keyringlight

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by keyringlight 4y ago
I'd say that stage has already come, there's huge amounts of people where their main or only computing device is a phone or tablet. I've dealt with recruitment in a non-technical field and their phone is the online nexus poin
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by keyringlight 4y ago
Even without elevation, a process can "only" [1] interact with your whole profile [1] https://xkcd.com/1200/
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by keyringlight 4y ago
There was also "Operation Socialist" [1] where the UK's GCHQ with the aid of the NSA hacked Belgacom, via phishing linkedin emails. Darknet Diaries also had an episode on it. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by keyringlight 5y ago
(Slight spoiler) The issue they found there was that the actual lottery draw was fine, it was the database that contained all the tickets purchased which was being tampered with
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by keyringlight 5y ago
One of the things I've been rolling around in my mind for a while now is what would a "what's old is new again" reversion to the non-flat/minimalist style look like if done now. One of the things that strikes me wit
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by keyringlight 5y ago
There was a minor controversy nearly a year ago where a MSI subsidiary that was only supposed to get old/refurb stock managed to get new stock of the nvidia 30 series and then proceeded to sell them with inflated pricing. Being charita
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by keyringlight 5y ago
In the context of the time, those mp3 players were following in the footsteps of portable CD players or walkmen, which were themselves bulky and about 70-90 minutes of music before changing media. There were also a few low capacity compact
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by keyringlight 5y ago
I think it's going to be a little bit more challenging as the consoles are ahead with the storage capabilities as a baseline. Back in 2006 the consoles were (roughly) DX9 levels, so there wasn't really much incentive to push ahead
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by keyringlight 5y ago
The one I keep coming back to when I go looking for an mp3 player with buttons is the Sandisk Sansa clips, and maybe the few copycats of that style. It'll have a smaller battery just by nature of being physically smaller, but for when
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by keyringlight 5y ago
The issue with this and all similar permission dialogs is that they often go the other way, you're training the user to just hit "allow" and swat the dialog away so they can get at the task/site they wanted. It's on
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by keyringlight 6y ago
Personally I found that a general issue with windows 10 when they reduced borders down to a 1 pixel line. The invisible zone to 'grab' it with the cursor is still a bit larger, but the actual graphical representation of "this
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by keyringlight 6y ago
Contrast is issue I've found to be annoying, as though UI designers don't really want you to spot it easily and to show the information it conveys. On the windows side I think it's after winxp that they moved away from having