rando444

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by rando444 7y ago
> Cue up the posts from people criticizing McGrath for doing this. Given the heartwarming nature of this story, and the regular good nature of the participants on this website, perhaps you might want to consider whether you might be pro
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by rando444 7y ago
What if you sit on the information long enough that you can plan your trades ahead of time before the information becomes public? cough Intel cough
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by rando444 7y ago
Just a note on your first point. End-to-end encryption only encrypts messages in transit. This does not make messages inaccessible to Facebook, as they control both endpoints.
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by rando444 7y ago
I feel like an answer to this would depend largely on your age, background, and what you are looking to learn.
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by rando444 7y ago
For some clients we use tools that alert if large amounts of data are transferred outside the network in a single flow. So even if it's someone with valid access, it would be investigated immediately.
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by rando444 7y ago
Along these lines, my personal experience was that keeping a journal in another language helped me improve my skills more than anything else.
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by rando444 7y ago
I agree that they're bad at teaching grammar. That said, I believe it's also the user's fault if they're only using one tool to learn a language. That's quite a high bar that just simply hasn't been achieved y
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by rando444 7y ago
I don't get the feeling there were 7 million people counting ballots.. at least not under equal conditions. If everyone in the country submitted a ballot that would be less than 30 per person to check. This doesn't seem to match t
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by rando444 7y ago
In Australia, like in Europe and most countries, when you log in to do your taxes, your forms are pre-filled with everything the government already has on record for you. You can add to it or modify it as you see fit, but the vast majority
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by rando444 7y ago
A law enforcement officer would first need to have probable cause, then create a sworn affidavit, then present this to a judge and if the judge agrees, a warrant is issued. Search warrants are narrowly scoped. If they find evidence of other
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by rando444 8y ago
You can't blame the people that designed it. Some hairstyles are just bunched up and the machine can't tell what it is, so it gets flagged for manual inspection. This is not a problem that is easily solved with technology. Your on
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by rando444 8y ago
Read the article again. The machine has a problem with certain hairstyles.. not hair of certain races. People of African descent have a propensity towards the problem hairstyle that skews the results. If your argument is for 'de-racia
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by rando444 8y ago
You're still looking at the issue from a developer standpoint. From a client side, all tiles are generally needless clutter. Even a large amount of savvy tile developers won't resolve the problem of the general mess they create by
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by rando444 8y ago
AMP allows Google to see exactly how you interact with every page on the internet. Just from the text of the pages you visit they can build a profile around you. What your interests are, how much of an article you're likely to finish,
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by rando444 8y ago
Checks are a holdover from the 1800s. They don't have a place in modern banking. If the US were willing to put tighter rules around bank transfer fees, it would be possible to create a European style system where bank to bank transfers
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by rando444 8y ago
You can probably find one in the app store just based on reviews. Pretty much all "no root firewalls" work the same way.. The software pretends to be a VPN client in order to get the network traffic and filter it. Since you'r
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by rando444 8y ago
It doesn't seem this really even got off the ground, and I think the author hadn't even gotten to the hard bits yet. One of the bigger problems with trying to organize "african" content is the diversity. There's no
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by rando444 8y ago
This follows with one of the most effective mosquito repellents already in use today. A rotating fan. It mixes everything in the room around so that the carbon dioxide, sweat, and everything else can't be as easily used to target you.
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by rando444 8y ago
I had a Nokia 3650 for 4 years that had a 640x480 resolution, and it took amazing photos. I also recently had a Nokia with a 12MP camera that was essentially garbage. You can't really compare megapixels to megapixels, as the lens is mo
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by rando444 8y ago
A clever person could defeat this entire system in a day. If you look at the graph, currently we're talking about a fluctuation of about 7 devices. All you'd have to do is set up a handful of devices (or emulate them and spoof the
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by rando444 8y ago
I was so excited for the circles so I could group content to an audience. I coerced a significant number of people to join Google+. I was let down when I found out that when I posted something, it would send people in that circle an e-mail
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by rando444 8y ago
He could have been filthy rich if he would have gone through the whole thing. He walked out on the deal early leaving a huge amount of money on the table because he disagreed with the direction Facebook was taking with whatsapp.
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by rando444 8y ago
Why should a messaging provider be responsible for the content of private messages users send each other? Can you elaborate on what event you are referring to that required corporate intervention?
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by rando444 8y ago
The part you're missing is that your delaware company burner phone certificate investments can be invalidated in two seconds by the certificate's trust getting revoked.
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by rando444 8y ago
I think the distinction you are looking for is the articles. In english you have dog and dogs, but can add articles and say 'these dogs' 'those dogs' 'the dogs' and so on. In languages like finnish, the articl
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by rando444 8y ago
GDPR prevents this by putting rules in place that you, as the owner of the data, need to show that you're protecting it responsibly. The threat of the gigantic fine is what gets people into compliance to prevent this from happening. Lo
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by rando444 8y ago
Except for instead of having something that has held value for thousands of years, you have an unfinished concrete box.
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by rando444 8y ago
This isn't so much a problem with Facebook, but just gated communities in general. Heavy moderation by participants push out opposing view points until all that's left are echo chambers. The downside of this trend is the vast majo
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by rando444 8y ago
I think you misunderstand. The Russians are leaving the networks up, just testing how they function autonomously. The Egyptians turned everything off.
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by rando444 8y ago
Most home assistants have extremely limited language support, which is fine for younger people in bigger cities that speak english, but that's about it. Plus home assistants in America can order things for you, get your local movie tim

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