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by samename 6y ago
Is there any way to know if that has happened? I imagine if a big player knew this or it leaked from a credible source, the stock could crash.
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by samename 6y ago
How long until Twitter revokes their API access?
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by samename 6y ago
I had to remove a word because title was too long. Maybe removing “fully” would’ve been better
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Apple reportedly dropped plan for encrypting backups after FBI complained (2020)(theverge.com)
425 points by samename 6y ago|133 comments
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by samename 6y ago
How’s that?
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by samename 6y ago
Thank you for your perspective. Hopefully one day we can change this system.
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by samename 6y ago
Maybe the norms or language is changing to be more accurate. This applies to mental health as well. For example: Skylar has bipolar disorder. Trevor has depression. A person is not their condition and many conditions can be overcome.
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by samename 6y ago
The privacy policy is here: https://pudding.cool/privacy/
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Hotwire: HTML over the Wire(hotwire.dev)
1073 points by samename 6y ago|545 comments
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by samename 6y ago
Fellow iPhone X user here. Unfortunately, it seems because of the User Agent and hash of WebGL Fingerprint, our phones have unique fingerprints: > Within our dataset of several hundred thousand visitors tested in the past 45 days, only o
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by samename 6y ago
It’s only for Chrome, is there a Firefox alternative?
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by samename 6y ago
There’s probably some limits they’ve placed on the Air since it doesn’t have a fan.
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by samename 6y ago
Has a US president ever won (or even ran for) a non-consecutive term?
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by samename 6y ago
Trust is earned, and unfortunately, hard to come by these days when privacy is concerned.
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by samename 6y ago
My hospital offline for a whole week because they got hit by a ransomware attack, and they use Epic. I asked someone I knew at Epic what she knew about it, and confirmed that my hospital was up-to-date on the latest version of their softwar
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by samename 6y ago
DDG and Startpage are private search engines, why do you believe Apple’s would be more private than theirs?
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Apple's Perplexing Verizon Promotion(mondaynote.com)
2 points by samename 6y ago|0 comments
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by samename 6y ago
The unchecked power Zuck and co have has global implications for every tiny decision they make. Who gave them this power? What makes them the best people to be making these decisions? Can we always trust them to get it right?
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by samename 6y ago
>“We require that you sign up with a valid US phone number to verify your identity as a human for security purposes.” How does collecting personal data improve security? Why is identity verification needed when the point of using the ser
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by samename 6y ago
How is it easier to use an alt versus simply not saying it at all?
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by samename 6y ago
What else do you use besides GoodRx?
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by samename 6y ago
Key highlight: > On October 1, 2020, if you haven't changed the default branch for new repositories for your user, organization, or enterprise, it will automatically change from master to main. You can opt out of this change at any
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Uber and Lyft Shutting Down in California(nytimes.com)
7 points by samename 6y ago|0 comments
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by samename 6y ago
You can set the DNS on the TV to NextDNS to block the ads and tracking, so you can use the internet again.
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by samename 6y ago
This ignores all the companies that were operating fully remote before this.
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by samename 6y ago
Wouldn't this give other companies in other countries (who thereby can't be split up) more power and prominence?
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by samename 6y ago
I am one year out of college, been working as a software engineer at a non-tech company ever since. This article as me conflicted. I enjoy the benefits mentioned in the article, so much so that I am considering moving to a bigger city that
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by samename 6y ago
Also, while this move is good, surely data that's 18 months old just isn't that useful to Google anymore, right? They've already trained their models and extracted the data they needed. I do see how this can have any real pra
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by samename 6y ago
It used to be Apple was criticized for dropping support for phones too early. Now, they're still supporting the iPhone 6S, a phone from 5 years ago. Did Apple change their policy due to criticism, or have they honed their tech to impro
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by samename 6y ago
Technically yes, but Rosetta 2 is supposed to allow most apps to continue working fine until their developers upgrade them.

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