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by kyrra 7y ago
Funny enough, I just saw a blog post saying that the 1px does give some nice benefits: https://blog.1password.com/why-i-switched-to-1password-x/
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by kyrra 7y ago
That's a common atom drawing, not unique to React. Plus the one used here for kubeadm has some fairly large differences. https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Atom_Diagram.svg
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by kyrra 7y ago
it's there now. https://www.google.com/appsstatus#hl=en&v=issue&sid=2&iid=cc... > We're investigating reports of an issue with Google Calendar. We will provide more information shortly. The affected
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by kyrra 7y ago
I assume the mobile app is still working for people? (Mine is)
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by kyrra 7y ago
This is blogspam, WSJ is the source here. https://www.wsj.com/articles/lyrics-site-genius-com-accuses-... It includes responses from Google and LyricFind.
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by kyrra 7y ago
(Googler, opinions my own. I also do paymentsy things.) Carrier Billing has definitely gotten better and easier. From the Google Play side of things, there is an API that is used to help with things (no public docs I can find sadly). If yo
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Facebook’s New Cryptocurrency Gets Big Backers(wsj.com)
59 points by kyrra 7y ago|56 comments
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by kyrra 7y ago
(I work for Google, not on drive. Opinions are my own). Have you tried the newer drive client? Backup & Sync[0] replaced the old client and I believe is a bit better than the older client. If you are on GSuite, there is the Drive File
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by kyrra 7y ago
(this is based on my reading from various WSJ articles). The short version is that Hong Kong was setup as a territory with its own government and justice arms (separate from mainland China). The proposed law would effectively make it so an
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by kyrra 7y ago
Microsoft came out of no-where with the original XBox. You had Playstation, Nintendo, and Sega. It can happen, just need the right motivations for customers. And if 5G lives up to it's promises, this will be one of those first great
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by kyrra 7y ago
+1 (I'm a Googler, opinions my own) As someone who has been on oncall for 3 year and done a decent amount of production support, this public doc better explains the cause than the internal one if you aren't well versed in the unde
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by kyrra 7y ago
I'd think it's a bit more difficult. You have ChromeOS (which is based on Chromium OS)[0]. And ChromeOS is used in places that aren't just Chromebooks. For example, Google's Wifi points are based on ChromeOS[1]. [0] ht
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by kyrra 7y ago
There have been extensions out there that are close to amusing the current behavior. Example: https://www.zdnet.com/article/google-cuts-fake-ad-blockers-f... My understanding of the current behavior is that an extensio
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by kyrra 7y ago
My bet is that Apple buys Intel's modem parents and hires most of the staff from Intel that was doing modem chips. Apple already has a team that is likely working on this. https://9to5mac.com/2019/04/03/
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by kyrra 7y ago
Except not really, as it was just rolled into the main app and website. https://www.youtube.com/gaming
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by kyrra 7y ago
This was discussed a couple months ago here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19653647 My comment on it (expanded a little): Even without Google or Apple, the police have the cell service providers. In the case of the A
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by kyrra 7y ago
I believe the device is always listening for the keyword (all done locally), and likely has a buffer of the last few seconds within the device at all times. Then when the keyword is triggered, it starts to capture and relay the request to G
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by kyrra 7y ago
WHO lists many many things as possibly being carcinogens. Remember that the world health organization had coffee listed as a possible carcinogen for 25 years before it was removed in 2016. https://www.wsj.com/articles/w
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U.S. Plans Temporary Exemptions to Huawei Blacklist(wsj.com)
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by kyrra 7y ago
I have no real understanding of the situation. But I believe the app is just a webview on top of various Saudi websites. It doesn't even do push notifications, they come instead through text messaging.
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by kyrra 7y ago
It's a hard balance. Free-traders tend to be find with other governments effectively giving some of their money to the country where the subsidized product is exported to, but as a peer comment noted, this can result in consolodation
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by kyrra 7y ago
Not so unlimited given these restrictions: https://developers.google.com/apps-script/guides/services/qu...
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by kyrra 7y ago
Crostini is The Linux subsystem/container for chrome OS. They have put a very large amount of effort to making this work well (mainly around security so Linux apps can't break the security guarantees that chrome OS provides). They
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by kyrra 8y ago
go read the US indictment against him at yourself [0]. The US was smart and did not charge him with anything that he could argue first amendment for. From WSJ: > In the U.S. indictment, prosecutors alleged that in March 2010 Mr. Assange
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by kyrra 8y ago
Uhg, you're right and I can't edit now. That's what I get for not reading.
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by kyrra 8y ago
Administrative Law is the key here. Departments within the executive branch set their own guidance on certain topics, this is known as Chevron deference[0]. Congress has pushed the details about a lot of our laws onto the executive branch
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by kyrra 8y ago
(totally unrelated, but made me remember it). When I went to college for a BS in Computer Science, my CS adviser (a woman) pitched some of the equine courses to her male students as a way to meet women on the campus. She actively pushed to
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by kyrra 8y ago
I have zero knowledge about this thing, I know as much as you do. I can talk all day about the payments ecosystem though. :) Google does publish a bit how they handle data requests. https://support.google.com/transparencyrep
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by kyrra 8y ago
Even without Google or Apple, they police have the cell service providers. In the case of the Austin bomber from a year ago[0], police got cell tower records from the multiple bombings and figured out who was at all the locations. Cell phon
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by kyrra 8y ago
It's important to remember how BigQuery actually stores it's data, with a columnar base datastore called Capacitor[0]. While you write data as a row, BigQuery does a certain amount of preprocessing on that data to turn it into co

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