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lalos
6y ago
In my experience the url bar sometimes keeps the google url or if I click the share button thru their website ui and then copy that one to clipboard it sometimes grabs the google one. Not exactly sure but I've seen this in a couple of
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lalos
6y ago
What's going to happen to all the url's if Google ever decides to announce they are getting rid of AMP? So annoying that you copy the link and it grabs some google url, so it's a matter of time the internet gets littered with
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lalos
6y ago
It depends, we have the dumb blond stereotype and I know of developers who are attractive and have a harder time interviewing because they get perceived as dumber. It could be that there's an unconscious bias of hiring someone that loo
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6y ago
You should check this out if you're not aware of this feature: https://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/iphone/how-remove-words-fr...
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6y ago
This is so nasty in multiple levels, not only targeting (ok, Facebook prefers the verb 'connecting') possibly desperate people with false medical promises but also the fact that if a user clicks on the ad, the receiving website no
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6y ago
I would assume bad leadership, even Amazon that has reportedly dubious work life balance has been able to pivot/grow but Bezos is able to lead by example and they have a lot of interesting 'ethos'. Then you have cases like Mi
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6y ago
I've been pretty happy with Lockdown for iOS. https://lockdownhq.com/about Open source and free. Don't be confused by the VPN service they also offer for a price. You just want the local firewall functionality.
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6y ago
This repo has four lists that are look extensive but not sure if it's perfect. https://github.com/confirmedcode/lockdown-ios/blob/master/Lo... https://github.com/confirmedcode/l
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6y ago
Friendly reminder that you can disable automatic downloading of remote images on emails on your phone and other email clients. People use it to track if you've read or not the email, engagement etc.
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6y ago
Hacking? You're in for a surprise when you discover what tax attorneys do everyday. If that's the way it was written, it's mostly fair game. That's why it's tough to write effective laws that consider the actual inc
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6y ago
The shady part was strategically structuring the damages for Gawker's insurance to not be eligible and ensure bankruptcy. If I remember correctly (don't quote me on this), they lowered it enough for it not to kick in.
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6y ago
My theory is that not everyone has their empathy highly developed, so if you exaggerate an expression you throw a wider net of people picking up the social cue and find it relatable vs micro expressions that only a minority that is observan
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lalos
6y ago
Reminds me of Jobs' commencement speech at Stanford, he attributes the explosion of fonts to his previous studies. The bit about connecting the dots looking backwards.
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lalos
6y ago
What you are describing is not an investment strategy, at the end it sounds like a pyramid scheme.
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6y ago
Not strictly about math but still recommended and specially for younger folks: Logicomix. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logicomix
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lalos
6y ago
"Don't be evil", using primary colors in the logo to bring that kindergarten familiarity, fun doodles, a dumb funny movie and quirky April Fools projects were a great marketing strategy to distract your average person in lowe
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lalos
6y ago
Funny how you are promoting Chrome and Android when I've known for a fact that Google Maps has done this since forever because when you open the app immediately if and only if it's an address it suggests whatever is on your clipbo
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6y ago
Keyword to notice on my comment: "reported" I was stating a fact that all this was already being reported on before quarantine and added a link with a date for more context. The lion thinks everyone is like him.
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6y ago
Well, right before the pandemic hit it was being reported that deaths of despair were up ticking so I doubt that trend has change with more pressure in the system. March 23: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2020/
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6y ago
I think the goal here is to lower the costs by increasing robotics- assisted tooling. So in theory, with time labour costs could go down or become feasible.
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6y ago
With that same argument you can conclude that since 2020 is very atypical then it's not a good time to run the usual strategy of last year. Might as well switch it up, cut costs or react (in case they saw that ad clicks went up, but no
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6y ago
Don't know the range of their bounty program but seems like this exploit is circumstantial on finding a subdomain which was left hanging. Once they registered that subdomain on their own account, this exploit seizes to be effective by
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6y ago
Also, seems like a clever hack for automated scraping after all most carts are pretty uniform in their structure.
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6y ago
The last bit of deterministic functions is a main selling point of functional programming (and get help from compilers) or any design that promotes creating pure functions.
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You can't have both no updates and avoid random exploits that are randomly discovered with time. Maybe experienced users know what's going on, but an average user would mindlessly click ignore until the machine is owned by ransomw
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6y ago
What I find interesting is that developers usually complain about the one time app purchase, saying that this doesn't incentivize big updates and the way around it is to use in-app purchases. Some even propose an update app fee. Also,
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I would assume that diversity hiring numbers are based on demographics, if not they would be almost impossible to meet.
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I doubt it, the valuable thing is the GitHub brand but the meat lies on Azure. Most developers still see Microsoft as the old Microsoft of the 90s but they are actively working on that image or brand by acquisitions like Github or NPM. The
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6y ago
Clever usage of subdomains
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6y ago
When does the line blur and it becomes micro-managing if speaking daily?
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