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721.
by slenk 8y ago
Yeah but to use that T-mobile sells your location data
722.
by slenk 8y ago
No it was not. There were a few paragraphs towards the end of the article, but it is definitely not the crux. Maybe you just didn't know crux means the most important part of the story, not just a small point in the story
723.
by slenk 8y ago
I'm sure Microsoft will be fine
724.
by slenk 8y ago
We took the site down. Archive.org has a copy/mirror: https://web.archive.org/web/20190106190255/https://mahdytech...
725.
by slenk 8y ago
What static site gens do you like? Keep thinking about Hugo, but apparently its hard to customize well?
726.
by slenk 8y ago
ha. I guess I do live in a smaller city (Grand Rapids, MI). We do have housing issues downtown that's for sure, but just a little outside it seems better. Maybe I am turning my opinion around
727.
by slenk 8y ago
I feel like they are projecting SF's problem on the rest of the US. In my city, affordable housing isn't available downtown, but it's not more than a 10 minute bus ride away.
728.
by slenk 8y ago
That's what Big Sugar wants you to think. Who do you think pushed that fat was the worst? Sugar
729.
by slenk 8y ago
The internet seemed more trusting back in 2006. Also, things like Google Voice didn't exist yet and who knew spam/robocalls would be such an issue. Hindsight is always 20/20
730.
by slenk 8y ago
I doubt OP will want to pay for a service when he is looking for a product to "host random stuff"
731.
by slenk 8y ago
Typing fuck is satisfying though
732.
by slenk 8y ago
I don't know why we keep reading Bloomberg after the Super Micro ordeal. I feel like they burned any credibility they had.
733.
by slenk 8y ago
Should we really be giving Bloomberg our traffic when everything points to them fabricating information in the Super Micro supply chain article?
734.
by slenk 8y ago
Two prominent examples noted in the bug: https://citibank.com.sg and https://www.citibank.com.sg are different, http://www.pool.ntp.org and http://pool.ntp.org are different. Like, big compani
735.
by slenk 8y ago
That whole article is based on a tweet from an IT Consultant saying the Titan key appears to be the same hardware Feitian keys. No proof is offered...
736.
by slenk 8y ago
Oh my; I thought the images were blurry so you couldn't easily read Musk's email that was "off the record".
737.
by slenk 8y ago
The NYU article also says: > When dealing with individuals who are not experienced in talking with reporters, journalists should make sure ground rules and potential consequences are clear, and then perhaps offer leeway. I am not sure,
738.
by slenk 8y ago
I e-mailed the support email about it. I got a response back - I think I convinced them to do it: "Thank you. You are correct, I will go to godaddy and get one :) it is fashion. Regards Chin" Or he is telling me to get lost.
739.
by slenk 8y ago
Could the university have notified Microsoft that you were currently not enrolled, and thats why your account was suspended?
740.
by slenk 8y ago
I feel like 1 year ago this would have a lot more points. It's pretty cool that recovering used rocket boosters is becoming a norm
741.
by slenk 8y ago
I still think it matters where data is stored because I don't trust most companies to not have back doors. Since its all my own equipment and I have a background in this sort of stuff, I know what I am looking for when it comes to intr
742.
by slenk 8y ago
I run my own server; it works great and is incredibly easy to set up. I would highly recommend people check this software out. It's maybe not as feature rich as other password managers, but it is being actively developed and the few ti
743.
by slenk 8y ago
Diversity. Local news. Non-tech news.
744.
by slenk 8y ago
No offense, but you're probably doing it wrong
745.
by slenk 8y ago
In the US under HIPAA laws, your IP address counts as PHI, not just PII Source: I work in IS for healthcare providers
746.
by slenk 8y ago
I would say there is a different expectation of privacy. When I am executing arguments on my command line, I am not expecting it to get collected and sent anywhere. Does it happen in other apps? Sure. But I would not expect my command-line
747.
by slenk 8y ago
See the other comments also, but ETL stands for "Extract, Transform, Load"
748.
by slenk 8y ago
AT&T using 1.1.1.1 as part of its internal network is even more foolish then.
749.
by slenk 9y ago
A product to get a foothold in the market, with which they could not.
750.
by slenk 9y ago
1.1.1.1 is a normal IP as it was reserved for internet use. There are already IP ranges that are supposed to be used for internal use, and 1.1.1.1 is not one of them

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