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by leoh 6y ago
Fascinating — have any references?
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by leoh 6y ago
What is this from?
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Arctic Circle oil spill prompts Putin to declare state of emergency(bbc.com)
14 points by leoh 6y ago|0 comments
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by leoh 6y ago
> pictures of two people are digitally combined, making it possible to assign multiple identities to a single document Wild, I wonder how often this has happened.
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by leoh 6y ago
This is spot on. You need tests so that, during the next REPL session, you don't make changes that broke your old ones. I do also agree that people should try out TDD, especially if tests are fast to run. But a REPL is powerful tool th
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by leoh 6y ago
Looks a lot like dtrace
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by leoh 6y ago
Super interesting. I suspect Ghidra might support reasonably well.
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by leoh 6y ago
Went to do this for extra iPhone X I have. Made me download an app, supply Apple ID credentials, and provide my system login/password to a dialog. I want to use it, but I won't touch it without a VM and a six foot stick.
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by leoh 6y ago
Isn't a theoretical large reason for jailbreaking (not your main phone) to be able to read the contents of all installed apps, say, via SSH? I don't know of another way to do this.
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by leoh 6y ago
You definitely don't need too! Charles Proxy is really impressive on iOS.
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by leoh 6y ago
It's more complex than that. Imagine that you are a US company operating in Germany that provides German citizens with an incredible amount of information that wouldn't otherwise be available. You have thousands of people working
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by leoh 6y ago
>In 1996, Microsoft halted sales of its Windows 95 operating system in mainland China due to discoveries that it contained the term in Chinese-language input method software bundled with the operating system following police raids on com
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by leoh 6y ago
On the basis of assets, this might be the case. Could you expand your argument? Goldman counts about 1T in assets on its books whereas Alphabet claims about 273B, but I'm not quite sure that that all means. And very different than mark
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by leoh 6y ago
What? The fact that they sell oodles of information about me to just about anyone?
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by leoh 6y ago
Telecom, etc. are far, far more harmful IMHO
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by leoh 6y ago
Fascinating. This could form the basis of a serious zero-day.
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by leoh 6y ago
Curious if anyone from the NiFi team cares to comment / has thoughts on how to work around these issues (e.g. source control)
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InterPlanetary File System's Robots.txt(ipfs.io)
3 points by leoh 6y ago|0 comments
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Legendary Working-Class British Climber Joe Brown Dies at Age 89(climbing.com)
2 points by leoh 6y ago|0 comments
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by leoh 6y ago
Reminds me of the Google situation with Reader.
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The Cost of Free Doughnuts: 70 Years of Regret(npr.org)
397 points by leoh 6y ago|306 comments
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by leoh 6y ago
The cynicism here boggles the mind. You can talk blue in the face about all the products they haven't killed that power the world and people will just shake their heads in dismay and walk away muttering about Google Reader.
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by leoh 6y ago
> I found their plan to be nothing more than a money grab on public space and the public in general You're going to get a big real estate developer doing it instead.
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by leoh 6y ago
Sure, but it would have been really interesting to see what Sidewalk could have done here, especially given that it was a blighted area.
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by leoh 6y ago
Fascinatingly, nicotine itself may not be as addicting as cigarettes which contain MAO inhibitors. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16177026/
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by leoh 6y ago
Can you explain this further?
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by leoh 7y ago
Though he might have visionary moments of non-conformity, it sets an awful precedent to allow people to violate common ethics in order to allow them to just "be themselves."
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by leoh 7y ago
Just was in a meeting with literally 250 people today, was really impressed how it held up.
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by leoh 7y ago
It is Google Hangouts oriented for businesses. I would try to reach out (or have your team do it) if you have a business account.
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by leoh 7y ago
The secret of these big places is that some corners really suck. Although they have incredible, warm, intelligent people, they also have a lot of immature people, too, who who have solid cognitive ability, but don't necessarily have a

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