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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
This is not a good guess. Chase announced they were closing these accounts in April 2018, and tried to have them closed by March 2018. The reason was that Chase was getting out of it's relationship with J.P. Morgan. It's now over
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
They're just querying the API. The data they are examining was meant so the app knows how many people are "in your area" .. but instead of just giving you some vague information, it's giving you the exact coordinates of
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
Because the audience here understands how to work around paywalls. There's even a "web" link at the top of every article to help you, as having google as a referrer is one of many workarounds. Others include, incognito windo
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
Arctic areas are heating up at twice the rate of the rest of the planet, and the melting permafrost will release enormous amounts of co2 into the atmosphere that will dwarf the emissions of all countries. It's time to stop pointing fin
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
Slate and Forbes wrote an article about this in 2012 when it was noticed Microsoft had filed a patent for this.. although nobody from Microsoft would publicly comment on the issue. This has likely been going on for some time. https:/&
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
Personally I think if voting software is doing much more than basic addition, someone messed up. If you write code that takes an input and increments a number, and you're worried that someone might exploit your code, someone else shoul
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
All humans sweat, also that smell could be from not washing his clothes properly. Underarm BO is a totally separate thing, and he's right that most all koreans and east asians don't need to worry about the bacteria that causes tha
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
The outcry is over the leaks from the Dutch contractor that worked for google to the media. He was acting as a whistleblower because he was alarmed at the amount of data he was asked to review that was just people talking privately in their
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
Possibly the worst article I've ever read. An article full of speculation, without any speculation.
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
Also surprised to not see this higher. It's practically the main reason in companies with standardized equipment.
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
Gatekeeping loneliness is hardly constructive. Suggesting people start by solving larger problems before smaller ones is equally not constructive. Why focus on loneliness at all when you can tackle climate change instead?
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
Private key would be used to decrypt traffic, most likely. (if we're speculating about malicious use possibilities)
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This bothered me a lot. They linked to things like the definition of a VPN, but couldn't link to the article they based all of their information on. I know I'm a bit on the extreme side, but I wouldn't be sad to see entir
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
Maybe it's my limited experience, but it always seemed to me that the people that shop at walmart genuinely enjoy the idea of shopping at walmart (going to the physical store to get a good deal on a product) and aren't the type to
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
even if you wipe your phone you can still have a compromised baseband.
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You would think that the space for text documents would be negligible to the point that it would make more sense to count documents against the quota.
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
It probably wouldn't be overly difficult to make simple clothing that renders these lasers useless.
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
Anectotally, I keep no browser history and do not feel my experience with captchas is different than a user who does.
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Mitt Romney's investment firm bought the company to bleed it dry. This article was written before the Toys 'R Us takeover and liqudation, but prior to that Bain Capital had done the exact same thing to KB Toys. https://
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
Skype, skype for business, teams, yammer, outlook, kaizala, sharepoint and various integrations between them. Banning slack makes sense, they shouldn't get to use it if they're going to force their mess on everyone else and preten
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
Some of my co-workers switched to Teams. They show up as offline on Skype for Business. I haven't moved to it yet because I require a chat application that works and allows people to contact me.
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
The article in question is about zoning laws. The article also clearly states that most all parks are zoned as single-family residential. I'm lost as to what connection to the article is being made here?
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It requires using Facebook messenger, which is a non-starter for me.
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
>But eventually I realized this has to become my mother-effing lifestyle > what I do now is to eat more deliberately and pay close attention to the feeling of satiety so I can stop eating. Ah yes, the old trick of avoiding a lifest
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by kjaftaedi 7y ago
Imagine being so picky that you're willing to hold back society's progress about an issue that you care about, for no other reason than waiting for perfection. I get your argument, but you're throwing the baby out with the ba
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by kjaftaedi 10y ago
I got an exchange where they were challenging each other to prove they are human, which led to a conversation about what love feels like and the fear of death.
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by kjaftaedi 10y ago
It is a 2 factor attack in the sense that it reduces the two factors down to one.
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The most interesting thing to me was the evidence posted that other hackers had already penetrated these systems, which I guess goes without saying when you have little to no security in place. Many many years ago when I was younger and pla