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by lloydde 9y ago
I hope the App Store’s ‘Today’ (Home screen) content is examined. Apple “editors” shill absolute garbage. An “app” and “game of the day” ensures they have to regularly dumpster dive.
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by lloydde 9y ago
Rotate, Repave, and Repair “Its idea is quite simple. Rotate datacenter credentials every few minutes or hours. Repave every server and application in the datacenter every few hours from a known good state. Repair vulnerable operating syste
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by lloydde 9y ago
Did you mean to link to an articulate that leads with the benefit to the individual is disputed and then focuses on the benefits to the herd?
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by lloydde 9y ago
Right, but users are commenters, ie doesn’t include readers. ~ 1:99 seems to suggest the platform is pretty new and/or dominated by low participation communities. Is Mozilla Coral Project federated? Can the same person be easily counte
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by lloydde 9y ago
> supporting millions of users and tens of millions of comments That seems like an unusually low number of comments per user, best case 99:1.
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by lloydde 9y ago
I came to the article to find out how whale watching tour companies were making most of their money from a few customers. This likely comes from growing up in the pacific north West of North America. It wasn’t until Zynga was mentioned that
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by lloydde 9y ago
I was a little surprised to find a Flappy Bird ?clone? front and center in a Las Vegas “family entertainment” arcade a few months ago.
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by lloydde 9y ago
Although this bug still sucks, the class of problems of pasting passwords into chat may have a simple, worthwhile, and general solution. A colleague at a former company always changed the key bindings is his IRC/Jabber client to includ
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by lloydde 9y ago
That is a solid response. I’d add some of the obvious. At a startup people are spending more team creating, taking advantage of technical advantages and asymmetrical opportunities, taking ownership and getting things done. More likely to wo
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by lloydde 9y ago
I came to ask a similar question, can macOS High Sierra now be installed on a AppleRAID set? (Not sure why it is called “AppleRAID”, guess that is they brand software RAID0) Looks like not based on recent comments on https://foru
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by lloydde 9y ago
The government could lamely argue that a lot of tax money is being left on the table as options are only exercised when sold or leaving a company, if at all. Exercising can trigger a tax burden, if an Inceptive Stock Option (ISO), because o
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by lloydde 9y ago
Sounds like different lawsuit. New Yorker is hard to read as it tends to meld narratives and topics, but the lawsuit there is no “yesterday’s lawsuit”. NYer article includes: “On September 20, 2016, Vandermeyden filed a lawsuit charging Tes
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by lloydde 9y ago
The feedback in the responses leads me to believe my ear may have been too close to the loudspeaker, but here is a quote attributed to Mozilla Marketing leader Asa Dotzler in 2009: “Firefox users have their choice of several built-in and po
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by lloydde 9y ago
Mozilla missed the opportunity to regain some of their authentic voice with this announcement. “This is part of our ongoing search strategy, announced in 2014 to evaluate and select the best search experience in each region as opposed to ha
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by lloydde 9y ago
Can’t read on iPhone SE without subscribing to email list :(
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by lloydde 9y ago
I’ve made contact on Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/lloydde_/status/92357543379843481...
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by lloydde 9y ago
This article needs to be flagged. Popehat or 3rd-party scripts there are triggering redirects to malicious ads about my mobile device being “infected”.
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by lloydde 9y ago
I set up Family Sharing this weekend and you are correct for a family of five it is like a half day effort including figuring out unique usernames, being asked to use the same secret questions and then fixing the settings on each iOS device
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by lloydde 9y ago
Agree, super cool. I get hung up on strange addition in pricing. 1 for 69 2 for 99 = 69 + 30 3 for 129 = 69 + 30 * 2 10 for 430 = 129 * 3 + 30 + 13 69 + 30 * 9 = 339 != 430
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by lloydde 9y ago
> At least, every implementation of email snoozing I've seen had relied on a third party server. At least on Mac there are some client side only ones: - https://sparkmailapp.com/ - https://canarymail.cann
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by lloydde 9y ago
A car can be operated by anyone. Firefox isn’t an exception or there are so many exceptions that your generalization breaks down. Open source is not by its definition only for developers.
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by lloydde 9y ago
Generally it’s better to fetch email as not to trip additional spam filters. Many email providers support this, ex https://www.fastmail.com/help/receive/fetchotheremail.html . If moving from gmail you may need to a
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by lloydde 9y ago
> Open source is by its definition a product for developers That’s like saying a (mechanical) car by definition is a product for mechanics. Firefox.
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by lloydde 9y ago
Relevant discussion from yesterday on source Oracle letter https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15397008
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by lloydde 9y ago
Although open source likely makes up a large part of software inventory, particularly if developing or customizing software, most usually open source isn’t singled out from “software vulnerability management”
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by lloydde 9y ago
I was not disagreeing with the recommendation. It’s almost always a good idea to spell out an acronym/initialization on first use.
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by lloydde 9y ago
It’s not a small niche. Search any job board and ETL will show up in a large presentage of job posts and resumes related to software QA and data validations.
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by lloydde 9y ago
You are still doing a near lossless transformation of the unique part of the credit card and name as one of your goals is zero (minimized) hash collisions. The character set and length of the input plus reasonable assumptions about the salt
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by lloydde 9y ago
What I do like about your observation is that it brings to my mind that although there has always been artistic license in previous centuries, for the most part the images were attempting to accurately represent the specific persons show.
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by lloydde 9y ago
It would have been more accurately if I had included psychological unrealistic body imagery. Others in this thread have suggested that the manipulation is to make people look fit, but there are regular articles that describe those clicks of

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