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s3p
3y ago
Maybe direct these questions to a C-level employee at Uber who could potentially answer them for you?
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3y ago
Remember the Verizon zombie cookie? https://www.wired.com/2016/03/verizons-zombie-cookies-will-f...
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3y ago
This did not happen. Net neutrality was supported by EVERYONE who was not in government at the time.
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3y ago
Cheaper alternatives. Not superior ones.
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3y ago
Having used many TB3/4 cables recently I can say that if it's Thunderbolt certified and from one of the larger industry players you would probably be fine
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3y ago
The author of the article said on Twitter that their team plans on testing more cables in the future-- this was just a first run of it.
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3y ago
One time my instagram account was suspended for suspicious bot-like activity. submitted all the appeal forms, sent them photos of my drivers license, sent them a photo of my face with a custom handwritten note held next to it (which they li
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3y ago
"uBo" "uBlock Origin" How is that a difference of 3 keys?
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3y ago
It blocks redirects from Google ads so you would never have been able to load the website in the first place
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3y ago
Original Title: Your Very Own Consciousness Can Interact With the Whole Universe, Scientists Believe (too long for HN)
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3y ago
https://archive.ph/pYeMY
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Your Very Own Consciousness Can Interact With the Whole Universe
(popularmechanics.com)
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3y ago
They don't mention the process node they're manufacturing this on, but I would assume it's intel 4. Sapphire rapids was the old priority at Intel and that was always run on Intel 4 nodes, so I assume it will be the same here.
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3y ago
>And why could mitigate that? What?
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3y ago
It is not this developer's job to parent someone's kids. It is a parent's responsibility to make sure their child only gets access to the appropriate websites when they are young.
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3y ago
Who has these labels? And if they did, how would they enforce it? How would a checkout counter know what price you were offered by some random computer sitting on a shelf?
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3y ago
>Or don’t buy overpriced gear from a company that is aggressively user-hostile. This adds nothing to the conversation. Saying "Just stop using it", when 'it' is the most popular mobile phone in the US and one of the d
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3y ago
It doesn't matter, they didn't do this. OP confirmed it was the original serial on the mac he got. HN is full of useless rabbitholes...
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3y ago
Serial is on the bottom of the case of the laptop. OP would be able to see the serial of the mac he bought either from his original order email or from his list of signed-in apple devices, which he mentioned his mac still showed up on.
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3y ago
Every tech company uses HTTP/2. I'm confused as to what the comment before yours is trying to say, it doesn't seem to be supported by any facts.
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3y ago
This is extremely misleading. The author is not showing logos. They are showing the text of the company's branding, in monochrome, without the full elements attached. Take Microsoft for example. Yes, the OLD logo was literally just Mic
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3y ago
Breaking the company up into smaller units that don't have the monopoly power of forcing their sellers to fix prices.
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3y ago
You propose no alternative. You can't have cars if you have no roads. You can't have roads without cars, because you need to figure out how things are going to get to that supermarket.
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3y ago
Chrome OS is fundamentally limited in what it can do, so I understand why no one would want to pay for overpowered hardware. Will not be buying one either.
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3y ago
Yes!! Same here. ONE annoying advertisement or waste of my time and the app's privileges get revoked.
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3y ago
I'm curious as well.
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3y ago
You're not understanding the point of the comment. The Flighty team did some amazing engineering work for anyone who doesn't pay.
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3y ago
This is not true. Youtube Premium, for instance, is more expensive if you subscribe on iOS versus web.
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3y ago
Can you explain their decision to recommend a 27W power supply then?
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3y ago
There are 17 state AGs joining the FTC in the suit so I doubt Amazon will have any headway even if they got the Chair to be removed. Hoping the best for the lawsuit, though.
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