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nsgi
9y ago
Cigarettes are probably the best example, they look a lot more people than cars.
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nsgi
9y ago
Not sure what rail services are like where you live, but in the UK it's about 50/50 whether it is faster to travel between major cities by car or by train. Trains can go faster but this is often counterbalanced by needing to slow
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nsgi
9y ago
If the website is using Let's Encrypt then any subdomains using it will be in certificate transparency logs anyway (until it supports wildcard certificates).
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9y ago
The user has no realistic way to determine whether a certificate change is legitimate or due to a man-in-the-middle, even if they are technical, unless they are told out-of-band. Normal users are likely to just click through any warnings, b
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nsgi
9y ago
The site is down, but if it just requires an email address and password then I wouldn't class that as personal information. It's easy to create a throwaway.
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9y ago
The information is based on the Stack Overflow developer survey.
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9y ago
If they are the same sex then... quite a few
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Keep Your Identity Small (2009)
(paulgraham.com)
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nsgi
9y ago
Have you ever called the grocer's phone number? Maybe it's linked to his account.
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nsgi
9y ago
Fully autonomous cars that don't require a driver are decades away, Uber may not have that much time. When they do arrive there's sure to be a lot of competition in that space.
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9y ago
Even Alexa 1k could be quite sensitive, for example there are many porn sites in that list.
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Machines Taught by Photos Learn a Sexist View of Women
(wired.com)
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nsgi
9y ago
Certificate pinning won't stop that either. Most browsers e.g. Chrome ignore pinning rules if the certificate is installed on the device by the user (or their employer).
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nsgi
9y ago
Not a hugely reliable source, but this article suggests that most teachers are women in urban areas: http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report-teachers-day-women-teac...
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9y ago
Unfortunately the cycle lanes in Amsterdam are also used by scooters which often illegally go much faster than bikes and emit more carbon monoxide than cars.
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Sutton's law
(en.wikipedia.org)
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9y ago
Unfortunately that would be practically difficult with Chrome only allowing extensions downloaded from the Chrome Web Store.
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nsgi
9y ago
Even if there's no difference, what's wrong with creating something that already exists? More competition in any space can only be a good thing.
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9y ago
That's what I thought. I would expect that couples with grown up kids are the most happy with their free time because in the past they had so little of it.
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9y ago
A lot of politicians are close friends. Some are even married to eachother. How is it practical to stop them discussing politics privately?
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9y ago
I doubt that a significant number of people wouldn't be able to name the current president. The problem is that anything more complex than that is prone to bias.
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9y ago
Mozilla has a bug bounty.
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nsgi
9y ago
As discussed in the article, this is still potentially insecure when using shared hosting.
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9y ago
> They've even openly welcomed LGBTQ members for some time now [1]. It would be pretty shocking if they didn't in this day and age.
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Why a Toaster Is a Design Triumph
(theatlantic.com)
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There are also many sites that are highly successful and use 2MB of javascript. I'm not sure what this proves, except that when an app is useful users won't be put off by the technology or even user experience.
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9y ago
Also because when you have an 8GB phone, there are only so many 50-500mb apps you can install, given the space already taken up by personal files and compulsory Android apps. I prefer web apps because when I go to a bar and want to order fr
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9y ago
How does 2x40min add up to three hours?
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I think the aim is to avoid people hurting themselves rather than simulating it.
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9y ago
Depends whether the redesign was actually necessary. Websites and software UIs are often redesigned simply because the powers that be are bored with the existing design (through familiarity). The users either don't use the site enough
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