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jptech
5y ago
The thing about Logitech (at least on Windows) is that it installs the updater as a device driver. So you cannot easily even block its internet access via firewall rules unless you define one for rundll32.exe If you want to know more about
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But the video is not shown.
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jptech
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I'm curious to know, how does the delay between the first and second shot, and mixing of vaccines that was done in Canada affect thr current infection rate there and the overall efficacy of such vaccines.
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I don't ger this either. With TLS/SSL , how is it different than connecting to any public wifi?
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5y ago
> AND THEN THE PERPETRATORS CAN STILL GET AWAY BY JUST TURNING IT OFF??!??!?! Not trying to defend Apple here, but we should keep in mind that the goal for Apple is to prevent such photos from being uploaded to iCloud and detecting thos
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5y ago
If you want to look at it that way, "Shiri" can also refer to 知り which is the noun form or the stem of the -masu form of the verb 知る ("Shiru") generally meaning to know.
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jptech
5y ago
Even without an MS account, when using Microsoft Store with a local account, I won't be surprised if they used some hardware fingerprint such as MAC address to assign a unique ID to that account.
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5y ago
Correct me if i'm wrong but I think you still need to go online to finish the setup process?
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jptech
5y ago
There used to be a hardware switch for WiFi on laptops not long ago. But being "always connected" took precedence over privacy. Same can be said with microphone and voice assistants.
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Can all of it be disabled? Can you point to how?
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5y ago
Also, Aero is back! Everything looks transparent.
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5y ago
So your suggesting that add long as our personal information is in their hands and is utilised for maximizing profits but hasn't leaked we shouldn't worry about privacy?
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5y ago
> I never got people complaining about outdated look. When did computers become fashion items, with a new color every year? Last season we went for round corners, but these are clearly out. Today, flat is the new round. Why? Funny th
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The UI might look outdated, but on the other hand it's light weight and fast. There are a bunch of fancy text editors out there that are simply a resource hog.
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5y ago
No one here seems to have mentioned stove top espresso makers, like Bialetti. After ceramic V60 it's my second best way of making coffee. Not so conv much richer.
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5y ago
I used to use the plastic one too, but the advantage of ceramic is that it absorbs the heat, allowing the coffee to brew better.
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This is good too. http://motion.pratt.duke.edu/RoboticSystems/3DRotations.html
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Many use it to just peek into other people's lives and get background info - where they work at, where they're from and where they had studied, etc. Worst case, even stalk.
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Even if they don't go as far as creating a service to connect the two, they can just require the content creators to declare which products/services they are promoting. See it as a form of combating fake news or informing of bias
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Instance segmentation.
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For Amazon Japan, there's a site called "Sakura Checker" ( https://sakura-checker.jp ") which based on the distribution of the reviews and ratings, the grammar and wording, store's reputation, etc., tells