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by rudian 5y ago
"I don't feel good" != "I feel bad" Addictive social networks are awful specifically because they're engineered to give you dopamine. If a website lets you check in and out without becoming addictive then… good
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by rudian 5y ago
Then… good? Isn’t that a healthy social network?
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by rudian 5y ago
> I'll never go back I probably said that a couple of decades ago. Things change.
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by rudian 5y ago
Last time I googled this I found it was quite expensive, basically cruise-level per-night prices, at least in my area. Perhaps if you contact the shipping companies directly you can arrange something cheaper.
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by rudian 5y ago
Google Cloud yes, Google Play Music All Access not so much.
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by rudian 5y ago
Flight is straightforward, it’s just that humans are too heavy and slow for that.
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by rudian 5y ago
The last sentence reads like “Such a shame we’re destroying it. Oh well. So what did you have for breakfast?”
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by rudian 5y ago
I get it, I do watch that kind of in-depth content, but sometimes you just want the raw stuff without looking at stock footage websites. I kinda like TikTok because you can often find short, no-nonsense videos like this, that you can’t find
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by rudian 5y ago
I agree with the “straight from ICANN” part. Having a private entity maintain your address is not unlike yourname.someoneelse.com, you’re at their whim.
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by rudian 5y ago
CloudFlare isn’t just a CDN anymore, that’s the point.
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by rudian 5y ago
Probably the misconception comes from "unlimited hosting" providers, which are a lie.
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by rudian 5y ago
One thing that concerned me is that CF kicked a few "bad actors" off their network One could argue that they have the right and/or duty to do that, but being closer and closer to a "internet backbone" provider, this
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by rudian 5y ago
They wrote that. I read “We’re about to close shop because we couldn’t figure this out.” Parallel’s icon literally has a Windows logo in it.
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by rudian 5y ago
Ad fraud = ban from everything a huge company offers? Seems a tad much when the company literally reaches into your pocket by owning your smartphone and/or livelihood. Bans should be limited in time and scale. This really must be regul
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by rudian 5y ago
Oh that would make sense.
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by rudian 5y ago
> The answer is not right now. Fixed it for you. Every answer is temporary. Apple also said they wouldn't install backdoors and here we are.
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by rudian 5y ago
Everything you do on Facebook is hosted on Facebook’s server. You can assume that it's already happening there via PhotoDNA.
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by rudian 5y ago
Read the note: > many thousands of sexually exploited victimized children will be rescued This does not aid rescue.
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by rudian 5y ago
Let’s not confuse the 2 parts that Apple is implementing; - one is parental control, it’s upon request, uses ML, it’s “local” (that is, it’s sent to the parent) - the other one is plain hash matching, which does not “save the children” but
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by rudian 5y ago
Last I heard on HN was that it was scrapped entirely as a consequence of some event I don’t remember. I hope someone has a better memory than I do.
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by rudian 5y ago
From what I remember iCloud is only encrypted at rest but not E2E. Apple can decrypt it anytime. The password manager (Keychain) is the only fully encrypted part of iCloud; If you lose your devices or forget the main password, the manager w
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by rudian 5y ago
Yeah good luck with that.
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by rudian 5y ago
Try not living in the US for example.
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by rudian 5y ago
I disagree with your disagreement. I don't know what 22 is and how that is related to the initial requirements: get the first 42 bits. (Non-)ironically the requirement matches the suggested function name. What I see is just a rare oper
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by rudian 5y ago
There is no such thing. AirDrop can "appear" to everyone, but not accept. At most you get a popup.
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by rudian 5y ago
The article is a mess, it could be anything. Locally? On iCloud? Hashed? Content detection? Who knows, the article has all of these keywords.
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by rudian 5y ago
There's an American company[1] in Ghana sending medical supplies around the country with small launchable planes.[2] 1: https://flyzipline.com 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEbRVNxL44c
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by rudian 5y ago
Is this year 2000? Because pretty sure someone tried OpenID a decade ago and that was replaced.
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by rudian 5y ago
Don’t come telling me about shaggy subways. Tokyo’s rails are nearly as old and they’re fine. More than fine, I’d argue.
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by rudian 5y ago
TikTok scares me. They have found a way to get you addicted to 6-seconds content that you can watch mindlessly without ever choosing it. Basically like a TV except you have no control and your attention span becomes that of a child. It&#x

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