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8y ago
It basically has a mid-range smartphone inside. Don't expect the games on this to look anywhere near as good as PC VR games.
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8y ago
And/or put more of his money into Signal to right his wrong. https://signal.org/blog/signal-foundation/
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8y ago
Every time you see a news post about a tech company "partnering" with a Chinese company, you should be thinking they were forced to do that. This has been going on for many years, but it became much more of a "rule" in
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8y ago
https://archive.fo/q3bG5
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8y ago
Comments that say "this is not a surprise" have a strong subtext of "I told you so" and "I knew this all along, but you didn't", whether the author realizes it or not. They're usually made so the auth
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mtgx
8y ago
It's becoming clear that Chrome has reached dangerous market share levels, in part due to how good it's been but in part also by being pre-installed on 1.5 billion Android devices. It's time to make a conscious choice and
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mtgx
8y ago
> when there is true merit I wouldn't use those words. I would replace that with "when the backlash is large enough" Also I read several comments in that thread about how all of that feedback was pointless because the &quo
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mtgx
8y ago
You can toggle security.webauth.u2f to true in about:config on Firefox.
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mtgx
8y ago
More importantly, who will be paying when your car will inevitably be hacked via that LTE connection?
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mtgx
8y ago
Sounds like the US needs better antitrust/consumer laws.
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mtgx
8y ago
Google's new mantra: "Whatever it takes to make an extra buck."
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8y ago
If that works, then it should work to have a different Android profile or use an environment isolation app such as Island or Google's Test DPC. I think there's another new one in the F-Droid store, too, now.
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8y ago
I'd be more concerned about general reliability. How long will these last? Because I think they should last at a minimum 10 years. If you only use one for an account, and it breaks on you, you're screwed. So I would use at least 2
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8y ago
I'd rather they support X25519 and X448 anyway.
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8y ago
ITER always gets more coverage of non-news about the project because it has had a lot more years to get good at that (getting the word out, not making fusion, that is). We'll probably get 3 different other projects to reach fusion befo
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mtgx
8y ago
I think the only thing that's missing is allowing the containers to sync with Firefox Sync with a client-side passphrase. I don't want to lose all of that "work" I've put into carefully separating websites into thei
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8y ago
I think it was also more advertisers switching to facebook and new ones giving fb ads a try first and not even considering Google ads (btw the rebranding from Google adworfs is another sign that Google is losing new advertisers to FB and ye
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8y ago
That was also my argument against all the "hacks" people posted online against Windows 10 tracking. Most of them were short-lived because Microsoft had an incentive to stop them from being used in the next update of Windows.
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8y ago
Congressional hearings seem to almost always be a farce. How can you hold hearings on a new law and not involve the public? Isn't that what's supposed to happen in a democratic country? https://www.eff.org/deepli
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8y ago
This might help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0C6zoIgraWs
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8y ago
This is such a broken market. This sort of money should normally be going into re-investing in domestic infrastructure, continuing to offer improved services and customer support to customers, and so on. Instead, because there's no r
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8y ago
In a proper democracy false advertising is or should be illegal.
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8y ago
And that is part of the reason why Microsoft has been hated/less trusted than Google for so long (and still is). Google is making a very big mistake ruining this image and supposedly core principles with the actions it's been taki
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8y ago
Google's new internal motto must now be: "Be more evil."
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8y ago
> Deliveroo was in financing talks last year with SoftBank Group Corp., one of Uber’s major investors. The negotiations abruptly ended after SoftBank concentrated on backing Uber. So Deliveroo wanted a loan, but Uber convinced Softbank t
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mtgx
8y ago
As always with open source projects, it might be a good idea to move it away from GitHub?
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8y ago
Which unfortunately many companies don't comply with. See: http://gdprhallofshame.com/ Hopefully we'll start seeing a wave of enforcement actions against these companies soon, too.
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8y ago
So something has changed then?
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8y ago
We'll need a way to get the vitamins and minerals that we currently get from animal meat, too. And people are already skeptical of pill vitamins (which is likely what will be included with these new type of non-meat foods to make them
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8y ago
The AI would still have to make use of the data that is given to it. The prosecutors hid that data. Are you saying the AI should spy on prosecutors, too?
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