matthewcford

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by matthewcford 8y ago
biovea are good
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by matthewcford 9y ago
And the sender deletes the message?
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by matthewcford 9y ago
The issue was back in the day the FB APIs were not as tightly scope controlled as they are now - you were not just giving access to your data but also of that of your friends - even if they did not.
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by matthewcford 9y ago
Zuckerberg is a few years older than I am and I compared myself to him back in the day. It's pretty easy to get depressed if you compare yourself to others. I've found that focusing on yourself and not giving a shit about what oth
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by matthewcford 9y ago
pretty sure they also use pusher
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by matthewcford 9y ago
just the taxes
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by matthewcford 9y ago
https://gmelius.com seems to block email trackers in Gmail.
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by matthewcford 9y ago
There are better ways to do search, hash keywords then you can just search the hashes
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by matthewcford 9y ago
Nice for Equifax that this happened before GDPR is enforced and they would have been fined 4 per cent of turnover.
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by matthewcford 9y ago
Reading your blood sugar levels - https://www.freestylelibre.co.uk/libre/
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by matthewcford 9y ago
Post-Brexit this will be... Britain “haemorrhaging” jobs
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by matthewcford 10y ago
> "work not related to company's business and not done on company time/equipment doesn't count" We would have similar terms but sometimes people work at home not on company equipment or within normal working hou
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by matthewcford 10y ago
> "does not contain any third-party software, including without limitation, “open source,” “copy left,” “public” or other similar code or anything derived from or based on any of the foregoing" This contract has probably been w
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by matthewcford 10y ago
> "50 million users rely on CloudRail" Some dubious claims on their website.
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by matthewcford 10y ago
This looks equally bad on the EU, that they lacked the foresight to see that phone numbers in the WhatsApp database could be matched with phone numbers in the Facebook database.
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by matthewcford 10y ago
for better sharing and groups - I prefer lastpass.
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Lessons Learned Migrating the Trade Tariff to UK Gov PaaS (Cloud Foundry)(governmentasaplatform.blog.gov.uk)
1 points by matthewcford 10y ago|0 comments
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by matthewcford 10y ago
Although the founder of Metro Bank, Vernon Hill is also the CEO of an American bank - Commerce Bancorp https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commerce_Bancorp
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by matthewcford 10y ago
The number of people who I know only voted for brexit because of his nonsense campaign over vacuum cleaners and EU regulations, quite frankly I hope they go bust.
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by matthewcford 10y ago
it doesn't seem to work on the kind of phishing attacks i've seen which use an iframe.
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by matthewcford 10y ago
watched the first three episodes - still can't sleep (its 4am).
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by matthewcford 10y ago
+1 for convox ( https://convox.com/ ) we've been using it successfully for a number of our clients - it's easy to setup and run.
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by matthewcford 10y ago
half the chess pieces go missing
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by matthewcford 10y ago
What do you think Facebook and Google are doing...
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by matthewcford 10y ago
A valid reason is a search field, on a shared system where you do not want it to autofill with past searches.
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by matthewcford 10y ago
Yup, basically killing most free apps, sad times.
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by matthewcford 11y ago
https://status.github.com/ > 06:42 GMT We're working to mitigate a DDoS attack affecting github.com performance
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by matthewcford 11y ago
Which is just a SaaS version of PrinceXML ( http://www.princexml.com/ )
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by matthewcford 11y ago
People prioritise different things, I see homeless people with smartphones. We live in an information age, and people value information.
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by matthewcford 11y ago
Having dyslexia, I would say this is rather extreme, I can't speak for everyone but reading isn't like this for most dyslexics. Usually it is a pair of letters being swapped, or numbers order reversed. They don't jump around&

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