rosybox

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by rosybox 7y ago
Well according to the WSJ, what's left of Purdue after the bankruptcy will be owned by a trust who's only purpose is to repay the litigants. So I imagine they'll just be part of that. Also not all US based litigants are part
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by rosybox 7y ago
I looked into the hosting domain by Microsoft, but for the non business version they require your domain registrar be godaddy and I'm just not into that. It's kind of a stupid thing they have, why can't they do a dns thing li
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by rosybox 7y ago
I would be very happy to pay for a secure browser. I'm really tired of "free" products that we sell our private lives to.
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by rosybox 7y ago
Because strict would break how people expect the internet to work. Any links from a third party website to a site where the session cookie is set with SameSite strict, clicking those links will not include the session cookie for that site.
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by rosybox 7y ago
I don't think of video game publishers and studios as tech companies. They're media companies. Is a film studio a tech company? Video game studios create products that requires actors, a score and runs credits.
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by rosybox 7y ago
I have pocket disabled and I don't see any pocket stuff in Firefox.
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by rosybox 7y ago
Yeah I don't see any pocket crap on the new tab page as I had pocket set to disabled.
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by rosybox 7y ago
Is this the entire article or this an excerpt for an article hidden behind a paywall? I can't seem to access whatever this is except for a paragraph and an incognito window isn't helping.
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by rosybox 7y ago
What Google app features are not available in Firefox? I use Firefox and my work uses Google's products and I never run into any issues with gmail, calendar, docs...
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by rosybox 7y ago
Not a good first foot forward. You're willing to begin your relationship with a new employer based on dishonesty. Not a good way to start. I don't even see what people see in wanting to work at Google. If you think you have the te
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by rosybox 7y ago
When have we been on the brink of annihilation before?
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by rosybox 7y ago
I don't really understand when you already have billions of dollars why having more billions of dollars even matters anymore. How is more billions going to change your standard of living? You can buy two islands instead of just one? Wh
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by rosybox 7y ago
Juul ads and the old time cigarette ads from decades ago remind me of Coca Cola ads as well. These massive marketing budgets all take some ugly thing and make seem like you can't have fun or be cool without it.
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by rosybox 7y ago
If you don't have equity, are you actually a co-founder?
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by rosybox 7y ago
This response is exactly what I'm talking about. The conversation about allowing government access to private conversations is already addressed by court precedence. The weakening of encryption, which may allow bad actors to exploit wh
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by rosybox 7y ago
I actually appreciate Barr's point. Honestly given the cost of not saving lives that could have been saved, abducted children, potential active shooters, terrorist threats all surrendered for the benefit of me getting end to end encryp