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by oauea 5y ago
> 3-4 byte unicode characters will not work That's a tad too simple
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by oauea 5y ago
Connecting to your headphones requires bluetooth. Getting access to bluetooth means you can scan for nearby bluetooth devices. This may leak your location if identifiable bluetooth beacons are nearby. Hence, you need location access. iOS is
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by oauea 5y ago
Yes you can. Just look at the laws surrounding your local utility companies.
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by oauea 5y ago
> who wants to use their own IP ranges to relay potential spam to former users In your example, anyone who wants to legally run an email hosting business.
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by oauea 5y ago
Are you volunteering to call my grandma and walk her through setting that up? Are you also going to pay the yearly domain fees? No? The legal framework needs some work.
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by oauea 5y ago
> a bodycam I'm sorry, are you serious or is this a joke?
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by oauea 5y ago
So you distribute rootkits to make money. Sounds unethical.
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by oauea 5y ago
What driver? It's self driving. Companies putting machines on the road that murder innocent children will surely be held liable.
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by oauea 5y ago
> because the convention is to use a registry for packages You can already pull your dependencies from arbitrary URLs, they just have to be tarred up first and go through npm: https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v8/confi
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by oauea 5y ago
Please explain why you think that, because it seems completely unrelated and off-topic.
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by oauea 5y ago
and who's going to be responsible when that car drives full speed into a mother and her 3 kids?
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by oauea 5y ago
It can't. There's not much more to say, even with the current anticheat it's no way to be certain a real human being clicked a real mouse. As the other comment shows, you can start adding more and more invasive monitoring sol
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by oauea 5y ago
Never trust the client. Trying to install a rootkit on your users' computers won't change the reality of client-server security.
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by oauea 5y ago
If you pay you do have support and they do not analyze your email.
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by oauea 5y ago
Another case of apple ignoring standards in favor of their own preferences.
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by oauea 5y ago
Hire more people to skim through them? They could afford to spend 100m on an exclusivity contract.
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by oauea 5y ago
We do use a lot of three letter acronyms, but are trying to curb it because it's confusing for new people.
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by oauea 5y ago
How would you feel if they published a remastered song with an ad right in the middle?
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by oauea 5y ago
All uploads should be checked by someone working at Spotify for compliance with their ToS, which should include not allowing ads.
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by oauea 5y ago
> Tangent, but using the DMV as a horror-cliche anchor is very state-specific. And very America-focused. Never had any issues at all with our local equivalent.
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by oauea 5y ago
No key needed, else you'd need one for viewing the content too.
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by oauea 5y ago
Scroll down past the files to the readme. It's not unusual for github links to be posted on HN.
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by oauea 5y ago
> he'd start by asking what was bothering them lack of money
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by oauea 5y ago
Never signed anything.
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by oauea 5y ago
Good luck with that. Any links to stories of people who have successfully done that?
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by oauea 5y ago
Masks exist to reduce spread. You're the one who has to wear them for it to be effective at reducing spread.
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by oauea 5y ago
High quality torrents exist? I could download this right now: BD66 / m2ts / Blu-ray / 2160p / Scene / Dolby Atmos / Dolby Vision / HDR10. It's a 64GB file.
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by oauea 5y ago
Just don't use folders.
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by oauea 5y ago
Must be nice being a healthy individual who doesn't care about spreading covid to less healthy people.
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by oauea 5y ago
Companies consist of their employees, who have to live somewhere.

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