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by jobigoud 6y ago
The threat model is different. Any such system should not be vulnerable to someone that is not even trying very hard and is not an insider attacker.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Attacker and terrorist convey the same thing as hacker, that it was not negligence but a very motivated enemy. Vandal works better.
573.
by jobigoud 6y ago
If it's just used internally by an app to test connectivity as suggested in another subthread, this wouldn't solve the problem.
574.
by jobigoud 6y ago
New for the day or new for the history of the engine?
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by jobigoud 6y ago
I don't understand how you compute that estimate. I doubt you store the history of all searches ever? People don't need a google account to query the engine, others disable history, etc. Are you saying you still have all searches
576.
by jobigoud 6y ago
Still less than all the recipes , which would also be a valid search so I don't think this point stands.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Isn't that the point of reading foreign SF? I grew up in Western Europe in the 80's and loved reading Cold War era Soviet science fiction precisely because it was different.
578.
by jobigoud 6y ago
Apps and websites running ads they don't know about or don't vouch for is another problem. It's like a propaganda backdoor.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
The early adopters. There are always people that will weight that risk of latest & greatest and vs buggy differently, it should be a choice. Especially for apps that don't have a beta testing or early bird channel.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
I never use my bank app because I don't fully trust my phone but they redesigned their website to be more mobile friendly. Now I can only see 10 operations at once instead of 30 before, and I can no longer sort by amount... When I comp
581.
by jobigoud 6y ago
The FOV of AR headsets like Hololens is very far from 100°.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Another case of "it's impossible to do, says the only western country not doing it".
583.
by jobigoud 6y ago
Wait, if the employee gets their min wage covered by tips the employer pays less? That's even shadier than I thought. Is this in law? Wasn't a delivery company booed for that kind of behavior a while ago?
584.
by jobigoud 6y ago
To me, a complete lay person, this is incomprehensible. Not only you can sell something you don't own, but you can sell something that doesn't exist... How did it come to this, why? This feels stupid. What's the point of allo
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Yeah at first I thought the analysis had failed to deliver data.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
I find this is not true. There is more interesting content online than one can consume in a lifetime. Personally I block reddit except on one laptop.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
Wait, she could also have bought the Minecraft copy with the trade money without the risk of loosing it...
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by jobigoud 6y ago
I've seen this interesting behavior in other contexts. There is a stupid rule that nobody likes. People make an effort to follow it despite hating it. When they see someone breaking the rule they feel that it's very unfair because
589.
by jobigoud 6y ago
There are parts under the eyes and on the nose where there is material on top of the cracks. Is this from a restoration effort?
590.
by jobigoud 6y ago
Yep. The fact that spacebar isn't higher makes me think the backspace could be hit on purpose.
591.
by jobigoud 6y ago
Don't people expect backspace at the page level to go back a page, like in the file explorer?
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by jobigoud 6y ago
After you go back inadvertently, if you then move forward the content is still there in the text box. No data loss. Mouse middle button sideway click is bound to back and forth in the pages, I hope this isn't going away.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
There is a difference between "hungry" and "hungry". Doing some fasting will teach the difference. One is a feeling of withdraw, not unlike from an addiction, we know there is food available and that it is pleasurable an
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by jobigoud 6y ago
What is the concern with overqualified people exactly? That they be too experienced to do exactly what you ask them to without raising their doubts? That their compensation requirement be too high (but they applied already so they factored
595.
by jobigoud 6y ago
Ah yes the same link that allowed patients of a psychologist to suddenly know about each other.
596.
by jobigoud 6y ago
> “This update does not expand our ability to share data with Facebook.” Alternatively, the key word could be "expand". If they are already sharing everything they can, there is no further expansion possible.
597.
by jobigoud 6y ago
Super interesting. I was expecting a kind of microgram camera... this is a monster pill, I have trouble swallowing small ones, I would probably choke on that. Could it work from the other side as a suppository?
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by jobigoud 6y ago
I wish there was a portion of the taxes, say 10%, that the citizen would have the option to allocate to the category of their choice. Every year on your tax return you would pick education or infrastrucure or military as the target of your
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by jobigoud 6y ago
The title is not a yes/no question. You can't answer "is it real or fake?" by "no", the law doesn't apply and you have to take the bait to get the answer.
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by jobigoud 6y ago
I think there are two different aspect to this that are conflated. First, sentience may or may not be a binary thing. That is, some people consider that a mosquito is definitely sentient or definitely not sentient, and other people consider

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