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greggman
9y ago
yep. grandma can just create a proxy and install certs . what?
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greggman
9y ago
hmmm, the cve database shows Edge with 104 code execution bugs for 2017. Chrome has 4 for the same period. For information leaks Edge shows 19 for 2017, chrome at 10. Of course maybe Edge's techniques are good and other browsers should
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greggman
9y ago
The problem is browsers are deprecating feature if not https so those devices can’t use the features without https but there is no solution for them to use https
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greggman
9y ago
still no solutions for IoT devices serving webpages like routers , nas, ip cameras, etc
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greggman
9y ago
I'm confused. the first claim is Apple 2 has a fast response The second claim is that key travel matters. Short = faster But Apple 2 keys are not short travel keys
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greggman
9y ago
I wonder if apple's privacy stance will get them to update their discontinued airport extremes.
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greggman
9y ago
iirc the digicel tech was originally created for DynoBlaze by John Alvarado then later refined for other projects. https://www.unseen64.net/2009/08/06/dyno-blaze-genesis-mega-...
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greggman
9y ago
if all AR ever did was give me 3 virtual monitors on my desk it would be worth it. No more need to buy monitors. Can display them even at the coffee shop. that alone would be worth the price of admission IMO. same at home. no need for 60inc
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9y ago
I know it has no positional tracking but Apple's ARKit and Google's ARCore seem to make it clear you can do positional tracking with only a camera on the device, no external sensors. Has anyone announced any VR that uses the AR te
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greggman
9y ago
well since I see no way to report this issue to google directly and on the off chance someone from Google will see this ... selecting the language at the bottom of the page does nothing for me on iOS Chrome. Didn't try other browsers b
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9y ago
or maybe police are under funded for the circumstances? note I have no idea. just guessing at possibilities http://www.governing.com/gov-data/safety-justice/police-offi...
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9y ago
This is also an issue with in app web browsers. AFAIK an in app broswer's data can one way or another be completely accessed by the app containing the browser. as an example, Tinder requires Facebook login. To do this it launches a Web
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greggman
9y ago
just throwing this out there. found it was not clear how to count operations for more complex algos http://greggman.github.io/doodles/sort.html
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greggman
9y ago
yes there are still beer vending machines in Tokyo as well as other liqour but they now require a special liqour id card to prove your age.
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greggman
9y ago
that's not helpful. the pictures would already be taken and uploaded to servers without my permission reguardless of whether or not I wanted my picture taken or what's visible (contracts, trade secrets, people in various states of
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9y ago
not sure photography matches audio recording bit for photography here's a good reference https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Comm...
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9y ago
I thought it was hot, hotter, and shopping
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greggman
9y ago
I'd beg to differ for that progression. Double Dragon and Final Fight are brawl games. A better progression might be Karateka -> International Karate -> Street Fighter
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greggman
9y ago
My own perspective (which I can already tell you'll likely disagree with) is that I want to live forever to remove the burden of having to choose only 1 to 2 more major experiences in my life (I'm 52). As an example I leaned Japan
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9y ago
Google ads and analytics inject JavaScript which means they can insert iframes for any domain they want. If they injected <iframe src=" https:// teachablemachine.withgoogle.com/spyonuserwithcamera" /> th
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9y ago
be aware, at least in Chrome, once you give teachablemachine.withgoogle.com permission to use you camera, unless you revoke that permission is has permission to use your camera without further permission including from iframes. In other wor
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9y ago
Maybe 6-9 months? It's been a while since I started. I've generally stuck to it for 22 years. Twice during those years I've had a period of regular exercise of some form and gotten down another 10 or so lbs, around ~170 but t
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9y ago
I'm not sure about fast food burgers but Japan has amazing hamburgers. I also think most bowls of the "house special ramen" at any major ramen store are probably 1200+ calories. https://photos.google.com/share
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greggman
9y ago
my anecdote: I switched from coke to diet coke and stopped eating the fries. No other changes to lifestyle. Lost 30lbs (210 -> 180)
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greggman
9y ago
I think Japan is a great example of personal responsibility. Food in Japan or at least the major cities is ridiculously easy to come by. Convenience stores every 2-3 minutes open 24 hours with loads of food, snacks, pastries, donuts, ice cr
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9y ago
The Japanese health system is pretty horrible in my experience. The good: * It's cheap Prices for services are set by the government IIRC. Needed an MRI, was covered by insurance. Asked for copy of data. $25 for a CD with all my MRI da
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9y ago
well since we're sharing anecdotes I have seen machines get upgraded at work. working on a game. PVS calc took lots of memory and lots of time. Everyone's machines got a 6x upgrade in ram so they could be used at night to compute
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greggman
9y ago
Steak cooked with ponzu sauce is a amazing. Ponzu is a sauce made from citrus fruits. So yes, for some oranges and steak go together great.
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greggman
9y ago
no, it is not. do I need to spell it out? youre the sys admin for your company. your Mac breaks. are you really going to give the keys to your company to the customer service guy at apple and have them record that for any other service empl
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9y ago
I love that Apple is trying to be pro privacy that said their repair policy has their employees asking for user login credientials and entering username and password into official Apple forms for the repair technician to be able to login to
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