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by panpanna 7y ago
This belongs on r/conspiracy not HN. Also, I am surprised about the hatred Bill Gates is receiving (despite spending billions of his own money on fighting Corona and other diseases). Could someone please explain why?
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by panpanna 7y ago
This will probably be the only Teenage Engineering device I can afford. I just need to find a store that carries them.
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by panpanna 7y ago
I encourage every one to read the doctors post, it has tons of interesting information in it. Here are some extracts: "Basically, if you have a bilateral pneumonia with normal to low WBC, lymphopenia, normal procalcitonin, elevated CRP
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by panpanna 7y ago
Not sure what to think of this. Any people working with real medical ventilators care to comment on this?
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by panpanna 7y ago
GitHub link in case NYT is blocked at your... home-office? https://github.com/nytimes/covid-19-data
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by panpanna 7y ago
out of curiosity, why not Teams?
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by panpanna 7y ago
Because other teleconferencing software worked just fine under the same condition.
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by panpanna 7y ago
But if you downvote anything that is not compatible with your own experience, where does that leave us? To answer your other questions: this was not the first time and there are others here expressing similar issues. Teams works reasonably
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by panpanna 7y ago
But your flawless experience does not help me. I had a horrible meeting today (not the first time, but today was particularly bad). In fact, I recorded part of it with my phone and tomorrow I Will have a chat with our IT people to ask peopl
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by panpanna 7y ago
Tried it literally 2 hours ago. Didn't work, had to switch to chrome. (Windows 10, if it matters. IIRC I had the same experience on linux)
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by panpanna 7y ago
UK cabinet is about to find out what "zoom bombing" means the hard way...
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by panpanna 7y ago
> It works really well. Does it? Asking because I just left a zoom meeting with horrible sound quality and extremely bad video quality. Why would anyone prefer that to Teams is beyond me. Edit: interesting this is _heavily_ downvoted. Ca
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by panpanna 7y ago
NetGuard is fantastic, but is there a way to automatically disable trackings sites without selecting them manually for every app? It could for example use the ublock lists for automated blocking of all known trackers.
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by panpanna 7y ago
Here you go buddy: https://euvsdisinfo.eu/the-kremlin-and-disinformation-about-...
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by panpanna 7y ago
The hackers could bypass 2FA, see my other comment. It was silently fixed by apple once the story hit the mainstream news.
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by panpanna 7y ago
The vulnerabilities that opened iCloud to these attacks were due to its iPhone integration (restoring device from backup to be more specific). It also allowed the attacker to bypass 2FA (probably in the name of user experience).
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by panpanna 7y ago
Does it matter? The data is out, and while the attack surface was not the iphone itself it was a service closely connected to it.
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by panpanna 7y ago
I think the "fragmentation" in Android land is actually helping security. It's not economical to maintain hundreds of exploits for different vendors, CPU architectures and OS and patch versions. For iOS, you need 2-3 up to da
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by panpanna 7y ago
Counterpoint: a bunch of bored teenagers hacked every single iPhone in Hollywood just to get some celebrity nudes. I don't believe in "hardened Android" either, unless it's developed and maintained by nsa or gchq.
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by panpanna 7y ago
Linux is not running millions lines of code, this is a very dishonest statement! The Linux core is very small. The millions lines are mainly drivers and support for different architecture. You can compile a minimal Linux kernel (there is ev
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by panpanna 7y ago
What the sel4 people have achieved is to separate a very small part of the OS and verify it (supposedly - there are some arguments over this). But is the entire system secure if you use sel4? Not necessarily. I fact it may be less secure
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by panpanna 7y ago
Googles Android license forbids this.
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by panpanna 7y ago
How does this compare to pinephone? https://www.pine64.org/pinephone/ I might be wrong but it feels as if that's were the mindshare is right now (maybe because they have already shipped development phones)
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by panpanna 7y ago
I would happily pay those €50 if it works as advertised. Time is money and anything that keeps me away from random dudes random ROM on XDA is a good thing.
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by panpanna 7y ago
> Last smart watch that uses Tizen is shipped in 2018. 2020
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by panpanna 7y ago
Anything is possible if you are desperate enough :) I played (and finished) the first Witcher game on a x201.
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by panpanna 7y ago
I respectfully disagree with you on all accounts :) Anyway, Lenovo care service (whatever its called) costs about $400-500 for three years and they send a technician to your place within 24 hours. We have a fleet of Macs and thinkpads and t
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by panpanna 7y ago
PCB Mills create a lot of fiber glass powder. That thing is not healthy to inhale. You can buy PCB of other materials such as compressed papper (F2?) but they are not easy to get hold off.
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by panpanna 7y ago
I would love to see some financial documents leaked from these companies. Let's say Apple pre installs Google+ on all its phones. Then I want to know how much apple got paid for this, i.e. how many cents is a users privacy worth to the
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by panpanna 7y ago
Do you guys remember when Engadget made fun of Galaxy note, claiming 5" was just too big? Remember the imore folks making thumb-reach illustrations that showed the 3.5" iPhone had the optimal size and Galaxy note was just useless?

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