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by hunter2_ 3y ago
I get tons of messages from otherwise reputable companies (household names) that have no "unsubscribe" options because they consider the messages required for active account holders (and I'm not ready to close my account) but
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Someone told me that Japanese websites tend to look outdated because all of the tooling and code is itself in Japanese, and since that stuff hasn't been updated in a while, the final products are a bit stuck.
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
The client could be made to drop a connection if various things are too different (default gateway not matching, for example) but it would be pretty janky with false positives and false negatives...
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
> infrastructure Imagine if anyone, not just Apple, could build on that, creating an automatic sneakernet. Populous areas without cell towers would come online, with ultra high latency. Throughput would also need to be throttled by the o
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
As I think on this further, even these voiceless /s/ and /sh/ sounds involve putting the lips into either an /u/ or an /i/ shape based on the following vowel even if that is also voiceless, creating t
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
As an English speaker who has traveled to Japan without learning much of the Japanese language, I agree generally but I also noticed that there are some cases where a vowel is written but not pronounced. For example, "gosaimasu" i
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
> it's likely that they assume the dash There is a very mild version of that in the US -- lower likelihood of blind assumption, but still present: when a set of two given names starts with "Mary" or ends with "Ann&#x2
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
You can get sued and then you can get reimbursed by suing the third party provider. You can't very well get reimbursed by a former employee.
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
This sounds to me like the correct way to plug this leak. It will benefit additional use cases involving the HAR export beyond individual support portals sanitizing it before storage. The "Copy as cURL" feature has the same issue.
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Could this be the manifestation of an overdose? I'm not a medical professional, but this got me curious what the "LD99" would be for avoiding this (not literally lethal, but long term dibilitation), or if it's statistica
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Can the set of what resolvers work be described in the inverse? What's blocked instead of what's allowed, or the nonstandard config that has hit-or-miss compatibility?
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
The captcha on that is ridiculous. I couldn't pass until changing to another network (from fixed residential to mobile). Tapped a checkbox a dozen times and solved a half dozen rounds identifying objects in photos before giving up. And
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
But it may very well be correctly understanding that people like to end sentences with an emoji, combined with that being the most likely emoji used in conversations like this. That becomes plausible when combined with most such conversatio
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Richard?
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
I suppose an argument is that if they stop undercutting the prices of smaller businesses, then the rowdy behavior wouldn't gravitate toward them, it would be more evenly distributed. But letting the police focus 80% of such efforts the
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
It would make sense if the alleged exploit targeted the sender, no?
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True, but at the same time, it's not performing the function that was advertised upon which the purchasing decision was made. A reasonable person would believe that if it wasn't subject to physical harm (impact, water, heat, exces
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Would the terms established by Google, agreed to by a developer creating an integration like this, include a need to respect permissions unless the user explicitly requests (or is explicitly informed of) additional access for parties beyond
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Isn't that the case with "unfurling" anything, though? Whether Slack generates a thumbnail or just pulls text from meta tags? Same with other apps like Teams, FB Messenger, etc? None of this is known to poll for changes frequ
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
> reset it whenever it would come on > It would always come on after I got off the interstate and coasted up the on-ramp, so I am not sure if it came on after getting hot enough on the interstate or if it was just the coasting that ca
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
At city speeds, pollution from tire/brake wear is not a function of speed. It's a function of friction (acceleration/deceleration and vehicle mass), which has no posted limits or camera enforcement. The closest thing would be
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
This is about driving in city centers, and I think a majority of that is not commuting but recreation.
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The instant torque does blow through tires though. Maybe twice as fast as a typical ICE vehicle? The acceleration on a Tesla is like very, very premium ICE cars that few people have (>300HP). This could easily be tuned out, but that woul
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
What if EVs (actually, any cars) were programmed for geofencing where acceleration is limited in pedestrian-focused areas based on municipal ordinances? Braking wouldn't be limited (so this is more directly reducing tire particles than
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
Do you have any examples? I'm charged with figuring out how my organization can benefit from AI, and hearing that there are non-ML options is very relieving. I assume it's not quite so simple as to include any algorithm, right? TF
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
There's a simple trick to having a password that's easy to type, easy to remember, and is pretty darn secure: repetition. Just take your pet's name or whatever, type it several times, and then finish it off with a number or w
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
> also all the info from my friends They would only see the subset of what your friend shared, the set configured by its author as visible to friends of friends, right?
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
> "We have no evidence that the criminal actors have used this data to commit identity theft or account fraud." I see this type of message on so many statements about breaches. It seems like one of those things that can be said
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
I've had them go missing just by doing an OTA update of my phone, and I don't think it was even a major Android version. Or maybe it was a Play store update of the Chrome app, I forget exactly. But it was one of those things that&
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by hunter2_ 3y ago
It's in this list [0], indeed. [0] https://permission.site

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