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klohto
7y ago
Trying ‘site:draftable.com "confidental"’ yields interesting results. Pretty sure it’s not intended
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klohto
7y ago
Watch out for the charges. Accessing secrets through API costs money
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Ginni Rometty Stepping Down as IBM CEO
(wsj.com)
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klohto
7y ago
Would running it inside a container and creating shortcut for your kids be a possible workaround?
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klohto
7y ago
There is a whole world out there, not only SV :)
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klohto
7y ago
Why would they?
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klohto
7y ago
This one is the worst one. The guy contracted it from a lady who was at training in the company. She contracted it when her parents from Wu-chan visited back in China. The guy has been in contact with 40 people apparently. No idea about t
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klohto
7y ago
You’re correct about the EULA, any idea when it was last changed? I’ll look into this and correct myself but since I know few people working there, I heard stories about the process and how regulated it is.
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klohto
7y ago
The data is heavily anonymized and aggregated before selling. Avast is a Czech company under GDPR with regulators breathing on it’s neck. “Selling data to Google” is true as much as when my github project is cloned by Google guy and I clai
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klohto
7y ago
Do not fear! I hated Lenovo after the T480s and sweared to never buy anything from then ever again. But I bought T490 to my new job and spent a day tweaking it to my liking (I come from mac) and was pleasantly surprised how well it runs. C
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7y ago
Spendee? Not sure if they expanded out of Europe finally.
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klohto
7y ago
That doesn’t answer the 2 year lifespan concern
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Gold in Your Portfolio
(mauldineconomics.com)
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klohto
7y ago
Are you implying that 100Mbps is not enough? Most people live fine with 20Mbps, why would they need 100?
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7y ago
I recommend rereading the article once more. He asked student to volunteer their phones to him, he didn’t force remove them. He left the grades unchanged just offered extra credit to the students who were determined enough to do the experi
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klohto
7y ago
So? Are we not allowed to suggest alternatives? Let the customer choose and stop doing it for them. Especially by censoring.
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7y ago
I’d like to finally read something by Jason Fung. I have been trying fasting on and off for about 6 months and I can see results, but I have not bothered to check the theory behind it at all. If anybody would like to recommend some books on
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7y ago
You don’t have to tell them how you caught them but what rules they violated.
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klohto
7y ago
Can the title be any more exaggerated? Yes, it's bad but all the article is doing is making up assumptions.
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klohto
7y ago
That wasn't the point of the original comment at all, this is your personal projection.
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klohto
7y ago
That is for iOS and not the watchOS. All health data is stored on the device and Apple does not have access to it. It doesn't even have the means to decrypt it.
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7y ago
> have yet to find a manufacturer that takes privacy seriously What's wrong with Apple then?
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7y ago
dog goes bark cat goes meow neighbor isn’t happy always raising eyebrow
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7y ago
There is not a mention of that because the author knows what he is talking about - https://caseyhandmer.wordpress.com/2019/10/25/space-debris-p...
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7y ago
Spot on. If anything, it makes me much more supportive of what is Lambda doing. Shortage of good SWE will always be there, so I’m pretty happy it’s Lambda making money of this with actual results rather than leaving it expensive universitie
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> Microsoft is not like Apple. They don't make perfect products at the beginning Oh man, try to remember how the first iPhone was. It was the most useless thing in the world. It didn’t have app store! The lesson is to iterate, itera
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7y ago
How is that related to Apple’s product vision at all?
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klohto
7y ago
Current media recycles headlines to save on work cost. When you have to churn out 20 articles per day, you don’t have many options left. This doesn’t prove anything.
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7y ago
Kudos to your product! I would worry about competition. If there are already well established players, you have market share to steal from them (but I’m guessing you’re aware of that).
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klohto
7y ago
He literally said he blocked their IP range
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