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Search Warrant Reveals Apple Scanning Emails for Child Abuse Images (2020)
(macobserver.com)
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Dewalt (and a few others) already have Bluetooth-enabled batteries that can do this. You can take some of their "Tool Connect" batteries and disable them over Bluetooth, or put them into a time-limited "lending mode" tha
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kotaKat
5y ago
... with still no way for anyone to (reasonably) learn outside of the Master the Mainframe learning system or cranking out thousands for z/PDT.
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5y ago
I kinda wanted to play with a Video Toaster at some point.
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5y ago
They have been delivering to their commercial customers, however. Amazon's been taking deliveries of their new vans, and at least one R1T was sold to Blue Origin.
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5y ago
Hoping this could push the costs of getting into Amiga hardware lower. I never got to use an Amiga in "the day", and seeing the prices continually creep and creep higher really discourages me.
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5y ago
The Psion II organizer ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psion_Organiser ). In my opinion, the filing system of "hit SAVE and write whatever you want, up to 254 characters in a record, and search for them later with F
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5y ago
Similar story I've heard with applying to jobs - blasting resumes over fax (thanks, Windows Fax and Scan!). From what I heard it was an extremely successful tactic landing quite a few callbacks and interviews, compared to blasting them
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5y ago
They are. The last several(!) cases I've seen of people complaining Chime killed their accounts got (possibly fraudulent) PPP loans funneled into their accounts.
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The Forgotten History of Home Video (2020)
(youtube.com)
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6y ago
Another fun way the Chromium development team is thinking for the end users.
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6y ago
I have a similar problem with my home in rural NY. Utility companies consider me in a different town+ZIP than my actual mailing town+ZIP. So I live in Location A, my utility address is Location B, and I'm served by Location C's fi
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6y ago
Change my view, NFTs should require full AML KYC for the artists and buyers/bidders.
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6y ago
Meanwhile ERCOT will use Griddy as the scapegoat in all of this. I find it wildly concerning that ERCOT immediately forced Griddy off the market for failing to pay for its power bills incurred, but other operators are getting more preferent
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I love how in the reading of this bill text they exclude quite literally gaming consoles and other "special purpose digital application distribution platforms" which are just as, if not more anti-competitive than Apple or Google c
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6y ago
I don't necessarily agree with the Safety Mode feature touted. How far back do Twitter Rules violations count in flagging accounts as "abusive"? I know I've been slapped for sharing DDOSSecrets when it was first making t
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7y ago
Pull a CPSI/Evident and run HTML5, Linux, and Cobol on one gloriously confusing platform.
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7y ago
As a former hospital IT employee, as it was told to me by my IT management, you don't get to pick Epic as your EMR; Epic somehow "decides" you're worthy enough to buy it. Then once you do, you're told who to hire, w
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7y ago
Yep, a lot of shell companies as well basically 'owned' by their parent company. I think about NYS and Guy Brown, which is a certified MWBE/WOSB but just orders from Staples with added markup. They'll win procurement con