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by ikawe 5y ago
> and it may also be the case that those who have a tendency to be skeptical of vaccines also were the ones most out and about and exposing themselves during the pandemic, i.e. the ones with the highest chance of being infected. Sure, _m
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by ikawe 5y ago
A sqlite database observation system in swift: https://github.com/groue/GRDB.swift#valueobservation I don't believe it includes any efficiency magic to know "which rows" are affected. Even knowing what t
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by ikawe 6y ago
Sure, things like ACR exist, it doesn't mean we should give up. Lots of people think "privacy mode" should be default for everything and isn't just for when you're watching porn.
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by ikawe 6y ago
Thanks to Max Howell for having the initial vision and maintaining it for the first 4 years! Thanks to Mike McQuaid (et al) for the last 10! https://github.com/Homebrew/brew/graphs/contributors
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by ikawe 6y ago
Yes... just like this message I'm typing into hacker news right now is client-server encrypted. Having any trouble reading it? If your point is that telegram is no more private than a public message forum like, well then OK. But I thin
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by ikawe 6y ago
> Broken crypto ("bunch of randoms have rolled their own crypto", to be precise [0]) is pretty much the only argument HN has against Telegram. Also that there's no crypto for every group chat and every default 1:1 chat.
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by ikawe 6y ago
Even if there exists some really well intentioned hamstrung individuals within the organization, I think it's desirable to highlight and potentially shame institution as a whole that aren't able to effectively mobilize. What'
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by ikawe 6y ago
That’s 7 days since last use. So if you continue to use the app at least once every 7 days, it will remain registration locked. Also, anyone who had communicated with you before the switch would see a “safety number changed” notification if
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by ikawe 6y ago
> Signal PINs are based on [Secure Value Recovery], which we previewed in December, to allow supporting data like your profile, settings, and who you’ve blocked to be securely recovered should you lose or switch devices. [Secure Value Re
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by ikawe 7y ago
I typically filter through a fine metal sieve. It’s not 100% effective, but it gets out most of the big bits that would burn. I sometimes use a coffee filter or paper towel in the sieve if I’m filtering enough oil to be worth the paper cons
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by ikawe 7y ago
They aren’t “available” as in they aren’t exposed in the interface. But they are used by Swift Crypto when using a CryptoKit backed instance of Swift Crypto. They are not used when using the boringSSL backed Swift Crypto.
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by ikawe 7y ago
A specific example would be secure enclave support. FTA: > However, alongside these simple ideas are a number of very complex implementation concerns. The first of these is about hardware. While much of Apple CryptoKit is a straightforwa
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by ikawe 7y ago
FTA > The host railroads have been obligated to give the company preference over freight trains so Amtrak can run on time, but that statute has not been enforced, he says. Anyone know the details on this? It’s something I’ve experienced
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by ikawe 7y ago
The chart says “each box area represents the number of deaths...” What makes you think it’s not proportional?
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by ikawe 7y ago
To be clear, that’s a real thing. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3554046
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by ikawe 8y ago
Minneapolis is consistenly ranked one of the most bikeable cities in the states. Denver winters got nothing on them. https://nextcity.org/daily/entry/these-are-the-most-bikeable...
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by ikawe 8y ago
Keep in mind this is the American Community Survey, which, unlike the full census, only counts about 1% of the population. Given that cyclist commuters only only account for 0.3% of the population already, the large swings become a little
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by ikawe 8y ago
> people would rather buy last year's (or the year before!) flagship at a discount than a brand new budget model. Hmmm... then why the iPhoneXR?
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by ikawe 8y ago
Very nice!
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by ikawe 8y ago
> overall traffic fatalities down by 27 per cent. The first half of 2018 has seen the fewest traffic-related fatalities in any six-month period ever measured in America's most populated city, officials say. Edit: From the original a
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by ikawe 8y ago
> Take for example a pedestrian and a car turning right arrive at an intersection. The pedestrian has a walk signal and the car wants to make a right on red. Both those actions are triggered by the same condition, no cross traffic. In a
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by ikawe 8y ago
Keep in mind this isn’t just about pedestrian fatalities - traffic fatalities across all modes decreased. I think sometimes these conversations get framed only as “driver convenience” vs “pedestrian and cyclist lives”. Which, admittedly it
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by ikawe 8y ago
Have you tried mapping caps lock to escape?
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by ikawe 8y ago
I recommend packing most of your food. Sandwiches, granola, nuts, fruit, raw veggies. Not exciting food, but better than microwave hotdogs, and even with a spartan meal plan the trip is totally worth it. Also some routes have a stop over wh
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by ikawe 9y ago
Nah, I love it.
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by ikawe 9y ago
iOS doesn’t offer that capability. The closest thing is CallKit which allows a voip app like WhatsApp to write calls into the system call log.
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by ikawe 9y ago
padding the network traffic.
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by ikawe 9y ago
Signal Desktop has never worked that way. After the initial linking process, Signal Desktop has always functioned independently of your phone being on.
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by ikawe 9y ago
Maybe it’s beside the point, but to be clear, Signal Server source is available here: https://github.com/WhisperSystems/Signal-Server
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by ikawe 9y ago
> The US also tends to overuse stop signs when a yield (give way) sign would suffice. That is, if there is sufficient visibility of approaching traffic, coming to a complete stop is not necessary to safely yield to any conflicting traff

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