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by hypothesis 2y ago
> I gave feedback to Waymo about a recent ride where the entire car smelled like a fat, unwashed ass Knowing BigCo reputation, I think it’s equally possible that Waymo and/or BigCo accounts will be banned for actual perp, complainan
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Since you talking technical, is there some data to back that up or is it just vibes?
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by hypothesis 2y ago
I mean he did it to Twitter. Apparently, still working…
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by hypothesis 2y ago
I’m fairly sure that one can still buy the game on GoG, etc. Not sure if data files are the same as original cd/dvd…
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> Watching the budget: Streamlining things cuts costs, which means we can spend more on improving OpenSSL and supporting you all. This is the only thing that matters in that announcement, really. Dropping duplication is fine, but I can’t
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Does carrier even have to do anything when say your bank inserts consent language for location data into credit card application? They might or might not qualify that with “for fraud prevention and/or other purposes”. Same for insuran
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Meanwhile batterygate payouts are quite generous: “Images show the settlement payments to be $92.17 per claim” [0] https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/01/06/apple-finally-sen...
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by hypothesis 2y ago
It’s kinda convenient for short trips (thus no plugging required) because it just works: it shows up on screen immediately when you get into the car, no extra movements. Also, I think cars with wireless CarPlay are equipped with wireless ch
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> as if it’s impossible to build Google Maps into a $30000 car I’m dreading the day when they start shipping Chromium with your car and thus force you to jump through 0-day hoops. Is Tesla basically this? Do they still update old models?
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Please note that at no point I said that you specifically cheered, so no need to project. It’s a threaded topic. As you noticed, following constitution is apparently not an option here. Being unconstitutional and ignored, there was at least
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by hypothesis 2y ago
Are you really asking if being unconstitutional is worse than being codified and legal? I’m not the one here cheering for demise of constitutional republic…
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by hypothesis 2y ago
> Without FISA, the intelligence agencies have less oversight and fewer restrictions. What restrictions are you talking about? Constitutional warrant requirement was sidestepped using this law and you are still cheering here.
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by hypothesis 2y ago
There was a recent TV show where someone got shot and killed just so that bad guy could grab the phone and unlock with FaceID. It worked in the show…
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by hypothesis 2y ago
“Well, some of them are built so the front doesn’t fall off at all.” How good are people at evaluating risk of e.g. “conspiracy to defraud the Federal Aviation Administration”? https://www.justice.gov/criminal/criminal-
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by hypothesis 3y ago
I have heard that “everything is securities fraud”. On the other hand, what stops one from actually starting some low-key exploratory steps towards a new car, which you then mention as “we have something in the works” for a few years and th
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by hypothesis 3y ago
Not OP, but here is some data: “We estimate that SBA disbursed over $200 billion in potentially fraudulent COVID-19 EIDLs, EIDL Targeted Advances, Supplemental Targeted Advances, and PPP loans. This means at least 17 percent of all COVID-19
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by hypothesis 3y ago
Just you wait until lots of places wise up to whole thing and start ambushing you with “btw, we have a 2.xx+% surcharge for credit card tx” at the register. Happens quite a lot lately…
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by hypothesis 3y ago
Most of those state privacy laws will not do much when a federal law governs the situation, e.g. Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) in this case.
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by hypothesis 3y ago
> As long as there is competition the prices will be low (eventually). We don’t have to wait here. Is BigCo lowering prices on YouTube subs? Are they lowering ad spend for people? You could claim that they’re a monopoly in those cases, b
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by hypothesis 3y ago
Was not Uber plan to use human drivers as a stop-gap to autonomous driving? I doubt that they will remove ratings if they ever achieve that. And Waymo is going to the same destination, just approaching from other direction.
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by hypothesis 3y ago
I’m fairly certain that the plan is to jettison X before next RHEL release. So if your cases are not resolved, and we’re looking at decades by now, then it’s going to get “interesting” at that point. So they make Gnome X-less, then debian w
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by hypothesis 3y ago
> Let's keep this factual. I will give you benefit of the doubt that you personally never had them, but both are factual based on my experience. If you are interested you should be able find previous HN threads with same exact sym
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by hypothesis 3y ago
A fair warning, but I similarly lost a secret after transferring to a new iPhone, even while using 3rd party password manager. Said manager likely used secure enclave and thus failed to work on new phone. Failure was very quiet, not even an
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by hypothesis 3y ago
I’m aware of that feature, but using proper option in settings will not retain off position after next OS update, which is what OP was discussing. This happens every update, so I’m quite sure it’s by design.
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by hypothesis 3y ago
I do not know what is niche here, but I added couple examples from latest upgrade. Are they just not testing what some options do? If so, we might be better off just not giving those options.
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by hypothesis 3y ago
> CONSTANTLY resetting my user preferences every update (like shoving new buttons [see: ads] onto my taskbar) ultimately lead me to buying the first m1 mbp as my new personal machine. Boy are you going to be disappointed when you discove
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by hypothesis 3y ago
There was also National Child Labor Committee (NCLC) [0]: > The NCLC is a rare example of an organization which succeeded in its mission and was no longer needed. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Child_La
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by hypothesis 3y ago
That section reads like we are going to replace one middleman with a more “efficient” one, not eliminating one altogether. On the other hand, this is listed below “cure for cancer”, so maybe it’s an ambitious one…
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by hypothesis 3y ago
Just wait, they will outsource to “AI agencies”.
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by hypothesis 3y ago
Are you assuming that said clauses are coming in with layoffs? All I see is that they are part of a contract on day one, which is where it would make a difference.

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