malka

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481.
by malka 10y ago
Each user would get its own private key that could only be used on its own device. It could not be used to sign software for someone else device
482.
by malka 10y ago
You could use it to load an image abd inspect how it behaves maybe ?
483.
by malka 10y ago
would be interesting if there was no need for an OSX device.
484.
by malka 10y ago
Either this options has become very well hidden, either it has totally disapeared. Either way, I cannot find it.
485.
by malka 10y ago
> I would however suggest that they are not too big to fail. Nothing is. Ultimately, everything fails.
486.
by malka 10y ago
> Do we really need to keep widening the gap between the haves and have-nots? The cynical and nihilistic me says 'yes'. Let's push it to see at what point it crumbles.
487.
by malka 10y ago
This. If tomorrow Google goes truly crazy with the tracking in chrome, this lower the cost of switching for the end user
488.
by malka 10y ago
Usually there is a lire in the eula for this purpose. I have no idea how this would plan in front of à judge though
489.
by malka 10y ago
Or it's on purpose. This way you can sell training courses and each user is locked on it's cad implementation due to the cost of retraining on another tool
490.
by malka 10y ago
won't work. Netflix does not simply blocks IP, I'm pretty sure they detect behavior from account, and then locks them when the behavior looks like a VPN user (country hopping, etc.)
491.
by malka 10y ago
On mobile so i cannot réelle élaborate but Google for 'onlyOffice'. The company I work for dévelops à sync server / web app that uses it for online collaborative édition
492.
by malka 11y ago
Because a machine is playing, so as with any computer code, you have to formalise everything and leave nothing implicit.
493.
by malka 11y ago
Plex could develop their product to fill this market imo
494.
by malka 11y ago
No. YOu have to compare that number to how much you could get for that exploit on the black market. 15K seems cheap for a critical bug on a major platform.
495.
by malka 11y ago
might be a legal issue.
496.
by malka 11y ago
weird. I cant find this thread on any page of HN.
497.
by malka 11y ago
oh yes very true. Had not thougth of that.
498.
by malka 11y ago
I can see it happenning for weed though.
499.
by malka 11y ago
One could use a single certificate that is valid for all domain on the server
500.
by malka 11y ago
> I agree that mimicking feeling behavior isn't the same as having feelings The problem is that, as an external observer, you can only observe behavior. A machine retracts its arm due to its sensor sensing a pressure. How do you kno
501.
by malka 11y ago
depends on your public. If you target young males (video game for instance), you can expect ~30% block IIRC.
502.
by malka 11y ago
Fear as always been a great motivational tool. I'm pretty sure in Rome, they told thing like "if xxx happens, barbarians will be at the door of Rome"
503.
by malka 11y ago
by proposing paid hosting and support for companies that don't want the burden to manage it themselves ? There could be some additional features with the paid version also
504.
by malka 11y ago
this. IF you cheat, you might as well take the easiest path of all :D
505.
by malka 11y ago
The argument "the cops planted the evidence" usually does not go well by the judges, unless you have very very strong evidence that tamper DID occur.
506.
by malka 11y ago
I think collective (or genetic) memory is too huge of an advantage to not exist in many species. I remember reading a paper about genetic memory in mices.
507.
by malka 11y ago
Given the Aaron Swartz case, I would say yes.
508.
by malka 11y ago
It was. Then suboxone, methadone, etc. I can't wait to see the latest fad.
509.
by malka 11y ago
another effect of private browsing is that, by default on Chrome, extensions are disabled. Therefore it is possible they suffer less from ad blocking than the rest of the industry.
510.
by malka 11y ago
This is a really good explanation. Thanks you.

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