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by s3p 1y ago
I wish I did. They collect a pervasive amount of data from all customers, not just the ones who pay for the connected service (like remote lock/unlock from an app). So the car keeps its internet connection no matter what unfortunately.
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by s3p 1y ago
GM is... frighteningly misinterpreting the law at best. If I drove on my own private road on my 1000 acre farm, GM is going to collect and sell my driving data based on that drive, because that's what they do. However they would argue
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by s3p 1y ago
Disagree. I think when people are that busy they don't have time to find and attack a corporation on BlueSky.
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by s3p 1y ago
This is such a good article. No notes. I share the same annoyance with how often algorithms are used - if we could give power users an ability to say "yes, I know what I want" and bypass all the recommendations, that would be idea
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by s3p 2y ago
> Once hired, an impostor can install malware to demand a ransom from a company, or steal its customer data, trade secrets or funds. I'm getting whiplash from how quickly this article jumps to conclusions. Most corporate cybersecuri
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by s3p 2y ago
No. To the others he would have appeared as a random number.
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by s3p 2y ago
I'm struggling to see the point here other than semantics. Indirectly or directly, does this change what they presented?
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by s3p 2y ago
Could you explain more? I'm having trouble seeing anything weird in the reflection. Edit: are we talking about the first or second image? I meant to say the image with only the woman seems normal. Image with the two people does seem a
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by s3p 2y ago
I think it's partially Goodwill, partially business. Google does get some benefit out of being the default search engine for those additional users. It's not substantial, and Cromes is the dominant browser in the market, so I thin
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by s3p 2y ago
Do you have a citation for apple rate-limiting iMessage?
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by s3p 2y ago
You don't sound like you are actually looking forward to this.
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by s3p 2y ago
Consumers in the US constantly complain of inflation and things becoming unaffordable, so much that it's become both a GOP and dem talking point. They definitely want to encourage US-made goods, but that would mean prices go up. and re
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by s3p 2y ago
This is such an interesting strategy, thanks for sharing. We typically get bogged down in meetings by people dropping constant nuances and edge cases and overly complicating things when a new proposal is presented. I might see if we can ado
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by s3p 2y ago
This is just especially stupid for JPMC. Their hybrid policy was 2 days a week remote, so most people WERE going into the office every week. On top of that, JPMC uses virtual desktops so for the vast majority of people, their job looks the
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by s3p 2y ago
If you really didn't want your photos to be analyzed, would you be using an iPhone? Or any modern smartphone? Google photos doesn't have nearly the privacy focus and no HE whatsoever but I rarely see that mentioned here. It almost
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by s3p 2y ago
This might be a dumb thought, but the naming of this model naturally suggests we have a Pro model coming out soon. Similar to Claude 3.5 Sonnet, where they never mentioned the Opus model afterward, does anyone think this is all we will see
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by s3p 2y ago
https://archive.is/HQFgX
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FBI Director Christopher Wray to step down before Trump takes office(nytimes.com)
4 points by s3p 2y ago|9 comments
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by s3p 2y ago
>...people in Brazil were buying less sugar and oil than in the past. Yet rates of obesity and metabolic diseases were still rising. This coincided with the growing popularity of packaged snacks and ready-made meals, which were loaded wi
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by s3p 2y ago
Recent college grad here. Parents weekend was always such a fun time throughout school. Getting to meet my best friends' parents and drink with them felt so freeing. They would talk openly about their lives and it felt like I was talki
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by s3p 2y ago
https://archive.is/LbHdN
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by s3p 2y ago
But do you have literally anything to back this up factually? The polls were surprisingly accurate this time around. Several states were called as a tossup because it was a near 50/50 split.
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by s3p 2y ago
I think OP is saying they really enjoy the song. Not that they feel it is their magnum opus.
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by s3p 2y ago
- Menu bar only app, no option to disable and make dock icon app only - Subscription only app, forced to buy the subscription instead of offering no-credit card trial I really do want to support devs and I appreciate another tool that someo
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by s3p 2y ago
It's so funny how people arguing for commonsense ability to disable car cellular are laughed at. See the Kia Niro forum: https://www.kianiroforum.com/threads/how-to-remove-head-unit...
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by s3p 2y ago
They weren't acting in the scope of the job that qualified them to have immunity. If they were, it would apply, and seemingly they could testify about that specific job duty that they are unable to be prosecuted for.
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by s3p 2y ago
Source?
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by s3p 2y ago
What? ISPs did not change their prices when ACP was released. And they're not changing their prices now that ACP is gone.
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by s3p 2y ago
I think 5G cell plans would cost the same as home internet, minus the ACP $30/month discount. So the home internet would be more affordable.
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by s3p 2y ago
I think the article gives a good read on AMD's ambitions, they are absolutely looking at performance per watt and they are working to make these more efficient. So they didn't just give a cpu a shit ton of power, they actually foc

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