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by hericium 4y ago
Sorry to reply off-topic here, but FTC is not the same as SEC. The SEC complaint, as I understand, is a new thing. Reponding here only because HN blocked my ability to respond to your 8-minutes-ago comment or post a new one in thread that y
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Mudge files whistleblower complaint against Twitter(schneier.com)
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by hericium 4y ago
full text: > Peiter Zatko, aka Mudge, has filed a whistleblower complaint with the SEC against Twitter, claiming that they violated an eleven-year-old FTC settlement by having lousy security. And he should know; he was Twitter’s chief se
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by hericium 4y ago
> Graphics - you're limited to Nvidia and whatever Linux 5.4 supported. There's full Xorg GPU acceleration on AMD cards with drm-kmod[1] > Wi-Fi - 802.11g is as fast as you can go without wifibox. Some 5GHz 80211n cards will
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by hericium 4y ago
> I laugh thinking that it cost them more to charge us a penny than it would've been to just roll it over In the long run it's not them covering those costs but you and other customers.
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by hericium 4y ago
Google are either completely delusional in thinking that at this point ML-based solutions are capable of replacing human decision making or they are fully aware that it's not working well and getting worse over time. It won't chan
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by hericium 4y ago
Multi-part MIME emails with both plain text and HTML content used to be a standard[1] or at least a good and common practice. Not including plain text version or making it "can't see newsletter? click here for web article" is
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by hericium 4y ago
IRC clients, if that was a problem. Branded SaaS chat platform with SLAs is also more appealing to business than open standards.
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by hericium 4y ago
"Vinyl" would make more sense in this context.
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by hericium 4y ago
Not the same but apparently quite similar: Apple Maps location scan spikes WiFi latency every 60 seconds[1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31356730
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by hericium 4y ago
Netflix had na outage during last 24 hours with their apps and web streaming not working. Multiple pages, including Netflix Help Center, troubleshooting and "Is Netflix Down" status page were just showing the string "BLOCKED&
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by hericium 4y ago
But... it's a hardware company!
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by hericium 4y ago
Japan, start by teaching your youth the truth about Japan's WWII atrocities. They'll start drinking.
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by hericium 4y ago
> Shareholders are not customers FFS. Stop repeating that like it’s some grand insight. Customer is a recipient of goods provided by seller or vendor in exchange for money or other valuables. User of free service is not a customer by tha
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by hericium 4y ago
> nautilus, they are likely running a Hacker News upvote ring That's reddit-level submission spam[1]. Altough single user account with multiple links to the same content[2] would possibly get filtered there. [1] https://
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by hericium 4y ago
For most, the fear is more of old age problems, not death, I think.
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by hericium 4y ago
> lack of docker on freebsd I'm using sysutils/docker on FreeBSD with DOCKER_HOST env var set to "ssh://user@linuxvm" where linuxvm is a local VM running on bhyve[1]. Part of local FreeBSD filesystem is shar
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by hericium 4y ago
For me, Gnome died at 12.
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by hericium 4y ago
Both exist.
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by hericium 4y ago
> idk why there's so much negativity in your comment I'm a MacBook Pro 2017 owner. It's the negativity towards Cook's Apple in general. Currently my biggest issue with Apple is that their phone is still the lesser evi
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by hericium 4y ago
Fresh IPOs have products quality which made them IPOs. It gets downhill around that time and pro-user changes to pro-shareholder, which are very often in opposition.
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by hericium 4y ago
The lawsuit is being sketched as we speak.
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by hericium 4y ago
Like many/most public companies, Apple doesn't work for cash cows (it's the other way around) but their real customers - shareholders.
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by hericium 4y ago
What an incompetent shitshow. I don't believe this will impact AAPL's price though. Shareholders and ad sellers are the only "customers"/"users" Cook's Apple is interested in and works for and news of
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by hericium 4y ago
When I'm telling Siri to play something, I need to manually open the app every time and push this little button. Like multiple times a day I need to set the "Tim Cook, don't fucking change my music on me" button which I
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by hericium 4y ago
> I learned Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, which I've internalized since I'm a programmer. CBT is like a language I can use to program myself. Just today I spontaneously told myself "Stop making things up! you don't ne
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by hericium 4y ago
Here's my recent comment[1] with real life example. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32211843
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by hericium 4y ago
From the first site: > Due to the shortage of the chip that has a unique built-in MAC address, we no longer list the R4S board with a unique MAC address for retail sales. If you want to order the R4S board with a unique MAC address, you
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by hericium 4y ago
To each their own. I would only like to have control over shuffling, like not being forced to turn it off several times a day. I have different kinds of music. When at the gym, classical music is the last genre from my library I'd like
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by hericium 4y ago
I didn't even knew that my favorite iPhone feature was listening to the music I want until Apple introduced forced shuffling, playing titles alphabetically and started disturbing built-in music player UX in order to push their online o

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