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by rovr138 5y ago
This has been happening since 2010, https://www.gawker.com/5637234/gcreep-google-engineer-stalke... >"We dismissed David Barksdale for breaking Google's strict internal privacy policies. We carefully contr
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by rovr138 5y ago
> The system has been trained on 200,000 sex abuse images collected by the US non-profit National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Also from the article. ‘Trained’ being important.
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by rovr138 5y ago
These are predatory prices because people traveling for work will pay them and expense them. > Just hit up the liquor store and buy a few 2 dollar shots. Then what, walk through airport security with them?
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by rovr138 5y ago
I print my important keys to paper but also as a QR code. Easier to restore. Have't needed to use them yet, but testing it was great.
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by rovr138 5y ago
AH! Thought they wouldn't let it in either. Makes sense now.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Here's some https://www.tomtom.com/en_us/navigation/car-gps/
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by rovr138 5y ago
>We went through a lot of laptops... Why? I'm not seeing the connection
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by rovr138 5y ago
- a wifi popup came up and someone connected to it. - the wifi is not connected to the internet or requires username/password - user disables it 24 hours later, the user is racking up their mobile data plan because they forgot to enabl
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by rovr138 5y ago
I have an Expert mouse and like this more than I thought I would.
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by rovr138 5y ago
I have no idea what you’re talking about.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Ultimately it depends on what you need and what you develop for. If you’re developing for the Linux kernel, I bet you’re missing out on some stuff. If you’re building web, it doesn’t matter. If you’re building docker images, you can do it o
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by rovr138 5y ago
I read this years ago, https://words.motel.is/better-slacking-with-status-emoji-7a1... and installed their emojis on our work server, https://motel.is/slacking-better You share the link. If they see it good
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by rovr138 5y ago
http, dns, and other things are unencrypted. What would happen if they rip it out? What should be done is push for things like ftps or add big warnings around it. That wasn't the decision. Maintaining this was.
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by rovr138 5y ago
First off, it’s got an MIT license.
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by rovr138 5y ago
it's definitely late here haha
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by rovr138 5y ago
This sounds familiar... Isn't there something like this? Edit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linspire > In 2002, Microsoft sued Lindows, Inc. claiming the name Lindows constituted an infringement of their Wind
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by rovr138 5y ago
Did you read the original comment? The whole complaint above is about the web UI and mentions that the bridge isn't an option/solution for everyone.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Someone that wants to use their email on a computer.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Okay, thank you. I know it was a bit of a rant. Opt-in would work! I’ll share the link. I have a few people I think would like it. Appreciate you replying.
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by rovr138 5y ago
> As a parent you want to have deeper and meaningful conversations that allow for instruction, guidance, and mentoring. These things cannot happen if there is a clinical mental illness in the way. If we are talking about ADHD, this is bu
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by rovr138 5y ago
First thing I did was check the privacy policy and then come here to talk about it. Saw your other comment regarding the privacy policy needing a lot of rework and that’s it’s all local and I went back to download it. I was fine trusting th
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by rovr138 5y ago
It's not really something as prominent as the other things they offer.
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by rovr138 5y ago
They do, https://www.macstadium.com/colo https://www.macstadium.com/pricing/colo
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by rovr138 5y ago
>As I understand it (I read this on Twitter so massive grain of salt etc.) the family concented to this explicitly. This is the "fact". Half of it is a caveat to take it with a grain of salt.
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by rovr138 5y ago
>And that your at-work trading app code would be influenced by ideas you have at home. Which is an issue legally. Who owns the code? Who needs the license to use it?
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by rovr138 5y ago
>I made the mistake of building a NAS for one at one point but it turns out that you need to be really diligent about documenting the setup as rebuilding a raid5 array when it inevitably fails can be very difficult if you don't reme
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by rovr138 5y ago
I wonder if contacting Apple to adjust the age might work
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by rovr138 5y ago
Forest fires have burnt houses. That's visible from space too.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Nothing here overrides there system wide Python version. The article specificially goes into why not to do it. > pyenv allows us to set up any version of Python as a global Python interpreter but we are not going to do that. There can be
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by rovr138 5y ago
A metasearch engine?

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