lreeves

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by lreeves 8y ago
It is remarkable that anybody building an application with the stated purpose of securing someone's privacy would launch with this permission.
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by lreeves 8y ago
So you're trying to train people to accept microphone access for apps that don't need it on the off-chance a user submits a bug report with a voice memo? I strongly recommend for the entire security ecosystem of mobile users that
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by lreeves 8y ago
Doesn't appear to be the case anymore.
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by lreeves 8y ago
>If FFXI's leveling wasn't so group focused and slow, I'd probably love that system above anyone else: I do like the idea of needing to level various classes, but I'd prefer it be all on one character instead of 12 or
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by lreeves 8y ago
I'm on the previous version, 1803, and the functionality in question certainly works.
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by lreeves 8y ago
The documentation for the Windows client (1) almost seems like a joke. In the screenshots the text gets cut off in the UI, there's sentences that say "don't use this versioning feature we're about to talk about" and
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by lreeves 8y ago
That's not really accurate though. Only in a perfect, unhackable world would you not have to trust anyone. People have their local wallets attacked and stolen through an incredibly diverse set of attacks, people fell for "mental w
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by lreeves 9y ago
Sour Grapes I believe.
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by lreeves 9y ago
I was just thinking that! Google Earth VR just had a recent update enabling streetview and it's an absolutely fantastic experience.
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by lreeves 9y ago
OVMF is what QEMU uses for it's virtual guest UEFI to facilitate PCI passthrough, you don't have to flash your physical motherboard or anything.
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by lreeves 9y ago
Oh please. This event also had Faith Goldy as a panelist who was recently fired from Rebel Media. She constantly talks about the "JQ" which I disturbingly learned stands for the Jewish Question. There is no obligation whatsoever f
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by lreeves 9y ago
I believe you need to add the .json extension in your Karabiner URL for this to work - once I did that locally I finally have my hyper key back! Thanks!
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by lreeves 10y ago
I found the same thing but would also recommend checking out Aurora, one of his later books; he's definitely less dry when it's a self-contained story.
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by lreeves 10y ago
Unfortunately I've just been a third party in both situations and the people urged did not complain :-(
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by lreeves 10y ago
I would hope the entities purchasing the credit reports (landlords, employers, whomever) would care about their accuracy but usually this doesn't seem to be the case. From what I've seen any false negatives around bad credit just
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by lreeves 10y ago
Can you elaborate on your point about government force? My understanding was that Moodys and S&P aggregated poorly rated mortgages and then gave arbitrarily high ratings as a whole. This of course created perverse incentives to sell mor
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Yes, There Have Been Aliens(nytimes.com)
3 points by lreeves 10y ago|0 comments
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My time with Rails is up
716 points by lreeves 10y ago|438 comments
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We finally did something about [Ember on] Android Performance(eviltrout.com)
45 points by lreeves 11y ago|7 comments
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by lreeves 11y ago
Monitoring in an enterprise environment (for browsing) works on a network level; even SSL sites are monitored by on-the-fly certificates that are trusted by the users machine. There's no need to persist history to disk for an IT team t
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by lreeves 11y ago
It only took him 15 years to stop calling himself "Doctor Derek Smart" - good for him!
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Reducing WatchKit Traffic with View Models(techblog.thescore.com)
3 points by lreeves 11y ago|0 comments
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The case of the “Page can’t be displayed” intermittent selenium test(engineering.imvu.com)
2 points by lreeves 12y ago|0 comments
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The bad side of systemd: two recent systemd failures(utcc.utoronto.ca)
121 points by lreeves 12y ago|119 comments
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Are Your Cache-Control Directives Doing What They Are Supposed to Do?(techblog.thescore.com)
3 points by lreeves 12y ago|0 comments
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by lreeves 12y ago
The one I've seen talked about the most is the Dell 28 Ultra HD 4K (1) and it is indeed 30HZ. 1 - http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&c... .
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Background Processing: Use Einhorn to Spawn and Manage Worker Processes(techblog.thescore.com)
2 points by lreeves 12y ago|0 comments
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Apple releases iOS 8.0.2(tuaw.com)
2 points by lreeves 12y ago|0 comments
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by lreeves 12y ago
mitmproxy, it's fantastic.
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by lreeves 12y ago
I've read so many terrible budget spreadsheets that I first I assumed it was all in thousands. Nice work on keeping the costs down!

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