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by rrix2 7y ago
Back in October the HK ISP association put this out [1] about how bad it would be for them to be moved towards a GFW model, so I guess they're somewhere closer to Western style access requests still: https://www.hkispa.org.h
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by rrix2 7y ago
They do that to "protect" their DRM and application support libraries from GPL virality which wouldn't be a problem with PWAs
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferengi
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"UI chrome" refers to the browser UI itself -- everything that is not the web content. what are you referring to?
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No worries, I believe that's the correct address, yes.
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Per guidelines, reach out to dang or so: > Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, brigading, foreign agents and the like. It degrades discussion and is usually mistaken. If you're worried about abuse, ema
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Yeah, I doubt Fuschia, for example, will magically make mobile malware disappear
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by rrix2 7y ago
through dilution "you'll pretty much be set to the original value" after each funding round is what the OP said. they're purposely complicated, and recruiters and VCs will take advantage of people who don't know how
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I wonder if anyone's tried making bagels with it yet.
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Amazon provides this already: https://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&node=17928921011
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by rrix2 7y ago
When’re they going to stop making PC monitors though?
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by rrix2 7y ago
I understand all of that, and what a journalist is, thanks. I simply didn’t realize they were suing over the book and not, say, they yers of reporting from the Guardian, Le Monde, Intercept, etc based on documents passed to those publicatio
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> The only people I'm aware of that can publish classified information without punishment are journalists. The only people I am aware of which published this were journalists, since day 0. E: I see this is particularly in the cont
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Sources: Article 4(1) and Recital 30. Either way Apple is not a Person with data rights in this scenario.
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> Your Uber driver can't subcontract the drive to another driver. Drivers can absolutely sub-contract. most choose not to in the US but it's the core of how the Uber Black business functions (a limosine company with a number of
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by rrix2 7y ago
> Were these actual concerns that were raised by the actual legal council of the company, or were they issues invented by engineers who are not lawyers but suffer from engineers disease and think that knowing to code means they are expe
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Uber's chat platform is based on the open source mattermost
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Do they regulate funding of research around either the material or its affect on the human body?
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This is as much the CDC's fault, it seems like, digging in to the underlying sources.
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perhaps a more optimistic take on "no immediate plans": there could eventually be an alternate standard for webrequest that addresses Chrome Devs' (perhaps legitimate) privacy concerns around most extensions being able to sni
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by rrix2 7y ago
AFAICT it's Firefox's CSS+HTML engine running the user chrome. You can even open the firefox web inspector on it (open web inspector -> settings -> enable browser chrome and add-on debugging toolboxes) which lets you fiddle
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by rrix2 7y ago
This is a really good analogy that i haven't come across before. thanks
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The letter's point is that if they make movement today on attempting to block access through their current means, it can only end in a GFW-like situation because it can't meet PRC standards otherwise. Even if it takes years, it ru
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If you're going to boil anything, it better be the ocean, eh?
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CCCamp was last week, I believe.
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Even then, it seems like they often don't. I just read Chickenshit Club on this subject and recommend it: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Chickenshit-Club/...
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by rrix2 7y ago
This happens at restaurants in cities which increase minimum wage, too. "We've added a cost of living fee to your meal of 8%, don't forget to tip your waiter!"
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There is a (Firefox and Chrome) WebExtension called OneTab which provides this.
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So sign up for the mailing list or come back when they are more ready to talk money.
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Some people I know in AWS say that about their managers too

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