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841.
by stunt 7y ago
> I am sorry, how is this different from Google recording my location data? There is no difference. There is a fight for privacy against almost every big tech company. It became a norm for these companies to collect data in recent years.
842.
by stunt 7y ago
DJI released an update to enable private mode. They should turn it on by default or ask the user to choose during the initial setup.
843.
by stunt 7y ago
Updating the firmware.
844.
by stunt 7y ago
For JS and TypeScript, I use VSCode cos of all the extensions and the ecosystem. I used to use Sublime with a lot of configuration and some custom plugins but I gave up its performance to VSCode convenience. I use VIM for other stuff and VI
845.
by stunt 7y ago
> What gave you the idea that other places would not be allowed anymore? Well, that's similar to crowd control. They can't block other areas. But there will be less traffic and different monitoring and control requirements for
846.
by stunt 7y ago
H1B is the US economy nuclear weapon. especially in tech, science, and research. The US imports top talents while the country hasn't paid any subsidies for their education, development, medicine, growth, childbirth and you name it. And
847.
by stunt 7y ago
Also an example of design for safety or prevention through design. It is much easier for them to monitor 10 whitelisted spots and mark everything else as a blacklist.
848.
by stunt 7y ago
Time to introduce a new Postgre data type. (:troll:)
849.
by stunt 7y ago
Majority of open source contributors have a day job.
850.
by stunt 7y ago
I don’t think fair tax system doesn’t exist. (With a few exceptions in EU)
851.
by stunt 7y ago
If you look back in history, taxes always have been for ordinary citizens. Even before modern tax systems.
852.
by stunt 7y ago
Well if you can convince people that the earth is flat, a bleach miracle shouldn't be hard right?
853.
by stunt 7y ago
Google is really fast in reacting to government announcements.
854.
US warns of threat from Chinese drone companies(bbc.com)
1 points by stunt 7y ago|0 comments
855.
by stunt 7y ago
I believe it is more about money and power than being a security concern. Huawei is becoming too powerful for US interests. 5G market makes them more powerful and gives them a better reputation as a high-tech company. Killing it will pushes
856.
by stunt 7y ago
I enjoy seeing successful examples like your project. Many of the successful products started simple like you did, while there are tones of over-engineered MVPs that never launched. Cheers!
857.
by stunt 7y ago
This is a French article behind a paywall! The idea is to enforce intellectual property rights by pleading a serial number on each reproduction and giving “3D art trust” label to it.
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The Continuous Delivery Maturity Model (2013)(infoq.com)
1 points by stunt 7y ago|0 comments
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Amazon SNS Adds Support for Cost Allocation Tags(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by stunt 7y ago|0 comments
860.
by stunt 7y ago
I’m amazed with some opinions on data privacy by reading some comments here. We are now discussing US vs. China and who is better to own our data?! That’s really sad to see how many gave up on privacy.
861.
by stunt 7y ago
Nobody is good enough to own your data.
862.
by stunt 7y ago
Google has a long history of F...all altitude. Not a surprise.
863.
by stunt 7y ago
She could get more attention than many artists, writers, musicians, victims, researchers, majority of the HN users...
864.
by stunt 7y ago
Well said that we are the last free generation. It so weird how much of our freedom and privacy we are giving away. People used to fight for these stuff. And then you would think how far this can go in near future if this is just the beginn
865.
by stunt 7y ago
Choose a comfortable layout but also consider hardware and software support for it. Dvorak is a good choice. Comfortable enough and well supported. QWERTY is probably one of the worst layouts for your fingers. I'm using Dvorak and I ca
866.
by stunt 7y ago
> it's really hard for me to use someone elses computer How often do you type on someone else's computer? It is not comparable to the amount of time you use your own keyboard.
867.
by stunt 7y ago
Most of the people defending PHP are talking about PHP7+, and most of the people hating PHP are talking about PHP5-. Both groups didn't experience what the other group did and they are not talking about the same thing. So it is kind of
868.
by stunt 7y ago
This huge international campaign including pushing other countries..! It is not about security. It is more about money. Huge influence from powerful capitalists and investors because their market and long term interests are at risk.
869.
by stunt 7y ago
It's hard to answer without having enough context. Indexes, Transactions, and Triggers are three common choices, respectively. But don't forget complex data integrity requirements are also often a sign for bad design.
870.
by stunt 7y ago
When I hit a similar situation. I'd share it with someone else to verify that both outcomes are equally indeterminable. If that is the case, I often go with my gut feeling.

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