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UK regulator to investigate Apple over 'unfair' App Store terms(theguardian.com)
1 points by spzb 6y ago|0 comments
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by spzb 6y ago
But where’s the fun of pedantry in that?
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by spzb 6y ago
Aren't those measures of distance?
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One Million Sites Affected: Four Severe Vulnerabilities Patched in Ninja Forms(wordfence.com)
2 points by spzb 6y ago|0 comments
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by spzb 6y ago
I've seen 1 star "reviews" on products that directly reference a specific competing product or seller that the "reviewer" recommends instead. You'd think with all of Amazon's computing power they could det
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by spzb 6y ago
OP's update here : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26072153 TLDR; He's retracted his claims
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by spzb 6y ago
Hopefully OP will come back and update us
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by spzb 6y ago
There's been a spate of "never" or "always" posts getting on the front page in recent days.
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The computers rejecting your job application(bbc.co.uk)
4 points by spzb 6y ago|0 comments
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by spzb 6y ago
Are you in the EU by any chance? Just wondering if it’s a GDPR thing
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by spzb 6y ago
I've just logged in to my DigitalOcean account and, while Privacy Badger does block a load of connections, I don't see any for Google Ads or Facebook. Most of the ones I do see are for CDNs.
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by spzb 6y ago
Linked post has been deleted
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by spzb 6y ago
I've read that three times and I still can't parse it. Why would being on the latest version make a zero day worm more likely?
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by spzb 6y ago
> I couldn't vote as a European in UK but I would have voted Leave. Thank God for that, as you seem to not understand any of the issues involved. Greece's problems relate to the Euro which the UK had opted out of. And the notio
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by spzb 6y ago
And what remedy do they have to a copyright license infringement? The same glacial pace legal system.
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by spzb 6y ago
You don't fix trademarks disputes by changing software licenses. Elastic appear to have a sound argument on the trademark front but to conflate that with changing the license of their product is disingenuous.
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by spzb 6y ago
I think there's probably a lot more to be learned about business success by studying business failures. There's certainly a load more source material.
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by spzb 6y ago
The 4.5:1 ratio is a minimum not a perfect score.
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by spzb 6y ago
It's possibly the lighting or the monitor but I don't have a problem with using any other websites in this configuration. The orange on gray has a 2.5:1 contrast ratio, the main body text (dark gray on gray) is 4.1:1, both of whic
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by spzb 6y ago
"Man spends £210 million on lesson about backups" isn't such a good headline.
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Bitcoin: Newport man's plea to find £210m hard drive in tip(bbc.co.uk)
11 points by spzb 6y ago|10 comments
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by spzb 6y ago
What's with the color scheme on that website? I have good eyesight and I'm struggling with the contrast ratio. God help anybody with vision problems.
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by spzb 6y ago
Same. Maybe it's a feature of 2020
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by spzb 6y ago
Tried the mp4. After a wait of 30 seconds or so, it started downloading at about 15 MBit/sec on a 200 MBit/sec broadband connection.
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by spzb 6y ago
> What does the "Health Secretary" have to do with tech regulation? Nothing in terms of his day job but he is known as a fan of technology (not a particularly well-informed one) so he’s likely to have an opinion on the matter.
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by spzb 6y ago
That seems like it would just silence minority voices.
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Trump Twitter ban 'raises regulation questions' – UK govt minister(bbc.co.uk)
68 points by spzb 6y ago|100 comments
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by spzb 6y ago
Thanks. I did post the direct link but it seems to have been truncated
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by spzb 6y ago
Given that Pelosi's desktop was logged on and unlocked, there's a fair chance the laptop was too which would render full disk encryption useless. As long as whoever stole it didn't close it and send it to sleep anyway.
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Laptop stolen from Pelosi's office during storming of U.S. Capitol, says aide(reuters.com)
561 points by spzb 6y ago|696 comments

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