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pixxel
6y ago
Sadly yes.
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pixxel
6y ago
Looked up to see who owns Volvo, just out of interest. Ford purchased in 1999 and sold to a Chinese firm in 2010.
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pixxel
6y ago
I come to HN to get away from politics. It’s tiring.
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pixxel
6y ago
Go do this on twitter/reddit.
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pixxel
6y ago
Yes maybe. I got to go with the maybe.
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pixxel
6y ago
> I never understood why people working in tech would ever trust a VPN service? It’s not that I trust them but I’d rather some random company across the world has my jerk off logs rather than my ISP who hands my habits to my government
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pixxel
6y ago
Anyone else reading this with great skepticism?
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pixxel
6y ago
> given the security incident we discovered yesterday We discovered. Heh.
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pixxel
6y ago
Come on.
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pixxel
6y ago
Interesting! Many thanks for the info/video.
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pixxel
6y ago
I should have closed the tab when I saw the boast of Facebook/Google/Microsoft logos and the words "trusted by". But I thought I'd join the waiting list to see the product in action. So I give my email, I'm the
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pixxel
6y ago
> Technological developments (e.g. this year, one of the teams has a steering wheel they pull toward/push away themselves to change the geometry of the front wheels) I’ve fallen out of love with F1 over recent years. Could you kindl
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pixxel
6y ago
Oof, that’s not a pretty read for DDG. So now what!? Often I look at people around me who are blissfully unaware of data mining etc. and feel envious. It’s tiring.
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pixxel
6y ago
It has been reinstated, as per the youtuber’s comment. I couldn’t listen to the video so I can’t comment on the reason.
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pixxel
6y ago
“You're using an incompatible browser.“ Don’t put this on users. I’m using latest iOS Firefox, not Netscape 4.0
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pixxel
6y ago
Couldn’t agree more. Often I see people wishing for Mozilla to add more services. Please just do one complicated thing really well, Mozilla! I guess all these additional services help lure more users to Firefox, so there’s that. Maybe Mozil
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pixxel
6y ago
So they can test/ramp up infrastructure rather than open the service up to 8 billion potential customers, and not upset existing customer base.
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pixxel
6y ago
Many thanks!! Appreciate you.
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pixxel
6y ago
:) BTW, 2 hours ago I recevied the initial email from Satellite to add ETH to my wallet. I clicked the link and confirmed. The message said it would be a few minutes until I receive ETH (I forget the exact message). Is a few hours to be exp
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pixxel
6y ago
What's the identity/signatures you mentioned for Satellite? It doesn't require an email address, for example, so what's associating an account to the actual real life me. Genuine question.
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pixxel
6y ago
Many thanks for the info. Love the site design/build BTW. May I suggest advising mobile users to use a desktop to sign up, if you are going to continue to hide the sign up from mobile users. The barrier to entry is high enough with the
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pixxel
6y ago
Desktop. I couldn't see how to sign up on mobile either but I guess it's because it's a little more complicated than normal account generation; you will need an ethereum wallet. I followed the simple instructions and installe
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pixxel
6y ago
Gah. That is shitty. I deleted dropbox when Condoleezza Rice joined the board back in 2014ish.
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pixxel
6y ago
> hooking up an electro-optical sensor to a telescope and pointing it at a light bulb, but that's the meat and potatoes of the sub $1,000 (£800) hardware hack at least. Fluctuations in air pressure on the surface of the hanging bulb
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pixxel
6y ago
If you don't mind me asking, where do you play these digital board games?
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pixxel
6y ago
Yes indeed. Sorry I wasn’t clear, I meant from an individual’s perspective. $5K isn’t much, but yes the total sum would give some satisfaction.
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6y ago
> The facial recognition start-up violated the privacy of Illinois residents by collecting their images without their consent, the civil liberties group says in a new lawsuit. >In a suit filed in Illinois, the A.C.L.U. said that Clear
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6y ago
They paid $7.5B to delete code repositories? What about all the other non github repository hosts, not forgetting self-hosted, torrents etc.
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6y ago
> The Internet Archive removed waitlists for books in its "National Emergency Library" so that multiple readers could simultaneously download the same digital copy. >Four major book publishers have responded by suing the Int
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6y ago
>whenever someone manually types binance.us in the address bar, Brave browser auto-completes the URL with a referral code. >referral codes are being added not only when Binance, but also other websites like Ledger, Trezor, and Coinbas
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