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by nuker 6y ago
> Apple have recently ramped up their hostility towards the developers that make iOS the desirable platform it is. Consumers and developers have very different interests. Article is written by a consumer, but the reasons above apply to d
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by nuker 6y ago
> illustrates how Apple markets their castle’s defenses as protecting the castle residents when in reality it’s about controlling all that goes on inside the castle. .. which ensures best in the market protection of the castle residents,
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by nuker 6y ago
If you disable loading remote images/content in your email client, spam dies off eventually. Without read receipts address gets marked as dead.
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by nuker 6y ago
cromwellian > "But what really bothers me is people making uninformed comments. Rather than knee jerk trigger anytime any browser API is changed without fully reading the spec and then actually pointing out any weaknesses, we get th
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by nuker 6y ago
There is a comment on this by Martin Thomson, Mozilla Distinguished Engineer, member of Internet Architecture Board: "But my initial assessment is that the protections described in the spec are inadequate and I am of the opinion that t
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by nuker 6y ago
> I tried really hard to move to protonmail and detach from a Google ecosystem, but really struggled to import my existing emails ... The apps don't seem to behave well on MacOS either, I moved my emails and docs to iCloud, native a
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by nuker 6y ago
It won't work on iPhones, which means no one will use it, I hope.
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by nuker 6y ago
You're right. I dont recall any EU country offering asylum. > When dealing with the US, none of them will take the high road I think main pressure point is financial system. EU banks just cannot function without US say so.
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by nuker 6y ago
Nope. All of EU were decent on this, except Sweden, which was on and off and on.
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by nuker 6y ago
> rot at the heart of western governments Lets name names. US and UK the lap dog.
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by nuker 6y ago
Amazon WorkDocs and WorkMail
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by nuker 6y ago
> Apple’s Safari will never effectively stop Facebook’s sneaky spyops as Facebook is a core partner for Apple’s richest platform Safari was the first browser to cripple 3rd party cookies with ITP.
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by nuker 6y ago
If iOS Safari does not play ball, we are safe.
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by nuker 6y ago
What about voters' devices? Jessies WinXP, never updated, full of malware?
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by nuker 6y ago
Whats at stake. If bank hacked, bank/insurance cover losses. If presidential vote hacked, no one covers campaign costs, new election, and total chaos that ensued. And what if the hack was not detected? It has to be something based on
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by nuker 6y ago
This thing, when it works, will make Musk's reusable sticks look ancient tech. And looks like they have no blockers, just slow but steady progress.
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Sabre (Rocket Engine)(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by nuker 6y ago|1 comments
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Why experts are overwhelmingly skeptical of online voting(arstechnica.com)
16 points by nuker 6y ago|15 comments
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by nuker 6y ago
Be nice to your Dad and buy him a macbook or Mac Mini
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by nuker 6y ago
KeepassXC is the kind that can not leak, giving passwords to third party is insane.
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by nuker 6y ago
> Here’s what non-evil thing to do with this information You do remember that Google is an Ad company, and information is the product, right?
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by nuker 6y ago
> I ignore it because I know the other option is living offline and maybe off grid. Better option is using simple privacy tools. VPN, incognito browsing, vetting apps and permissions and avoid Google services.
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by nuker 6y ago
> If the records exist, and you're not guilty of the crime, hope exists that you could be cleared. But if no records exist, you will not be a suspect in the first place.
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by nuker 6y ago
Well, I win with current version of Apple store policies. Different people have different priorities.
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by nuker 6y ago
> Apple's app store is like running a Mall where Apple rents store Apple's app store is the store , not a mall, 100% build, owned and operated by Apple. Developers are goods suppliers, like milk to Wallmart. Want a better deal
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by nuker 6y ago
> Look at other markets Other markets are very price sensitive, there is no new iPhone choice below $100. Where people do have a choice, point stands, many choose iPhone and pay premium. UK 45%, Australia 40%, Germany 30%.
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by nuker 6y ago
Why then he bought it in the first place?
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by nuker 6y ago
People are buying it today , a lot are first time users, without legacy data.
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by nuker 6y ago
> if Apple bends if will be good for the users in the long run. Im a user, and it will be very bad for my security and privacy of my data.
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by nuker 6y ago
I think you may get better answers after she buys it.

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