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Apple Platform Security [pdf](manuals.info.apple.com)
2 points by samename 7y ago|0 comments
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by samename 7y ago
There’s another discussion here that has more upvotes: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21758388
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by samename 7y ago
Interesting, thanks
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by samename 7y ago
Can never get this site to load for some reason
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by samename 7y ago
How did you get to that role, is it a management position? I’m in a junior dev role but constantly find myself focused on the bigger idea and vision that solves people experience everyday.
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by samename 7y ago
Is it your property, or is it Facebook’s property? Facebook clearly has control of your friend list on their network. Perhaps you only have access to the data Facebook has without actually owning it.
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Magnetic accessories might interfere with iPhone cameras(support.apple.com)
1 points by samename 7y ago|0 comments
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by samename 7y ago
But if everyone’s feeds are custom curated, how do users know which posts have the highest feed position?
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by samename 7y ago
Not sure of the breakdown by their subsidiaries, but they added about 20,000 employees in a year (~55/day), from 94,372 to 114,096. That seems huge to me.
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by samename 7y ago
Checkout the Tech Workers Coalition! Edit: https://techworkerscoalition.org/
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by samename 7y ago
This is really good insight. But wouldn’t China craft their own ”enemy” by deliberating breaking trade deals and such?
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by samename 7y ago
I'm not sure how one would go about addressing this problem. While it could be argued that Big Pharma pushed for psuedoaddiction more than necessary, that doesn't necessarily discount what the patients were saying. From the articl
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by samename 7y ago
Unfortunately Credit Karma doesn't let you delete you account; you can deactivate, but your data stays with them for at least two more years.
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by samename 8y ago
This almost sounds like something too good to be true. Big companies like Twitter and Facebook wouldn't want to use this service because they want to collect the data. This company would need to charge websites for the service, otherwi
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by samename 8y ago
Usually when I saw those calls to hold bankers accountable (especially when referring to the recent recession), they are talking about the executives of the company. While Zuckerberg was an engineer, his day-to-day role now is the executive
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In the grand scheme of things, the tracking data collected is nothing compared to what is collected on college applications and standardized tests. Unfortunatey, that’s the world we live in. Fortunately I am not a high school student, but t
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Absolutely not. This sets a dangerous precedent. Students aren’t just trusting their data to your institution, but also all the other entities in between. It is foolish to punish privacy-conscious students. We do not want to create a world
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Capitalism vs. Privacy(jacobinmag.com)
3 points by samename 8y ago|0 comments