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by tiagod 5y ago
If everyone lived close to nature in small villages, there would soon be no more nature to live nearby.
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by tiagod 5y ago
Considering the Discord backend uses a bunch of Erlang/OTP AFAIK, I'm not sure Rust is an upgrade.
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by tiagod 5y ago
I would say most of it will be dust in the the air (coming from clothing and other textiles) and car tires.
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by tiagod 5y ago
>The most generous streaming platform is Napster. The online music store pays the artist $1 for every 53 streams, followed by Tidal >[...] >If you are a listener and it's vital for you to support artists, you can start using T
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by tiagod 5y ago
I find it absurd. But I live in a county where CCTV can only be used for loss-prevention.
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by tiagod 5y ago
These are perceptual hashes though. What if you take a picture of your naked baby in the bathtub or your child on the beach, and the picture is very similar to a known CSAM picture with a hash in the database, enough to pass the distance th
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by tiagod 5y ago
> In the current iteration they are not using AI or anything to identify "bad" content. They are matching hashes for files on on your device against known bad hashes/content. This is misleading as these are not what most t
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by tiagod 5y ago
What about terrorism, hate speech, etc? Most people would agree these are very bad things. Problem is there is no objective definition of what constitutes it.
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by tiagod 5y ago
You can even hear the interference between two sine waves, without them actually "mixing" in the air, by feeding one to each ear. This doesn't work for every frequency, but when it does it sounds the same as it would if they
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by tiagod 5y ago
Lisbon, Portugal. Haven't seen anything like this before. Anyone going through some frontend bootcamp will be hired immediately with much higher salaries than any comparable job with the same barrier to entry.
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by tiagod 5y ago
Portugal too. Our system is far from perfect (the best medication is sometimes prohibitively expensive for some people who really need it - chronic patients, pensioners) but there are many examples of our national health system investing he
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by tiagod 5y ago
Buying a domain and getting a wildcard cert is not hard.
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Coinbase email verification seems to be under attack(old.reddit.com)
3 points by tiagod 5y ago|0 comments
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by tiagod 5y ago
A friend of mine was affected by this. Got an email this morning asking for email verification, another confirming successful verification. Attempts to reset password result in an email addressed to "Lucifer Hun" and are unsuccess
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Multiple people getting verification confirmed emails from Coinbase(twitter.com)
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It's "probably" ok? Based on what?
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by tiagod 5y ago
> London on the other hand, sounds liky it's almost a requirement there at this point I live in Lisbon. Most people don't have AC at home, we survive.
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by tiagod 5y ago
I live in Portugal and I can't think of any job that can give you better quality of life (without family/party/etc connections) than software development. I have friends leaving other jobs, that they spent years in university
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by tiagod 5y ago
I'm thinking it might have the opposite effect for anyone that doesn't trust Facebook
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by tiagod 5y ago
Doesn't this defeat the purpose (at least partially?) I assume law enforcement can request those keys from Microsoft if they're backed up to the account.
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by tiagod 5y ago
People that steal credit card numbers to sell online (among other things). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carding_(fraud)
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by tiagod 5y ago
>Wickr features end to end cryptography You can make it weaker without getting rid of it. Whatsapp also has E2EE on the message contents, does it stop Facebook from sharing all your contacts, call metadata, message times etc with the aut
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by tiagod 5y ago
FYI in Portugal it was at 21.6 years in 2019.
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by tiagod 5y ago
We learned that. But does my grandpa even know what WD is when he goes to the shop buy a disk and is sold this thing?
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by tiagod 5y ago
> It is a major political scandal in Portugal, and does look like the town hall president will not survive without resigning As someone who's lived here all his life: doubtful.
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by tiagod 5y ago
Calling 65 years old early retirement is insulting...
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by tiagod 5y ago
This is crazy. How are intelligence agencies, with the amount of money and free reign they have, not monitoring the whole Internet for this kind of stuff?
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by tiagod 5y ago
Agreed. Normally I wouldn't be that surprised at this, but I thought of Mozilla as a nonprofit that wouldn't just gatekeep access to some information to those that have the money to pay for it (Could someone in Iran or Cuba even p
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by tiagod 5y ago
Cats aren't effective at controlling rat populations, and they kill many birds and small animals that already have a hard time surviving in reasonable numbers. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/10/12/science&#
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by tiagod 5y ago
I agree with you, I'm also imagining these in public libraries, retirement homes, small village community centres. I just hope we don't end up with a bunch of incompatible, proprietary appliances that can't talk to each other

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