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by smartbit 6y ago
The original study https://www.scss.tcd.ie/doug.leith/apple_google.pdf . They had to jailbreak the iPhone for patching several libraries to circumvent certificate pinning . Shouldn’t the link be changed from Irishtimes
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by smartbit 6y ago
Exercise boosts brain power https://vimeo.com/16335377 by brainrules.net A funny 3.5min clip that explains why we produce BDNF during exercise and how we can enhance our brain power. Highly recommended :-)
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by smartbit 6y ago
It’s back! I thought it stopped nov 30, 2018? +1
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by smartbit 6y ago
https://filetransfer.kpn.com/ - password protection - number of days availability (1 day - 4 weeks) - max number of downloads - european datacenter - max 4GB
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by smartbit 6y ago
Documentary Democracy: Im Rausch der Daten (2015) [0] gives insight in the some of the main characters during the GDPR negotations. It films behind closed doors where the real negotiations took place. Highly recommended for anyone inter
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by smartbit 6y ago
Some extensions require presence in the EU, eg .eu & .it [0] IOW not available to citizens or companies in Europe, but not member of the EU eg. Bosnia and Herzegovina [0] Who can register a .it domain? https://www.nic.it&#x
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by smartbit 6y ago
To me Quad9 seem a viable alternative for google/cloudflare - no logging policy, iow adheres to GDPR - global anycast service with Multiple points of presence around the world - 99.999% uptime since 2016 - not opinionated: s
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by smartbit 6y ago
For gmail, try adding an IPv6 address with proper reverse resolving. Tip from HN some time ago.
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by smartbit 6y ago
IPv6 magically makes email go to the inbox of gmail. A tip I read here in HN some time ago.
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by smartbit 6y ago
On Fedora Chrome disables Ctrl+Q and Chrome can only be closed by going through the menu. Maybe Chromium implements it too, then you could find out the trick in the source.
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Another downside is powerconsumption at rest. Supermicro board with 2x Xeon use 80watt at minimum. Add a 10Gbit switch and a few more peripherals and you’re looking at an additional $€80/month electricity bill. Year after year , tha
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Thom Hogan for a few decades reports on Nikon product strategy & financials. From most recent article with comment on Nikons financial situation: > That said, if I were one of those financial rating companies, I'd be downgrading
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> Make no mistake: the bill he eventually signed — S. 139 — very much affects American citizens. That bill reauthorized Section 702 original enacted as part of the FISA Amendments Act — a legal authority the NSA uses to justify its colle
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IMHO the desktop client of Signal is far superior to Whatsapp: the Desktop & iPad client of Signal allows Video & Voice (group) calls. Whatapp desktop client allows neither, only Chat, neither does it have a client for the iPad.
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Date: Dec 3, 2019 Please update the title and append "(2019)"
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Anthropologist Jean Briggs [0] made baffling observations while studying Inuit [1] collective parenting [2] in the 60s https://text.npr.org/685533353 Briggs quickly realized something remarkable was going on in these famil
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by smartbit 6y ago
> Even today: 100% of my buddies who are married live within 2km of their mother-in-laws. Assuming your buddies are male, you make an interesting observation: mothers support their daughters in raising kids more than they support the
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by smartbit 6y ago
I couldn't agree with you more including tax law as part of the problem. > There's a reason societies used collective parenting for centuries and only recently with the push towards individualism that has stopped. Do you ha
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by smartbit 6y ago
On Fedora 31/32 was working fine (with corporate account). After the call was over ctrl+q wouldn't stop it from running, therefore I'd completely remove it with pkill teams
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by smartbit 6y ago
Anyone experience on HN with Boxcryptor? Would like to hear why you chose it? How easy it is to deploy, maintain & upgrade? And how the user acceptances/usability is?
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In GDPR this information is called Personal Identifiable Information PII.
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by smartbit 6y ago
Nice try, but I will never attach an usb device for frequent usage that sticks out like the Solokeys v2. The size of the Somu * is fine, as it doesn't need to removed when transporting a laptop. Integrated in to the laptop it would be
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by smartbit 6y ago
Maybe the Why is Commercial Interest ? Now business types choose Windows laptops for ease of use as it connects directly to the monitor & TV set with the ubiquous HDMI. Same for USB, a majority of the external USB device sold have US
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> The batteries are bottlenecked on FAA limits passengers may also carry up to two spare larger lithium ion batteries (101-160 Wh) https://www.faa.gov/hazmat/packsafe/more_info/?hazmat=7 100Wh internal
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by smartbit 6y ago
Correct. As I read it, this article is more about the inadequate US healthsystem than anything else, in particular because it forgets to mention that iFOBT is free and automatically sent to all between 50/55-75 in several European co
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by smartbit 6y ago
From https://www.electricitymap.org/zone/RO it seems there was a drop in hydropower ~1GW around that time in Romania.
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iOS & iPadOS can disable Background app refresh . I’ve never verified with Charles Proxy, but assume disabled Background apps don’t communicate.
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do you have a picture or drawing of your setup?
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Technical details why Arm hackintosh will be difficult in Death of x86 and the future of Hackintoshing https://dortania.github.io/hackintosh/updates/2020/11/12/big...
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maybe adding googlebot https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25464280#25465039

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