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iJohnDoe
6y ago
Great list. Better than any I’ve read so far. You don’t have to agree down to the letter of everything listed for it to be a great list. If you got one thing out of it that was helpful to you then it was a success.
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
I play on Xbox One. It’s been fun and I’ve enjoyed the game. I purposely avoided all reviews and hype. I only knew it was the game to buy this year. I think if the game was more like Alan Wake it would have been better as far story telling
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
That is wonderful news. Thanks for the update.
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
Apple has never devoted enough care, resources, or money to cybersecurity. It’s just a fact. They’ve also never devoted enough care, resources, or money to network architecture and how important availability is (with fairness, they have imp
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
100% This. Another company did this. It was AT&T or Verizon. There was actual uproar over it and they eventually reversed the decision. However, you can’t always count on an uproar to always have any impact.
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
If you join that class action you can bet that you’ll never get any of that money back. The best you can hope for is a coupon for 10% off one month of Frontier service, but you’ll need to provide your SSN and other personal information to a
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
Every single person will get COVID-19 at some point. It’s impossible to avoid. Regardless of how they say COVID-19 is transmitted, you will inevitably get it. The real shame about COVID-19 is how it can affect people so differently, and wit
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
Well said reply.
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
There is a version of Windows 10 made just for China to remove all the surveillance because China thought Windows 10 was such an invasion of privacy and security risk that they wouldn’t use it otherwise. Think about that when you’re falling
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
There will be a top post on HN advocating this approach any second now. The down votes come from those that feel personally attacked by your comment. :-)
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
That custom hard drive firmware is an NSA developed APT.
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
There is a portion of my brain that might never be able to comprehend digital currency with real money. It’s possible I’m not incapable of understanding it. All I’ve ever heard are exchanges that are so grossly incompetent that I would neve
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
It’s mind blowing how relevant this comment is. IME needs to go away.
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6y ago
Damn, this seems extremely sophisticated. Someone or a team went through a ton of thought and work on this. It be would interesting to know how it was originally detected/discovered. The knowledge of how it works and the level detailed
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
Is there still a market for this? I own a lot of IPs and would be interested in learning more. It would depend on what they’ll be used for, but maybe there is something beneficial.
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
I just want to say Brave has been an awesome browser. It’s fast, it blocks ads, it upgrades connections to SSL, it’s stable. Runs great on desktop and mobile. I’ve never once cared or noticed the crypto stuff. It’s a simple toggle off. We’v
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2020 SO Near-Earth Astroid or Artificial Object Zooming Past Earth on 12/1/2020
(en.wikipedia.org)
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
Good riddance. Ajit Pai is a friggin’ scumbag. Him and Martina Markota are both garbage. https://twitter.com/delmoi/status/941195823572045824?s=21 https://www.gq.com/story/fcc-pai-bad-video
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
For what it’s worth, from my experience, it’s a bad sign when a woman still lives with their parents (mom). The negative stigma should go both ways. When a woman lives with their parents it can be a sign of a few things, such as self entitl
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6y ago
Unfortunately, it’s like any other business, you need to get your first customer. It’s a huge market and plenty of customers to go around though. Salesforce has listings of recommended Salesforce development and implementation companies. Yo
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
You can easily make a small fortune being a Salesforce dev/consulting shop. Medium to large business will easily pay $200k-$400k for Salesforce implementation projects.
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
100% this, as well as Rosetta, etc.
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6y ago
I’m starting to wonder if this is the reason we had some serious problems with macOS and iOS in recent months and years. Serious bugs and serious security flaws. The A-team was working on getting everything ready for M1. The B-team was work
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6y ago
Agreed. That’s my point. It says people received $25. This settlement amount goes to lawyers and the states.
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
As usual, it doesn’t seem like the end consumer benefits from these settlements. I would like to see one time where the end user receives a free iPhone if their model was included in the lawsuit.
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6y ago
Seems kind of contradictory. FTA — "These books are extremely valuable, but more importantly they are irreplaceable and are of great importance to international cultural heritage," said Det Insp Andy Durham, from the Metropolitan
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
Is the full screen behavior still the same? Is it possible to disable apps from expanding to full screen and instead only expand to maximum size? The top menu bar is also hidden when apps go full screen. I think the only alternative is to h
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
I think the last comment on the article is the most important for discussion. —- KEEP USING RSA! This article is misleading to make it appear that RSA is not secure, but only the only evidence presented is improper implementation. Properly
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
You would have to be a complete idiot to use this. You might as well put a Google Nest camera in your bedroom and let Google and their contractors watch you. Oh, wait.
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iJohnDoe
6y ago
Google, is that you?
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