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931.
by lmz 5y ago
What if you have two well written packages you want to use, with conflicting dependency versions?
932.
by lmz 5y ago
Blackberry had their own software (BES/BIS) running as an intermediary between email and their devices. Were they using the same method for chat apps too?
933.
by lmz 5y ago
I think you've forgotten what Windows XP looked like (it's been a while!). That is Windows 7.
934.
by lmz 5y ago
Code seems to be here (from their twitter feed): https://github.com/ignfab-minalac/minalac
935.
by lmz 5y ago
Last I checked that was because of some licensing issues when moving to Eclipse. The OpenJ9+OpenJDK builds are still available as IBM branded "Semeru" runtimes: https://developer.ibm.com/languages/java/se
936.
by lmz 5y ago
Who would deliberately enable this, given that the Mozilla user base is the kind that would have adblocker extensions?
937.
by lmz 5y ago
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/accreditedinvestor.asp It means you have enough money around to throw at things that aren't certified as safe for the general public.
938.
by lmz 5y ago
If the bank is planning to use the app to replace their hardware 2FA tokens (that they used to mandate for web transactions here), then the app must be considered more secure than the browser (probably because the secrets can be placed some
939.
by lmz 5y ago
The free tier is just that, a tier (not a hard limit), and will not cover any use above the tier.
940.
by lmz 5y ago
The contactless cards are logged then charged centrally. Stored value cards are charged at the gate. Central charging allows more flexibility as you have more data to work with.
941.
by lmz 5y ago
I can think of plenty of things that would "hurt the feelings of the Chinese people" and cost companies a lot of money. I hope you have the same opinion about that. (e.g. the Houston Rockets controversy https://www.busi
942.
by lmz 5y ago
There's always interbank transfers / ACH as long as they have bank accounts. It's a pain to use though.
943.
by lmz 5y ago
For #2, there are people crossing in boats https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-kent-58100694 (and I don't think there's enough will to use the Navy to stop them).
944.
by lmz 5y ago
What if you manipulate the data using SQL eg. UPDATE t SET col1 = SomeFunc(col2). That would expose you to possible type issues too.
945.
by lmz 5y ago
"Knowing enough to be dangerous" is a well known phrase for a reason.
946.
by lmz 5y ago
Wouldn't asking for all your social media identities as part of the visa application create somewhat of a chilling effect?
947.
by lmz 5y ago
What's to stop people from building an integration that requires the API keys from the self-serve access flow? e.g. in the US people are OK with giving their password to Plaid?
948.
by lmz 5y ago
They mention docx so I guess it takes the file as input (as opposed to clipboard contents for web JS editors).
949.
by lmz 5y ago
Well, it would be standardized (which removes guessing), but it would have all the same security issues once the attacker gets in and injects some wireless frames, no?
950.
by lmz 5y ago
Because anything with enough privileges to be an antivirus has enough privileges to be a virus, and the mobile OS makers err on the side of caution.
951.
by lmz 5y ago
Yup. I thought this (captive portal detection) was common knowledge? Android also does this.
952.
by lmz 5y ago
I wonder if defining a virtual table ( https://www.sqlite.org/vtab.html ) and just doing INSERT INTO t (...) SELECT ... from virtual_table would be any faster.
953.
by lmz 5y ago
What would they ransom for money? Rack and switchport assignments?
954.
by lmz 5y ago
Because what usually happens is the connection is just forgotten from the NAT table. Both sides still see it as connected but the middle box will no longer forward any packets.
955.
by lmz 5y ago
I think it's the "faking it" part that's draining.
956.
by lmz 5y ago
Less respect as a doctor or lawyer compared to a dev? Really?
957.
by lmz 5y ago
Why would it need carriers? The mainland is 200km away.
958.
by lmz 5y ago
The point is not the KYC, the point is to eliminate chargebacks.
959.
by lmz 5y ago
Yes. I am not here to impress you with my morality. I'm just saying that it's awfully convenient for the side who did so in the past and reaped all its advantages without meaningful reparation to suddenly care about some strangers
960.
by lmz 5y ago
However when a side uses such methods, and then retains its advantages while now vilifying other countries for trying to do the same while catching up it just seems a touch hypocritical / "pulling the ladder up".

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