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by hollander 11y ago
What about Privacy Badger? How does that compare? Is that OK to use? https://www.eff.org/privacybadger I've used Adblock, Adblock Plus, Noscript and Ghostery. Since several months I've changed to Privacy Badger. T
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by hollander 11y ago
Well it was all over the news - the Secure Enclave uses a special chip with a unique encryption key hard burnt into it. It encrypts everything that is encrypted on the iPhone, and uses a different key for each app I believe.
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by hollander 11y ago
Poor sleep results in stress, and to relieve stress, eating is a good remedy. Good in the sense that it seems to work, but it's not healthy. Doing a short workout is probably a lot healthier, but well, you're tired, and doing a wo
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by hollander 11y ago
They distribute pollen to pay for the honey. The better they do it, the more flowers, the more honey. But in the end they are not going to complain individually if there is no pollen. They will of there is no honey.
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by hollander 11y ago
Yep, it's reinforcement all over. Everything she does that does not shut him off completely, without notice, without any reaction, that is rewarding to him. I don't blame this girl for this, because she did the best she could, but
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by hollander 11y ago
About eight years ago I met a girl who I fell in love with almost instantly. Except she didn't fall in love with me. We had a fantastic first date, a terrible second, and an OK third, after which it ended. She had a real impact on me,
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by hollander 11y ago
He used his friggin phone to make the screenshot. That just shows how intuitive he is. And I may joke about it, but it probably is the easiest way to do this when you're not logged into twitter on the laptop.
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by hollander 11y ago
I think the Beetle gives a much more realistic 3D experience. No seriously... About 10 years ago I was at a conference, and there was going to be a discussion about something. This conference was organized by the people behind a discussion
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by hollander 11y ago
I think it's very informative, and over time we'll see if this is representative of the normal world. Maybe temperature changes are not that important, maybe they are. At the same time, they have Chrome OS. Most of those laptops h
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by hollander 11y ago
The reason is that those other cultures seem to have lots less of these illnesses. For schizophrenia, I can give some explanations. I believe that it's less common around the equator. Some link that to vitamin D levels, which are way t
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by hollander 11y ago
In Brasil (a group of) people believe in Candomblé. They accept others with mental illness as normal beings. Many turn to the houses of Candomblé (terreiros) for healing from not only physical ailments but mental illnesses as well. Candombl
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by hollander 11y ago
Try MacPass!
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It's native, much better user interface. Downside - for now: it's alpha, not even beta yet, so better keep a backup of your database.
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by hollander 11y ago
Interesting to know that there are still people - even visitors here - that don't know what TTIP is! ;-) The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) is a proposed trade agreement between the European Union and the United
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by hollander 11y ago
They should send someone in who has a photographic memory. In two hours he/she can browse those 600 pages, and later someone else can type them out. And this may all be done for a good hourly fee.
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by hollander 11y ago
Uploading the encrypted content has no value as backup, if you don't have keys that can decrypt it. If the keys are backed up as well, all security is gone.
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by hollander 11y ago
It's not a drop in a bucket, but a drop in Windows sales. By giving away free upgrades to Windows 10, revenue for Windows has dropped. This is their answer.
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by hollander 11y ago
The best respons is already a reality: iPhone 6 with Secure Enclave - or making it impossible to unlock the phone with a hack and with brute force. I hope Google and Microsoft follow suit, and make this a requirement for future versions of
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by hollander 11y ago
Basically it comes down to this. Many webservers use gzip to compress data. Gzip creates a header which has a date field in it. Most webservers fill this date field with zeros, about 10% use the actual date, including the timezone, which ca