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by richardfey 4y ago
I think the problem is that they need a separate report functionality for content on the user profiles. That's different from reporting the profile itself. Also, he was clearly asking about policy related problems in the live chat, tha
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by richardfey 4y ago
Could have been sold for up to 300k or more on the black market.
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by richardfey 4y ago
> It enabled the uniquely Facebook experience of being able to find past friends and more distant family. This came afterwards . In the beginning it was just a showcase of life moments to share with others. Lots of fun and lots of cring
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by richardfey 4y ago
The source code has not been released though?
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by richardfey 4y ago
> For example: it was impossible to open the screen on the XPS without using two hands. One hand was needed to hold down the base and the other to pry open the screen. Clearly nobody tested this before it went into production. I am sorry
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by richardfey 4y ago
Has Snowden written anything on this topic? Just wondering
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by richardfey 4y ago
> If there is indeed a background perturbation that provokes quantum collapse [...] then all particles will be continuously interacting with this perturbation, whether they are in a superposition or not. This reminds me of how our own he
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by richardfey 4y ago
Title is misleading (he even admits it later on in the video), nothing hidden was discovered, it explains how to add extra circuitry to simulate protected mode. Jump to 04:11 if you want to see what this is about.
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by richardfey 4y ago
Oh, there's many more. For example: the cache action is lacking restore-only options, and there's no explicit step to fail a workflow.
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by richardfey 4y ago
The films (and the book) lack realism, in the quality that Giovanni Verga would have had heaps to borrow. What I mean is that they - purposefully - did not depict all the horrific preying happening within italoamerican communities and show
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by richardfey 4y ago
How on earth did they get into veterinarian offices business? Branding reasons?
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by richardfey 4y ago
Some day we might create the necessary mathematics to explore the answer space of these questions (and related ones). We don't yet have the technology, so to speak, to "think" of this.
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by richardfey 4y ago
There's definitely need of more scientists and not of more experts. Experts means "with experience", which might be of greater quantity or quality than average, but that doesn't cut it. Experts is also where charlatans a
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by richardfey 4y ago
I wouldn't man any mission to Mars with no less than THREE fully built MOXIEs and replacement parts to fully rebuild at least SIX. And it would still be extremely risky, since everything would be stored in the same proximity.
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by richardfey 4y ago
Suppose we have access to Twitter's metrics and we can see the profit made via Pakistani accounts and the associated cost (moderation is a cost). I suspect that the balance is negative for most countries and that is why we cannot expec
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by richardfey 4y ago
AFAIK with 2FA enabled you'll get SMS prompts only exceptionally.
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by richardfey 4y ago
It's definitely weird and of poor quality, not mentioning sources.
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by richardfey 4y ago
Notably missing from the page: any special landscape feature is likely to attract observation and achieve the opposite effect.
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by richardfey 4y ago
This. x2go has served me well and can be tuned to be even more performant with some X11 settings changes.
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by richardfey 4y ago
checks date No, it's not April 1st.
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by richardfey 4y ago
I disagree whole heartedly with everything written in this post..whoah. I am almost thinking this was written as a sort of provocative summary of what are *not* the software problems to solve.
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by richardfey 4y ago
I'm curious, care to drop a link about this Neon you're referring to? Thanks!
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by richardfey 4y ago
As far as N is smaller than the available combinations, the hypothesis is probable.
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by richardfey 4y ago
Perhaps their survey was easier to access digitally and this caught on a bias of their sample population?
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I did not expect that.
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A striking passage: > Logan recalls a conversation he had with one of the contractors working on the development who operated heavy excavation equipment. “I showed him some of the stones and explained their significance,” says Logan. “He
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by richardfey 4y ago
Imagine having a coworker like that.. But he's fully remote, and basically generated in real time by AI (appearance on video, voice etc). Maybe that's where we're going? :) then humans would be hired to occasionally pop in an
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by richardfey 4y ago
Then I suggest you do read some studies about where incentives are in open source development: spoiler: they're not in closing bug reports ASAP.
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by richardfey 4y ago
I think it's more subtle than that: it's mocking specifically the small size boast of JavaScript frameworks.
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by richardfey 4y ago
This exploit would only work when CSM is enabled? Nowadays with SecureBoot I think it would have to be much more complex? (patching all functions in UEFI, bootloader and OS to bypass the verification).

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