. The pages that are most aggressive in being a drain on resources, in my exper
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by gergles 10y ago
As far as I know this is only with a paid developer certificate; if you are using the free one with Xcode, they require you to reinstall them every 7 days.
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by gergles 10y ago
As long as you don't mind reloading the app every week...
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by gergles 10y ago
Non-urgent letters, I guess? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_Express_Statutes
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by gergles 10y ago
We have no way of knowing how much people wanted these. Apple could have released 50 of them or 50,000.
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by gergles 10y ago
You can 'flag' stories with 500 karma, which is basically a super-downvote in the sense that a flag suggests the story doesn't belong on HN at all. My sense is that it is a much stronger signal than a comment downvote.

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