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by parent5446 10y ago
Direct link to Google's post: https://blog.google/products/maps/new-year-new-look-ride-ser...
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by parent5446 10y ago
It still lets you see the Lyft price in the app.
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by parent5446 10y ago
I'm very curious as to what extent it is "partially deblob"ed, and also how much it is "reducing its ability to interface with the system". It sounds very much like this is a partial fix, which of course is better t
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by parent5446 10y ago
Yes of course, for all of those times when your webserver should decide the Content-Type header instead of the application serving the content. /s Seriously, though, for headers like CSP, where the value is dependent on application log
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by parent5446 10y ago
Why don't you just use normal Hangouts? G Suite isn't required.
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by parent5446 10y ago
Praise the GNU overlords, the day has finally come!
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by parent5446 10y ago
Ah, thanks for the quick explanation.
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by parent5446 10y ago
What's the point? Why not do it the other way around and put everything in /bin? It almost feels like /usr is the new root.
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by parent5446 10y ago
Is there an advantage this provides over just using DNSCrypt?
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by parent5446 10y ago
Indeed, but the real fix would be a voting method that has defenses against it, as opposed to the electoral college, which is a lot easier to affect than more advanced systems that have been developed in more recent years.
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by parent5446 10y ago
That may be true, but I'd argue there's also a difference between whether somebody should get something, and whether it's a shame that they didn't. In this case, maybe he should have gotten something, but the fact that h
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by parent5446 10y ago
Doing work for somebody does not automatically grant you the right to compensation. He did this on his own accord, without petition from Google. Google has no obligation to pay him at all. The reason bug bounties exist is to reward hackers
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by parent5446 10y ago
OK, and none of that is significantly complicated to discover, nor is the vulnerability particularly severe. I don't see any reason for why he should receive compensation for this, especially considering bug bounties are already at the
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by parent5446 10y ago
Reading a bounce email is not exactly award-worthy pentesting.
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by parent5446 10y ago
Only two years for the latter.
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by parent5446 10y ago
Because I've received Content ID notices before. The wording is very different. First you "dispute" the Content ID notice, and then the appeal is rejected, and it gives you a separate form to send a "counter-notice"
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by parent5446 10y ago
If it was only ContentID and not DMCA-related at all, then there would be no counter-notice.
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by parent5446 10y ago
Not sure how that article is relevant. As I just said, you can submit a counter-notice. Sure the ContentID system might have flaws, but (as the article says) you can still dispute it.
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by parent5446 10y ago
In this case the article clearly says the uploader can submit a counter-notice to reinstate the video, so it sounds exactly like a standard DMCA notice to me.
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by parent5446 10y ago
Agreed. This is definitely not a clickbait title. An article title doesn't have to recap the entire contents; it should be a hook to get the reader interested. Clickbait is something more than that.
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by parent5446 10y ago
I know if I was in traffic I would react a lot differently, but as a bystander that's hilarious.
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by parent5446 10y ago
Maybe Hugo has improved, but when I switched our static website from Jekyll over to Hugo, there was a lot to be wished for. One of the problems is that it's not easy to integrate Hugo into any other build process. For better or worse,
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by parent5446 10y ago
Are you not familiar with the free software movement? There's a reason the project is called libreboot.
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by parent5446 10y ago
Not him, but yes. I know it's blunt, but if having children runs you down to the point where you are performing very poorly during your full-time job, do not be surprised if you are asked to take unpaid time off. You are still getting
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by parent5446 10y ago
I don't know if I necessarily agree with the article's conclusion that self-driving needs to become the rule. Sure, if all cars were self-driving, this accident would not have happened, and that's the dream. But if the Google
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by parent5446 10y ago
It's one of those explanations so ridiculous it's either blatantly false or it just has to be true.
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by parent5446 10y ago
Why would de Volkskrant have the legal ability to grant them permission to redistribute somebody else's code?
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by parent5446 10y ago
He's arguing it isn't more effort than it needs to be, and that carefully reading and evaluating questions about your operating system usage are standard when selection an OS.
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by parent5446 10y ago
Follow-up: I contacted them, and they added the attribution, so all is well!
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by parent5446 10y ago
This is just a minor annoyance, but the header image of this article, which has been used in other articles [0], is CC-BY 2.0 licensed [1], and yet is not attributed to the original author at all. (Perhaps even more interesting is that it l

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