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by gergles 11y ago
Some state of what devices are available lives on the HomeKit supporting bridge (in this case on the device you're running HomeBridge on), but the controlling devices also maintain state as to which devices in the target home you'
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by gergles 11y ago
I've been using Homebridge and Domoticz on an RPi as a home automation solution (using ZWave for the devices) and it works wonderfully. Being able to yell out "Hey Siri, turn on the lights" when I walk into my house is great.
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by gergles 11y ago
The big example how the relationship is an employment one (IMO) is the integration test from US v. Silk (1947) -- and yes, it's from 1947 so take what you will from that but it is still one of the factors. Uber simply doesn't exis
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by gergles 11y ago
I don't really understand how a state law declaring something as so can have any relevant effect on federal determinations of employee/contractor status, which is far more dangerous to the TNCs business model. This mostly seems li
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by gergles 11y ago
You don't need to double-tap. Just touch (don't press) your thumb to the Touch ID sensor and put the back of the phone on the reader. The phone will wake up and automatically pay with your default card, as long as your registered
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by gergles 11y ago
They don't offer this plan in the US, which is the only place this GPM subscription is available, so it isn't relevant to the discussion, and the tone is unnecessarily hostile to boot.
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by gergles 11y ago
The deduction you can make on your federal taxes for state taxes paid vanishes once you're in AMT land which you almost certainly are if you're in the 39.6% tax bracket.
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by gergles 11y ago
If you can't picture the keyboard that would have been used, it is this one (the "space cadet keyboard"): https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/47/Space-ca...
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by gergles 11y ago
The checking account number listed in the screenshot is also printed on the receipt, so they don't appear to be tokenizing from a casual inspection.
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by gergles 11y ago
Thankfully, this particular attack does not work with a running µmatrix. I do see a bunch of image requests to all these domains, but it shows that I haven't visited any (except for the ones that are blocked completely by hosts files,
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by gergles 11y ago
But that's not the point. The only claim made under penalty of perjury is that the party filing the report is authorized to act on behalf of the rightsholder they identified in the report. The rest (what the material is, who the righ
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by gergles 11y ago
You need a 'duty of trust' to a company to be an insider for IT purposes. There is 0 way a CR writer would have that.
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by gergles 11y ago
Yeah, I guess I think it makes more sense for the browser manufacturers to be the people to whom I delegate that responsibility. I already trust them not to run malware on my computer and to accurately display the SSL state of a connection.
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by gergles 11y ago
I really dislike the fact that a CA is able to bless a new CA completely independently. Does this cause anyone else the slightest amount of anxiety, or am I just being paranoid?
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by gergles 11y ago
No, the markups are still opaque and vary on an item-by-item basis. Here's an example (from $5.99 to $7.39 plus a delivery fee. Still a really poor deal:) http://i.imgur.com/VwWk44h.png (To be clear, this picture is
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by gergles 11y ago
I was using Fresh in Manhattan (for free, for several months) with absolutely zero sign they would ever be trying their (ludicrous) $300 annual membership here as early as 3 days ago, and I got no notice whatsoever that I now needed to buy-
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by gergles 11y ago
These are likely old apps. App Store review guidelines will force them to include "While Using" when updating it, I believe.
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KCI Attacks against TLS(kcitls.org)
1 points by gergles 11y ago|0 comments
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by gergles 11y ago
GINA prohibits them from selling it to health insurance firms or employers. Not life insurance firms, yet, though.
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by gergles 11y ago
From (2): > We all hate paywalls, but an HN without NYT, WSJ, The Economist, The New Yorker etc. would obviously suck so much worse that anyone who doesn't get that doesn't get HN. This statement is up for debate. I don't
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by gergles 11y ago
You need to mount the disk image first in the emulator, most likely.
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by gergles 11y ago
They forgot to mention the weather; Tokyo has seasons and an oppressive summer with snow in the winter. The Bay Area's climate is much more moderate and liveable, in my opinion.
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by gergles 11y ago
They force everyone to install their 'app'. No content served for you if it sniffs Safari, and ads in the app then can't be blocked.
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by gergles 11y ago
I'm amazed that even (pseudo-)academic articles now have clickbait titles.
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by gergles 11y ago
What about this change from 'latest' to 'quarterly' with no good way to change that for pkg? I don't want to only get new packages 4 times a year. Is that what's going to happen? It also feels like the document
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by gergles 11y ago
I really really really hate the separate shipping cost. We can't get it without shipping. Don't quote prices that are impossible to achieve. The pricing, BTW, is $20 a month or $18.33 a month if you pay a year in advance.
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by gergles 11y ago
Eh. I don't think they (ADP) has a right to cut off access. If I am a customer of a financial company and I want to have my accountant deal with them and I give the accountant my password, that is a thing I should be able to do. I thin
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by gergles 11y ago
No, they weren't. 3taps was scraping Google , not CL.
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The Most Exclusive Website(mostexclusivewebsite.com)
5 points by gergles 11y ago|0 comments
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by gergles 11y ago
Oh, they don't have that feature in my area (yet?) - if I browse Instacart for Trader Joe's, I see "15%+ higher than in-store pricing" and it is generally on the plus side more than the 15% side. (The average markup seem

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