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Also Honda. In my Accord 2018 it lane kept but didn’t even play a sound when it lost tracking.
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I’m not sure how much more useful that is than just using HN’s automatic ranking for comments, at least outside of parent comments on posts; As far as I can tell, child comments are always ORDER BY score DESC. Even for top level comments, H
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Running exit nodes is also likely to result in getting booted from most VPS or even bare metal providers, maybe unless you BYOIP.
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People bookmark stuff. Random systems (including ones you don’t own) have hardcoded urls. Best to pay for it forever since it’s so low of a cost and someone taking over your past domain could lead to users getting duped. Personal domains ar
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PyInstaller does have --onefile but that's kind of cheating since it creates and extracts the files to a temp folder.
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There are a host of Python to Executable tools that either compile the code to c or include the interpreter and run the code dynamically.
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That's all fine but especially for a news site with millions of visitors (that also generates over 1B in profit a year) I expect Disney to screen ai content with a team of editors to ensure it at least meets a quality standard even if
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Most C-levels have performance-based stock packages as their main compensation. Which is why I'm saddened by this article not having any actual data (like others have said). It would be useful to have a study that analyzes the overall
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I was able to get pretty close with chatgpt: https://rr.judge.sh/Commabutterfly/76b34e/nmwguWGt8pIe.jpg > create a picture of scrabble pieces strewn on a table, with a closeup of a line of scrabble letters spel
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Once again i would like eastdakota to respond to this sales tactic. Surely this can't be a double-digit driver for revenue to where he must stay silent on it.
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Roblox is a hit and that's what they wanted to replicate: you would be able to take items from game to game, but in reality that doesn't happen since 9 times out of 10 it would clash with the game's art style or reduce the va
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2y ago
but apple
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I think this is the doc, saw it on Twitter 1h ago: https://www.tribunal-de-paris.justice.fr/sites/default/files... relevant: > So it appears that Pavel Durov has been using cryptography without a license. Direc
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The data the French government wants is in cleartext on Telegram's servers, but is there an argument to be made that, at least ethically, communications should be protected regardless of encrypted vs plaintext, and police should just d
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That makes more sense then. Is it still right to say that they're afraid of a US company being compelled to access data at the request of the US gov when it's stored in the EU, or is it still only trying to avoid EU data actually
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> The only "safe" option without any uncertainty seems to be architect every system so that data never transits to the US and is also never in the custody of a subsidiary of a US-domiciled corporate parent. If i'm not mist
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2y ago
I always do DevTools -> Network Conditions to set UA, at least in Chrome.
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To add, Tumblr was lambasted for them not properly policing their porn[0], accidentally allowing CSAM, and Apple being the one to inform them of this error. it's what led to them banning all 18+ content, arguably sealing the platform&#
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Apps without app store review could also start delivering dynamic code packages that aren't included in the binary. There could be targeted attacks via these apps on specific users (say, journalists, politicians and their families, etc
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The sandbox is the largest attack surface ever and trying to lock it down from everything forever is basically impossible.
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I'm not sure a country where they're forcing a company to take down apps would allow them to then get sued for the act of compliance being considered anti-competitive. Obviously whatever Apple does in a specific country can't
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> They could implement some kind of tracking, but again, remember that the app runs in a sandbox and Apple controls that sandbox. Sandbox escapes are incredibly common, Apple still controls eliminating your business from iphones if you
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Part of the appeal is security for those who really need it. As a kid on Windows Vista i eagerly seeked out random hacks for the games I was playing, and ended up getting a few viruses here and there, resulting in my paypal balance being dr
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Back in 2018 I was able to recover a long-lost account by answering questions about when i created it and confirming an old phone number attached to it.
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> for all of the work they're putting into hosting and curating apps and for More for creating the OS, releasing updates for free to all users, and licensing new and existing developer APIs for free to all iOS developers in perpetui
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You could attempt to get that 2fa removed by trying to sign in from a new device and following the steps to recover your account.
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Here's a direct MP4: https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/1820127349548982272/vi... You could probably direct link it in markdown to embed it, although i'm not sure if Twitter will serve it on a high-tr
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Carmel, Indiana is nearly _all_ roundabouts, and pedestrians/cyclists do well relative to other US cities because the crossing distances are short and cars speeds are slower. https://www.carmel.in.gov/government/de
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> In order to achieve a positive climate impact, we want to be able to deploy high-quality Green Light recommendations to many cities globally and scale fast. So we purposely set up everything to be simple and lightweight — cities don’t
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Correlium was a big commercial player and made headlines. Anyone using this privately (and especially non-commercially) probably isn't at risk of action from Apple, although I wouldn't be surprised if Apple eventually tries to go
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