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Waston'd expecting that
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> if we can't find some consensus on regulation Is "we" the two of us? I imagine we'd have some disagreements... so what happens when it's 2 countries? The world is supposed to agree? > the best option is to c
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by leakycap 1y ago
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> What can be done? One wishes for regulation. How is regulation going to be a good fit? It would be extremely hard to regulate AI on the internet, I can't even imagine how this would work.
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Is there demographic that likes these long corpo-sitcom style ads?
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Interesting that the funniest numbers also combine to become the most commonly made up numeric answer "Why is this number everywhere?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6iQrh2TK98 Veritasium, 2024
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> The original maintainer, Felix Krause, redirected me to the MobileNativeFoundation where I didn't get any response. Neither got I any response in this issue tracker. I guess that says something about the Fastlane security in gener
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> Could someone please guide me what can I do or how to resolve this matter? Contact Microsoft https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/extensions/... An address you might try is ext_dev_support@mi
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80+% of business comes from one UAE based customer? 9/2024 filing at https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/2021728/000162828024... > "Group 42 Holding Ltd (together with its affiliates, “G
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by leakycap 1y ago
Keep it to yourself. It would be a huge risk to bring in others at beta. You need time and energy to work with interns. You really have to check everything they do, after first showing how it is done and getting them up to speed with how yo
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1st place: Claude; best for writing tasks but always requires login, which is tiring for quick questions Close 2nd: Gemini; best for research, but you have to check everything it does like it's an intern on day one... the "Deep Re
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I tried emulation but it's convenient to have a separate machine most of the time. I use a PowerBook G4 Titanium, the 867MHz model. With an SSD, the battery holds 1-2 hours if I'm away from a charger. But I usually keep it at my d
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The more, the merrier! I've been using https://www.oo-software.com/en/shutup10 for some time when using Windows, and being able to check settings at a glance in one place is very helpful.
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Until recently, QNX was the OS used for the infotainment/head units in VW/Audi including navigation, voice interaction, etc.
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> How can I escape this cycle? Possibly by coding with another person, if you can find the right person who can meet you IRL to work on it. If it is useful and has a following, open-sourcing might create some collaborative energy? I thin
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> + firewall + AV What AV are you running? You mention it in the post as well. A huge number of these services/tools have major vulnerabilities. (The few I used to recommend/trust really haven't ever worked properly with
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> I did not violate any rules (except for running a script) Was running the script against the rules? If so, why include point #3?
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> A decade of legitimate participation and community contribution was wiped out instantly with no recourse. They still have your content & don't care at all about the person who generated it. I'm sorry & hope you find
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Do you understand what the phrase "Spatial Finder" means? You say: "windows open in exactly the position of my last window " (hint: this is called browser behavior, not spatial behavior) Spatial Finder: windows ignore y
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I still use a Mac OS 9.2.2 based machine as my second brain, as no other file system I've used works like the human memory in the same way the spatial Finder does. Great job bringing something similar to the modern Finder!
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"By 2005 or so, it will become clear that the Internet’s impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine’s." - Paul Krugman, 1998 https://www.laphamsquarterly.org/revolutions/miscellany/pau
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> A locked door with a key in the lock is not really locked. A physical key sitting in a lock? Anyone walking by can turn it. Done. That's not what's happening with iCloud data. Apple's decryption key isn't sitting
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by leakycap 1y ago
> Do you really think that most users enable such a feature? No one is claiming most people use it. You are claiming no one or essentially no one uses it, which is untrue. > but let’s listen to life experience Your life expe
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> Don't be glib followed by > almost certainly with zero links. Sure, I'll take your word for it.
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Frankly most of the services you use work exactly like this, so you must think very few things are encrypted
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I grew up decades ago and remember some books being banned at my school library, even though it probably wasn't officially on a list somewhere to be tabulated and counted. I think the reality of what isn't allowed in schools goes
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I think the goal was to do something competitors could not easily pull off. They failed, but I think that was the goal. With Android's diverse/fractured ecosystem, a similar "system wide" look with reflectivity would be
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Great writeup & points. I can't imagine sticking with Mac all this time if I had started on the rough 10.10 release. > It’s a rare misstep from Apple — and an unprecedented one in scale. There's a lack of taste & lack o
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> The UK is poor, simply put That's far too simply put The UK has incredible wealth, it is just more concentrated than ever in a few select pockets
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perhaps you overlooked the literal first line? > The Financial Times reports that the U.K. is once again demanding that Apple create a backdoor into its encrypted backup services. If you read further, or click the FT link, you'll

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