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by lambada 7y ago
Yep, that looks right from his Wikipedia article. One count of making false statements to a congressional committee. It’s not immediately obvious to me when he was charged/convicted of that though. https://en.m.wikipedia.org
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by lambada 7y ago
I missed this when it was first announced. Does anyone know if the Tor Browser by the Tor folks has this built in or available as an option? Or whether the Tor developers themselves have thoughts on using .onion based DNS Servers?
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Why We Think Galaxy Folds Are Failing(ifixit.org)
163 points by lambada 7y ago|125 comments
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by lambada 8y ago
Just because it’s relevent... although steam officially states that the account name is unchangeable; if you contact support with a good reason and get the right person they can and do change your account name to another free one of your ch
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by lambada 8y ago
Actually with fitbit there is a reason. You can install the fitbit app on multiple devices, and your tracker can sync with any of them. The internet connectivity is basically so they can keep a single source of truth so that your different
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by lambada 8y ago
Apple Music is already on Android, and has been for a while https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apple.andr...
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by lambada 8y ago
Apple Music is already available on Android FYI. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apple.andr... :)
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by lambada 8y ago
Is this a sign that Apple might be preparing to kill the Apple TV box? Perhaps they see the future as being native smart apps inbuilt into the TV.
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by lambada 8y ago
There are no laws in the UK around children sharing bedrooms, regardless of any characteristic of theirs. Source: https://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/child-protection-s...
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by lambada 8y ago
Amazing that such a simple bug made it all the way through testing. Just goes to show that testing isn’t foolproof!
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by lambada 8y ago
I think it's quite a leap to turn "Google is the customisable, but admittedly default, search provider when performing searches in safari when not in private browsing mode" into "Apple is selling data that Apples custome
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by lambada 8y ago
Could you elaborate more about how pfsense doesn't like just /64? As someone who ordered a Hetzner server from them a couple of days ago after a hefty price increase from my current provider this concerns me - getting IPv6 working
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by lambada 8y ago
Oh, interesting! That's not called out on their comparison chart for the NEO. That would certainly be a tempting upgrade for any NEO users then
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by lambada 8y ago
Flicking between the comparison tables at https://www.yubico.com/products/yubikey-hardware/compare-yub... and https://www.yubico.com/products/yubikey-hardware/compare-yub... it appears
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by lambada 8y ago
Archive link if needed: https://web.archive.org/web/20180812140408/https://www.megan... (My website may not survive the HN hug of death). —- I made this because I feel there’s some interesting questions
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Questions on the Bethesda reselling drama(meganwalker.me.uk)
33 points by lambada 8y ago|8 comments
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by lambada 8y ago
Something unclear from the article >You can also Favourite a Toot. Which basically means that you support or agree with a Toot. Are favourites toots private? Can someone else view them? Are they automatically shown up in timelines (as li
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by lambada 8y ago
As a European this astounded me. The idea of combining the brake and turn signals is something I've never come across before.
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The Senseless Ambiguity of North American Turn Signals [video](youtube.com)
3 points by lambada 8y ago|1 comments
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by lambada 8y ago
True; but we have no evidence either way for whether any other offences have occured.
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by lambada 8y ago
According to the Price in the article, this was her first such offence. >Price says that prior to being fired, the company had never discussed her social media presence with her or issued a warning for anything she had posted. “If it was
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Nintendo Switch is not USB-C compliant(plus.google.com)
520 points by lambada 9y ago|216 comments
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by lambada 9y ago
I do have Firefox set to allow installing and running of studies, and I am happy for that to happen. However as the page you linked says > Firefox Pioneer is an example of an opt-in SHIELD study. I do not want to opt-in, instead I want i
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by lambada 9y ago
I am the bug submitter, if anyone has any insight into why firefox has started doing this let me know. I'm starting to suspect this might be a Mr robot style problem again....
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Firefox is randomly opening an about:pioneer tab with no way to ask it not to(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
4 points by lambada 9y ago|3 comments
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by lambada 9y ago
This reminds me strongly of the BLIT series of short stories, in which a category of images is discovered that cause processing problems ‘glitches’ in the human brain with fatal results. http://www.infinityplus.co.uk/stories
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Apple rushes out fix to Telugu letter text bomb bug(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by lambada 9y ago|0 comments
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by lambada 9y ago
Going to say that this is pretty bad. FakeUnicode [0] claims that setting it in an Wifi SSID is enough. I can personally attest that my iPhone is currently stuck at the lock screen, crashing back to that when I enter my pin; after receiving
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iOS and MacOS unicode text handling bug causes crash(openradar.appspot.com)
4 points by lambada 9y ago|1 comments
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by lambada 9y ago
Hmm interesting, that's a subtle change between gplv2 and v3 I was unaware of, thanks! For completeness, GPLv3 has the following option available: >c) Convey individual copies of the object code with a copy of the written offer to p

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