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541.
by nacs 9y ago
JSX combines HTML and JS so this recommendation is basically telling you to use double-quotes for HTML and single-quotes for JS which doesn't seem all that crazy.
542.
by nacs 9y ago
> my contacts with their server to "find my friends" when I never consented. I installed Signal a few days ago for the first time and there was definitely a prompt, with an easy way to skip it, before it did the find my friends
543.
by nacs 9y ago
There were probably even longer timespans involved in planning and getting it approved by everyone.
544.
by nacs 9y ago
> people should just treat Linux as if it lacks secure process isolation entirely Can you state what OS/software you believe has secure process isolation? Would one of the BSDs have it or would I have to use some OS that's more
545.
by nacs 9y ago
And just as anecdotally, we've had all of our engineers upgrade to High Sierra and there haven't been any issues day to day.
546.
by nacs 9y ago
I'd assume `ffmpeg` is doing most of the heavy lifting and possibly some imagemagick/graficsmagick.
547.
by nacs 9y ago
Would it be possible for the NTP server to detect what type of device/OS is sending the request and block it (ie: could au/nz.pool.ntp.org servers block all TP-Link requests to teach them a lesson)? If they can't do that mayb
548.
by nacs 9y ago
How are "hidden" cameras defined? There's a lot of devices including smartphones that have tiny, almost invisible-to-the-naked-eye pin-hole cameras. Do those count? If I want to have a hidden cam to watch my birdfeeder, is th
549.
by nacs 9y ago
His code is running on the vast majority of PCs produced, thats something to gloat over regardless of whether he agrees with the usage or not.
550.
by nacs 9y ago
So what you're saying is Google's free "pricing" is better? In terms of paid usage, I believe AWS still has the better pricing and aggressively cuts prices for existing offerings. I personally have seen S3 prices drop mu
551.
by nacs 9y ago
Most large retailers already do this and have been doing so for a while (pretty much all grocery stores and chain retailers) and you most likely never "opted-in" to those either.
552.
by nacs 9y ago
There's a simplified how-to with photos of what it would look like: http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-play-Little-Wars-by-H...
553.
by nacs 9y ago
iOS has a bunch of apps that do ad-blocking in the App store. It works well in Safari.
554.
by nacs 9y ago
It looks like Amazon SES itself supports personalized emails as another person ITT mentions: https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2017/10/amazon-se... https://docs.aws.amazon.com/se
555.
by nacs 9y ago
Yep. Or any app that runs on your phone that makes even 1 outgoing API request can get all of this info.
556.
by nacs 9y ago
Holy cow. This is scary. With T-Mobile USA, the 2nd link correctly identified my phone number. In the 2nd link though: name, current address, email address, phone number, how long I've had the account, when it renews, who my previous c
557.
by nacs 9y ago
Is this an iOS 11 feature? I don't remember seeing this.
558.
by nacs 9y ago
I'm sure they got some kind of official API since this seems to be a partnership between openAI and Valve. Blizzard's Starcraft did the same thing for their recently announced AI project where Starcraft 2 got an API for the AI dev
559.
by nacs 9y ago
Looks like its also being hosted on Twitch.tv in addition to Youtube: https://www.twitch.tv/dota2ti
560.
by nacs 9y ago
Note it says "alt-right", not "right wing". The alt-right is a thinly veiled label for a hate/white-supremacy group.
561.
by nacs 9y ago
Surprising (or maybe not so surprising) what kind of Youtuber he went to: > Damore made the comments in his first major interview since being fired, to alt-right YouTube personality Stefan Molyneux.
562.
by nacs 9y ago
It's OSS: https://github.com/antonym/netboot.xyz Run it on your own server and point it at that if you have trust issues.
563.
by nacs 9y ago
> say nothing and hang up after 3 seconds. The "say nothing" is the important part here I think. Most robocall systems would wait for some kind of voice before starting their spam and that's the point where they probably m
564.
by nacs 9y ago
It was probably all "pure" Objective-C development then someone decided to cut dev costs by bringing in some huge monolithic library that does everything from which they use 5% of the APIs.
565.
by nacs 9y ago
Twitter seems to allow PNGs so might as well use that instead and not run into JPEG compression issues.
566.
by nacs 9y ago
Not mine but the Github page has a replay that scores 30 points: 𤇃𢊻𤄻嶜𤄋𤇁𡊻𤄛𤆬𠲻𤆻𠆜𢮻𤆻ꊌ𢪻𤆻邌𤆻𤊻𤅋𤲥𣾻𤄋𥆸𣊻𤅛ꊌ𤆻𤆱炼綻𤋅𤅴薹𣪻𣊻𣽻𤇆𤚢𣺻赈𤇣綹𤻈𤇣𤾺𤇃悺𢦻𤂻𤅠㢹𣾻𤄛𤆓𤦹𤊻𤄰炜傼𤞻𢊻𣲻𣺻ꉌ邹𡊻𣹫𤅋𤇅𣾻𤇄𓎜𠚻𤊻𢊻𤉛𤅫𤂑𤃃𡉌𤵛𣹛𤁐𢉋𡉻𡡫𤇠𠞗𤇡𡊄𡒌…
567.
by nacs 10y ago
And as soon as that starts becoming common, programmers will implement workarounds that avoid AI detection.
568.
by nacs 10y ago
Well Stripe is handling payments for other companies so any unserved/blocked request could cost their clients literal money/customers. Also their customers could suddenly get an influx of orders/customers following things lik
569.
by nacs 10y ago
> (Chromium), and forms the basis of several competitors to Chrome Chromium was based on Webkit which actually came from Apple (and who forked it from KHTML from the KDE project). It's not Chromium that's the "basis"
570.
by nacs 10y ago
It appears all the languages' code is encoded in the `code_gen.rb` file: https://github.com/mame/quine-relay/blob/master/src/code-gen... < VB https://github.com/mame/qui

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