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by hericium 4y ago
Which issue was that? Haven't had problems with Renoir and I'm slowly approaching (an upgrade to) Cezanne.
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by hericium 4y ago
> Yeah, it's obviously an urban legend Urban legend clearly benefiting Google.
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by hericium 4y ago
> wouldn't actually need one if they'd just turn off Google Analytics. Isn't one of the incentives for Analytics, that by knowing your audience Google will be able to suggest your site to their search engine users? I'
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by hericium 4y ago
About 90% of Mozilla's income comes from Google. If this would prevent tracking, Google would not allow Mozilla to release it.
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by hericium 4y ago
Other sources: Time[1], FT[2] [1] https://time.com/6186990/google-ai-bot-sentient-lamda/ [2] https://www.ft.com/content/bedd75a8-3068-49f0-b5bc-e691b28a1...
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Google places an engineer on leave after claiming its AI is sentient(engadget.com)
1 points by hericium 4y ago|1 comments
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by hericium 4y ago
I've had the opposite experience: parts of websites broken by tracking blocker started working after popping debugger up.
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by hericium 4y ago
What if foreign power's soldiers board your ship? Acting like nothing's happening to not look "scared"? I don't see how a possibly military vehicle entering space just over your military vehicle is much different th
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by hericium 4y ago
I don't know naval law but I'm trying to apply your first point to a drone flying over a restricted airspace like an embassy. It's not you starting an incident when you shoot the drone down. You can choose not to respond to t
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by hericium 4y ago
If it's doing flybys over your naval ship - why not?
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by hericium 4y ago
It does. Still, not many applications for blockchains, but shitty assets.
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by hericium 4y ago
> If the entire field turn into toxic waste that no one wants to touch it will be extremely undervalued. Bagholders will always try to find new victims. Crypto is praised even when it's in the shitter. "Buy the dip, it will be
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by hericium 4y ago
> it's worth remembering that bank transfers within the Eurozone area are free and practically immediate In theory. Many banks are not using this system and stayed on old SEPA wire transfers: charges split between sender and receive
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by hericium 4y ago
> multipass I don't know that tool but I like its 5th Element name.
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Polestar to launch first electric performance SUV, Polestar 3 in October 2022(seekingalpha.com)
3 points by hericium 4y ago|0 comments
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by hericium 4y ago
Hardware is one thing. Apple forces users into SaaS model by hiding details of security updates and merging them with unwanted UI/UX downgrades. You can't have secure Apple device without giving up more and more usability and perf
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by hericium 4y ago
A lot of my 20 years old clothes are in better shape than newish clothes after 10 washes. The build quality is incomparable. Only industrial clothing seems to be made to last nowadays.
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by hericium 4y ago
> My personal machine is the first and only new computer I ever bought: a 2012 Mac book air. This is the single Apple computer that I have fully operational. Anything made under Tim Cook - MBPs, iMac - lasted for up to 4 years before eit
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by hericium 4y ago
> I'm a professional iOS developer and I'm still using MBP Pro 2015 model Oh how I wish I have saved this model. Instead I bought the MBP 2017 with its garbage keyboard. Apple replaced this keyboard (along with a case which did
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by hericium 4y ago
Yep. Used the term since obtaining used networking hardware for learning. Then some super power-hungry Xeon rack servers. Now I loosely use it to refer to home-stored anything used for learning, fiddling, researching: old laptop which act
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by hericium 4y ago
Thanks! Will try it out.
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by hericium 4y ago
I wish iOS had some "allow notifications from this app for x minutes" option similar to "share location once". Uber is a good example of an app I would like to see notifications from, when using their service, but disabl
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by hericium 4y ago
Is it possible to hide users listing[1] on Gitea via configuration? On Gogs it's not configurable and to stop publishing names of all users, including admin account username, it's necessary to either close down the whole service (
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by hericium 4y ago
> even if ovh never had a fire, these clients could have lost data On the other hand, would OVH had power-kill switches and extinguishers, some clients may have ended up not losing their data, even as the fire occurred. This DC was desig
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by hericium 4y ago
> You're already being tracked by the grocery stores With cash and no store "loyalty" app - no. > wouldn't it be better to be tracked by someone who at least tries to have your best interests at heart But this is n
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by hericium 4y ago
Sweden is similar - you can't buy a beer with > 3.5% alcohol. Subjectively, they improved the quality of these 2.1% / 3.5% beers. It was piss some 10 years ago. Higher percentage, "normal" alcoholic products are sold
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by hericium 4y ago
I was expecting the article would be about nicotinamide mononucleotide (NMN)[1]. "Lifespan..."[2], a book on the subject, and more recent publications also mention rapamycin[3][4][5] and metformin[6][7][8]. [1] https://
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by hericium 4y ago
> Atlassian has released a security advisory to address a remote code execution vulnerability (CVE-2022-26134) affecting Confluence Server and Data Center products. An unauthenticated remote attacker could exploit this vulnerability to e
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CVE-2022-26134: RCE in Atlassian Confluence and Data Center products(cisa.gov)
3 points by hericium 4y ago|1 comments
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JShelter: Give me my browser back(arxiv.org)
2 points by hericium 4y ago|0 comments

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