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by gundmc 5y ago
Yes, but their site does have some nice practice trainers that help for both prose and coding activities.
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by gundmc 5y ago
At least this one is "only" denial of service and not another RCE?
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by gundmc 5y ago
My only complaint with the moonlander is that you can't use the tenting at all if you have the thumb cluster tilted upwards.
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by gundmc 5y ago
Yeah, popular usage seems to have shifted over recent years. I'm sure my experience is biased by my close work with discrete manufacturing. Searching Google incognito does seem to validate your assertion.
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by gundmc 5y ago
"SBOM" almost always refers to Service Bill of Materials in my experience. So not even the acronym would stand out in this usage.
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by gundmc 5y ago
Add it to the Amazon graveyard.
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by gundmc 5y ago
I know this is somewhat tied to the point they are making, but I was interested to see that I don't recognize a single one of the signatory companies on that page.
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by gundmc 5y ago
It's really a shame that this is the top comment, because the article itself tells a pretty interesting adventure and is not in the slightest about Facebook Ads beyond the title and introduction.
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by gundmc 5y ago
Ah thanks, for some reason I didn't parse that properly. Able to replicate it reliably now.
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by gundmc 5y ago
How are you able to reproduce this? I didn't see steps in the article and I haven't seen this appear, but now I'm curious.
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by gundmc 5y ago
Dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28967575 There are at least 4 similar stories on the front page right now all stemming from the same amended Texas court filing.
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by gundmc 5y ago
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28967575 which has a lot more information and is not paywalled.
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by gundmc 5y ago
> you can have civilized discussion about myriad controversial figures historical and contemporary—Hitler, Mussolini, Mao, Putin, Manson, Bundy, Judas, and Kanye I don't disagree with your point, but man is that rough company for Ka
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by gundmc 5y ago
I recently switched from a Pixel 3a to a Samsung phone - I didn't realize at the time that the spam filtering was a uniquely Pixel feature but holy hell do I miss it. I didn't change my number or carrier, but I went from maybe 1 s
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by gundmc 5y ago
Wouldn't it be more impressive if they were served warrants but refused or were unable to comply? This just makes it sound like no one uses DDG so the authorities don't care to request that information.
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by gundmc 5y ago
I listened to one episode of "Call Her Daddy" because I saw it ranked as one of the most-listened podcasts out there and Spotify will not let go putting it front and center on my home screen every day.
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by gundmc 5y ago
I used hypem religiously from 10 years ago or so. Good to see them still around!
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by gundmc 5y ago
A fair and well-reasoned article. Fair or not, Facebook's reputation means their actions are perceived as negative and sinister even when there is good reason for them. At this point I really think Zuckerberg needs to step away from th
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by gundmc 5y ago
Good context, but it would be better if you could refute his take instead of attack his past.
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by gundmc 5y ago
My Samsung phone came preinstalled with an unremovable third party app store. No root necessary. Maybe device manufacturers aren't considered third party?
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by gundmc 5y ago
That seems like it would be an extremely regressive tax and disproportionately affect lower income Americans, no?
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by gundmc 5y ago
It looks like this happened yesterday, and he says in the link that it normally takes 2 days to investigate and respond. This is an unfortunate incident, but IMO hardly as egregious as other commenters are making it out to be. A false posit
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by gundmc 5y ago
So this is WAI per current copyright laws?
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by gundmc 5y ago
Discussed 2 days ago with 153 comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28451710
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by gundmc 5y ago
> “It shows that autonomous vehicles are not yet realistic for normal roads,” he said. Yes, clearly this wasn't Toyota's mistake and is instead a reflection of the entire industry. Nice spin.
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by gundmc 5y ago
The road to healthcare tech is littered with bodies of failed efforts from all kinds of companies. Seems like a particularly hard segment to break into. I'm not exactly sure what the biggest reason for that is. Regulations? Social rela
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by gundmc 5y ago
> Waymo's tech seems likely to surpass the capabilities of Tesla and others if it hasn't already. Waymo has been the consensus tech leader in this space for 10 years.
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by gundmc 5y ago
How do the product managers and engineers who implement these blatantly user-hostile changes justify them?
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by gundmc 5y ago
This is why I believe the approach of incremental improvement towards full self driving is fundamentally flawed. These advanced driver assist tools are good enough to lull users into a false sense of security. No amount of "but our ter
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by gundmc 5y ago
> There's a reason why Apple 0 day exploits sell for way more on the black market than Android exploits. FWIW, every article I see is about iOS exploits being cheaper than android because there are so many of them. Those articles al

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