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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
I disagree with the assessment that an extra 10-100ms doesn’t matter. How pleasant an app is to use does affect a user’s perception of an app and product even if they can’t articulate it. Fit, finish and polish do matter.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
Did you verify all the binaries that you run are from compiled source code that you audited? Your BIOS? What about your CPU and GPU firmware? There is always a chain of trust that you end up depending on. OSS is not a panacea here.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
This affair has me wondering about NCMEC and if it has publicly accountable oversight.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
There is a qualitative difference between tweaking an existing code base (expanding the scope of this detector) and coercing a company to dedicate teams of tens to hundreds of engineers over years to create a brand new code base from scratc
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
I agree it is likely not malicious at all. It’s the result of koolaid in an echo chamber. And inertia at this point. However, I also think this is the poster child of the proverb that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. Now Appl
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
HR wall slogans are cringey when still drying on the wall. They are even cringier in a ruin.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
The Spanish flu passed after two years and four waves of varying lethality. No reason to lose all hope.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
No, they are not. I linked to the text of the law itself [1]. In particular note the section titled "protection of privacy" that states: (f) Protection of Privacy. —Nothing in this section shall be construed to require a provid
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
Sure. Though, it’s not of much use if it is not documented.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
One way to interpret the macaque photo is that the database has already been subverted for uses other than catching CP.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
They could by implementing the photo hashing on uploaded photos. There probably is a debate to be had on the merits of your phone being used for purposes like this but I think the implementation details pale in comparison to the problems wi
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
It’s a massive backdoor. Take any person’s set of photos that they have ever put online, anywhere (publicly, via email, etc.), feed it to this back door and you can have their identity and GPS coordinates in fractions of a second. It’s a ho
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
If my understanding is correct, Cloudflare first released Browser Isolation 4 months ago. If my experience in the industry is relevant, they just barely released an MVP to get ‘something out the door’. I don’t know where accessibility is on
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
Accessibility is important. Four months is not a lot of time for any large scale software project with a large team. Every little feature takes time. Why is it assumed that Cloudflare is not working on accessibility?
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
The CEO comes of as a callous idiot here. That being said, the obsession with NSO is a bit much given that the real culprits are governments. Yes, NSO is supplying a nasty tool to authoritarian governments when it should not but I don’t see
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
I wish captive WiFi sign in pages would just go away. They hinder usability while providing no value to anyone.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
“ I don't understand why many liberals defend a corporations freedom to silence speech but get angry when conservatives in the government do it. ” Because it’s a false equivalence that has nothing to do with being “liberal”. The govern
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
This is showmanship for the base. It has exactly zero legal merit or even intent.
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
This still seems to leave open the ability for Chinese nationals to covertly convert yuan to foreign currencies without limits - buying compute with yuan which converts to BTC which can then be converted into anything. I wonder what the BTC
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by ipv6ipv4 5y ago
I can't wait for the BBC to publish an article about the inaccuracies in China ...
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by ipv6ipv4 6y ago
If this is the case, then ants have a similar characteristic. A newly decapitated ant body will stand upright. It will stand steady against a breeze, stick to an inverted surface and right itself if tipped over. It essentially stands waitin
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by ipv6ipv4 6y ago
A social political decline is what happened and continues to happen. When California encountered power issues, it was easier for Texas politicians (and many of their followers) to espouse malicious soundbites about Commifornia than to empat
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by ipv6ipv4 6y ago
> mitochondrial dysfunction that results from insufficient exercise What does this mean? Can you cite something to back this up?
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by ipv6ipv4 6y ago
It’s really very easy to find out for yourself in about 4 weeks by doing your own personal experiment. Completely cut out the added fructose from your diet for 4 weeks and note the effects. They are fairly stark when coming off a typical We
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by ipv6ipv4 6y ago
> I think the disagreement may be on the definition of “reasonable”. Agreed. It very much does depend on the default rate. FWIW when I now see 10%+ APRs on unsecured loans for presumably highly rated borrowers and much higher rates for r
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by ipv6ipv4 6y ago
You’ve drawn yourself a caricature of a hard scrabble borrower who’s just trying to make ends meet and has the best of intentions with regards to their debts. In my Prosper experience that was the rare exception. The typical defaulting borr
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by ipv6ipv4 6y ago
As a very early P2P lending participant in the early days of Prosper Lending, I've seen the other side of this. Many borrowers adopt a mindset that they have earned the money they borrowed and don't feel that they need to pay it b
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by ipv6ipv4 6y ago
None of your examples are existential threats to the fabric of our democracy. Put simply, they don't matter.
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by ipv6ipv4 6y ago
I’ve seen too many of these comments over the years. They always come from the same hateful place. Once comments like that bubble up, it’s no longer a dialogue and the person writing them is not debating in good faith.
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by ipv6ipv4 6y ago
It’s called selection bias. It’s fun and always acceptable to hate on Israel. It’s also more memorable due to the sensationalization of it. A few years ago bluecoat systems was caught providing deep packet inspection gear to the Syrian gove

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