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4y ago
You should watch the General Magic documentary and see the interviews of his former/current self
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4y ago
The reason it closed was because Twitter execs were too greedy and creators were striking against the platform until there was a path to monetization. TikTok has its own Creator Fund, there's no reason why Vine couldn't have imple
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4y ago
Side note the landing page with it's hard gradients and shadows looks like something from the late 2000s when you would buy Mac apps without the App Store
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4y ago
Also especially important that a compromised PDF is usually an easy vector point for exploiting systems. PDF Transcription: "-WASHINGTON, October 3, 2022—The FCC’s Robocall Response Team today announced first-of-their-kind Enforcement
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4y ago
When you share a video link on TikTok, it’ll append a bunch of tracking data to know who opened it and notify you. That’s not really a surprise, but what’s more sneaky is they shorten the “shared” video links into a few unique characters wi
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4y ago
Maybe it's time to add PGP public keys to resumes.
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If any of the BTC founder's blocks suddenly became active it would crash the price because most people would suspect someone found an exploit in the contract/hash or the keys were stolen.
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4y ago
I think they mean the total price shown on the search result page and the final reservation page are different.
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4y ago
I would love to see a COE/postmortem on how this script was allowed to delete customer data, seems like a lot of things had to go wrong for this to happen at a larger company.
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5y ago
What terminal font are you using in that screenshot?
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5y ago
I strongly recommend watching "Dave's Garage" on YouTube. He gives a pretty interesting insight in how code was built and easter eggs were added in his Windows NT days. He's also the same MSFT employee who created the ta
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5y ago
I think the old school design (Verdana font, simple UI) of HN makes it feel "warm" to me, reminiscent of the older days when internet communities were a lot smaller. I hope it never tries to redesign itself like Reddit did.
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5y ago
>Also, I'm not sure how well-received someone walking down this street with a bunch of phones in a wagon would be. Is there any way you could just have a single laptop running hundreds of Android simulators? You could just fake the
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It wouldn’t make much sense for Russia to show their cards and use modern war tech on Ukraine, a country with a (relatively) primitive military. They’re barely even using fighter jets.
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You could probably emulate a CD driver using the WAV files from your server.
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5y ago
There's no such thing as a bad advertisement, just one people remember and talk about and one people forget.
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5y ago
Do you have any recommendations for finding capable lawyers with cryptocurrency expertise (and not just using them as buzzwords)?
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5y ago
Strange Parts?
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5y ago
Zuckerberg holds around 60% of control*, see https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1326801/000132680118... at page 38
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>In most companies the board would have required the resignation of the CEO after the historically bad results yesterday That's a strong claim. The stock only dropped 25%, other tech company stocks have dropped as much as 50% in the
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The year is 2025, Google et al. are now conducting technical on-site interviews purely with AI tools and no human bias behind the camera (aside from GPT-3's quirky emotions). The interview starts with a LC hard, you're given 20 mi
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5y ago
No, the SSIDs are used to assist the GPS on where the user is located. Likewise, the data is used to triangulate a user in a specific business/location without needing access to GPS (some more nefarious uses: user is connected to "
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Maybe someone should build a portable (FCC compliant?) device to put in your car that spoofs and rotates a bunch of 2.4/5Ghz SSIDs periodically to "trick" apps that mine wifi data with GPS location. Bonus points for bogus nam
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5y ago
The headphones would probably weigh a ton and only last 1-2 hours from the heavy ni-cad batteries of the 90s.
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Just an FYI you may want to double check the laws in your state and company rules on personally recording meetings.
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I imagine blue-bubble FOMO is more popular within the US because most younger Americans use text messaging instead of WhatsApp/Telegram like you would find in Europe or South America (aside from occasional group chats or college teamwo
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5y ago
I feel the same with Helvetica and NYC subway signs.
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5y ago
It’s funny how Google’s automated system will flag a small video like yours but I see tons of crypto scams on SpaceX imposter live feeds with thousands of viewers
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5y ago
The obvious answer why Twitter hasn’t banned bots is to help keep their DAU metrics up
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5y ago
This is engineer speak for "we dropped it"
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