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by slipheen 6y ago
Two thoughts- 1 - Maybe it's big in your circle, but not everyone has the same experience. I literally don't know anyone who uses the app at all. (And I've asked around) That's not to suggest your experience is invalid,
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by slipheen 6y ago
College Humor had a bit that called Facebook "The Site That Commits Treason & Tells You What Your Parents Are Doing". They (and the author here) aren't wrong. But what am I supposed to advise them to use? The article does
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by slipheen 6y ago
Cies posted a link to https://github.com/cies/kubuntu-setup#remove-snap They give the suggestion to remove via sudo rm -rf /var/cache/snapd/ && sudo apt autoremove --purge snapd &&a
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by slipheen 6y ago
Not exactly the same, but the closest Linux equivalent that's semi-widely used would probably by ~/.local
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by slipheen 6y ago
Totally could be! I'm sure a bunch of people are more familiar with Windows, so they find that easier. There's probably a way to do it with Powershell and the Event Viewer. But since I personally find Linux more straightforward,
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by slipheen 6y ago
I don't hate Windows 10 by any means, I just find Linux works better for me. I use a Thinkpad and all the drivers work fine without tweaking, so that's not an issue for my setup. Personally, I just really like the little features
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by slipheen 7y ago
I would decline, if it doubled my salary. that is invasive, and they don't need the information. if it was required, I would leave the company.
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by slipheen 7y ago
I have work at multiple start ups, many of which I have been with as a grown from 5 to 500 people. A few have gone public None of them do any sort of monitoring like this. At some of them, I have lead the security team. and others, I have b
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by slipheen 7y ago
Yes, it's incredibly dishonest and encourages reviews which are likely to lead other people to make the same mistake. Any application which does so is against apples guidelines and ought to be banned
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Zoom web interface has been down for hours(devforum.zoom.us)
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Amazon and Apple Strike Deal for Prime Video In-App Purchases(daringfireball.net)
3 points by slipheen 7y ago|0 comments
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by slipheen 7y ago
On the one hand, this is great because Native apps fit in better and work more nicely. Unfortunately, due to Facebook's untrustworthy behavior in the past, I would be reluctant to install this because of the additional information that
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by slipheen 7y ago
Your defeatism is making things worse not better. Your message is basically "You're already screwed, why bother trying?" Why act that way? Who are you helping? If you support privacy, then people taking steps to try to share
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by slipheen 7y ago
I'm not sure I understand how it is "installed" if you aren't adding it to your homescreen? Isn't that just visiting a webpage?
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by slipheen 7y ago
I don't think this will work well. If you give them that leeway, they'll claim everything is voluntary. "Oh, you can go into [random place in settings that changes every week] and disable each one of your anxieties. It will r
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by slipheen 7y ago
Here's a link to the FAQ on the subject https://hansdegoede.livejournal.com/20632.html It includes instructions to disable- 4) Getting rid of the vendor-logo/firmware-splash being shown while Fedora is booting? If
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by slipheen 7y ago
Do you think there would have been as much value historically? The main part of the appeal of WSL is that it lets me use the Linux dev ecosystem, which (for web work) is larger/nicer than the Windows ecosystem. I think a lot of this co
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by slipheen 7y ago
Supreme count precedent only matters once a court case makes it to court. Until then, the President of the United States can make an order, and if it is enforced by local authorities, it's defacto legal for the duration.
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by slipheen 7y ago
Yes, it's late. But it's still better to do than not.
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by slipheen 7y ago
They discussed the trademark issue a bit in their filing- https://creativecommons.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/CC-Un... The CC logo and icons as a matter of trademark law are governed by CC’s trademark
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by slipheen 7y ago
I'm not particularly familiar with neural nets, so forgive a rather ignorant question. Could the classifier that they're using here be used as a discriminator in a GAN, to help train it to avoid this detection method?
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by slipheen 7y ago
Convolutional Neural Networks
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by slipheen 7y ago
That's only an issue if you're moving around in VR, particularly with artificial motion. Sitting in one spot is generally fine for most people, as is so-called "roomscale" vr where it maps 1:1 to the area you're in.
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by slipheen 7y ago
The biggest advantage for me over the official app is that it doesn't automatically open why I try to load Reddit links in Safari. Afaik, ios doesn't provide anyway to forcibly disable that behavior system-wide. That behavior is a
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by slipheen 7y ago
Good god no. We don't need more of our country becoming privatized!
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by slipheen 7y ago
In the past, they've offered to exclude the contents of the password from the trial to answer that.
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by slipheen 7y ago
The Magnuson–Moss Warranty Act makes it illegal to void the warranty for modifying your vehicle. They would need to prove that failure was a direct result of your modification.
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by slipheen 7y ago
The story says that Twitter will be labeling any "deceptively edited forms of media", not just the product of machine learning algorithms. > Twitter under its new policy will similarly apply a “false” > warning label to any
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by slipheen 7y ago
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/doctored-nancy-pelosi-video-hig...
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by slipheen 7y ago
He says this is a vulnerability in Whatsapp, rather than in iOS/Android- But if a full-phone exploit is possible using the app, isn't that inherently an iOS/Android bug? My understanding is that that an application should not

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