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by titaniczero 4y ago
And don’t forget the battery. A mic recording 24/7 would drain the battery much faster and would not go unnoticed unless specialized hardware is used like the one for “hey siri” and “ok google”.
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by titaniczero 4y ago
Yeah, that could be tested by reversing engineering and analyzing your network traffic to see if there are requests leaking keywords
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by titaniczero 4y ago
Yeah, I recommended Pi-hole because it is easier to setup than a proxy, it is very easy to see if it works - just try to send messages. The last time I tried it you could block whatsapp traffic by just blocking the domain at DNS level. Of c
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by titaniczero 4y ago
Another idea: test a null hypothesis. Block with your pi-hole or a proxy all the facebook traffic so the messages won't work. Then reproduce with the same exact behavior with your wife (it would be better if you both could get a clean
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by titaniczero 4y ago
By accessing the device. It is not only E2E encrypted, WhatsApp servers are only a middleman, as soon as they arrive (double-check) they will be deleted from the server. Undelivered messages are retained up to 30 days, according to their pr
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by titaniczero 4y ago
They are E2E encrypted now in recent versions.
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by titaniczero 4y ago
An interesting experiment would be the same thing you are doing but isolated in a note taking app to discard the google keyboard you’re using. Also, it would be interesting if you can use e.g.: proxyman (available directly on iOS), or some
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by titaniczero 4y ago
> If any appreciable percentage of the population started using a browser that allowed adblockers, Google (and Facebook, and Twitter, and Reddit, and...) would do everything within their power to block that browser from all the web prope
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by titaniczero 4y ago
Embrace, extend, and extinguish [1]. This is the extend phase. Microsoft has the resources and ability to make better language servers which could be closed source now, so people end up switching to those tools, owned by Microsoft, with bet
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by titaniczero 4y ago
My neovim is drooling over this! > This IMO really highlights the power of having an ecosystem built around tools like tree-sitter because they allow for powerful dev UX tools to be more democratized LSP is also an example of this and it
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by titaniczero 4y ago
English is his second language, I'd cut him some slack and create a PR to fix it and help him instead of criticizing.
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by titaniczero 4y ago
Does anyone know what is Edge's take on MV3? Will they just leave it untouched and obey or do they have alternative paths planned for adblockling like Brave (In addition to the native blocker, Brendan Eich also said that they will &quo
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by titaniczero 4y ago
Yeah, that’s them being greedy lol
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by titaniczero 4y ago
Sounds credible to me. Some adblockers and lists block bot detection scripts on purpose, in some cases it could lead the system to flag you as a bot. What they should do in these cases is to fallback to a captcha or something like that.
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by titaniczero 4y ago
That's so sad and plausible. I already hate social networks because everything is so fake, I struggle to find genuine posts and interactions, I can't imagine what would happen when everything becomes [even] more and more fake. Wil
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by titaniczero 4y ago
It looks great, as a suggestion: Instead of an easy mode and advanced one I would use a single mode with a calculator, that way it is more transparent to the user and it would make the process of learning the advance mode and concepts easie
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by titaniczero 4y ago
Jetbrains costs $150/y. IMO, an autocomplete is not worth $100/y at all, let alone $200/y.
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by titaniczero 4y ago
This is similar to Go’s sync.Pool to reuse buffers and prevent allocations when you want to optimize things, right?
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by titaniczero 4y ago
> vi/vim is nice but I find the convenience of VSCode - auto complete, show inf doc etc - very useful You can have all of that on vim. On neovim, you can even setup LSP with the same LSP servers that VSCode uses [1]. The learning cu
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by titaniczero 4y ago
It’s literally the military version of https://xkcd.com/386/ . People can’t help it lol
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by titaniczero 4y ago
I want to make crystal clear that my comments are 100% in a pragmatic way, as a project it is awesome and very enriching. Kudos to the OP.
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by titaniczero 4y ago
Until someone comes along and translates 'heap_alloc' as 'asignacion_al_monton' or 'DatabaseDriver' as 'PilotoBaseDeDatos' (I wish I had made up the latter).
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by titaniczero 4y ago
Yeah, that's a good one. The terminology is well established and standardized in english, so if someone says things like bus, heap/stack allocation, driver, or even simple random things like timeout, tracker, to trim a string, to
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by titaniczero 4y ago
Excel formulas are a perfect example of how horrible localized versions can be for coding. I hate them, all the good guides and docs are in english but if the application is in spanish then all the function names are different. I have every
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by titaniczero 4y ago
Thanks, interesting project but I disagree with the proposal. Actually the project is more about using your own style for coding and then transpiling that, than the language itself. And both are terrible ideas IMHO. In fact, what's pop
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by titaniczero 4y ago
As a spaniard, please don't. I'm fine with programming in english, this only complicate things for everyone involved. Imagine if every popular language out there had their own adaptations or even their own programming languages. A
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by titaniczero 4y ago
What about the european countries without "equalizers"? https://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/compare/Spain/Unit... https://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/compare/Ge
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by titaniczero 4y ago
What about banning new people (e.g.: born in 2016 and onwards) from using them like some countries are banning smoking?
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by titaniczero 4y ago
GDPR is about personal data, not just cookies. I agree they should have thought better of that cookie law, which is a different one. But GDPR really was and is on point.
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by titaniczero 4y ago
“explicit lifetime bound required“, you poor soul

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