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by tompic823 7y ago
From the article: > Update: It wasn’t clear if issue ads and PAC ads were counted in Facebook’s 0.5% figure, but now the company says that number is just for ads run directly by politicians.] I'm more curious what % of Facebook&#x27
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Plane Tests Must Use Average Pilots, NTSB Says After 737 Max Crashes(wsj.com)
339 points by tompic823 7y ago|308 comments
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by tompic823 7y ago
> Added the ability to Safari for macOS to share your screen with others using only web technologies. Plug-ins are no longer required. This is a nice enhancement. I previously used the Screen Sharing feature that was buried in Messages,
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Securing Software, Together(github.blog)
1 points by tompic823 7y ago|0 comments
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by tompic823 7y ago
What about users who had previously uninstalled the Zoom client? Must they now reinstall Zoom in order to be able to fully remove it? Surely there are users that won’t perform the manual update and will remain vulnerable indefinitely.
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by tompic823 7y ago
This list seems incredible helpful. As a security-conscientious CTO, one of the challenges I faced was determining how much we should be doing now (during YC and while raising our seed round) versus pushing down the line. For example, we ob
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by tompic823 7y ago
Ajay Bhatt on why USB plugs weren’t reversible: > We had looked at [making the plug reversible], but the whole goal here was to make it very inexpensive, and at that point, we were trying to solve all the USB problems with two wires. At
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by tompic823 7y ago
> Context switching on this Core i7 Broadwell CPU takes seven times longer since these mitigations. Wow. This is of course a laptop, but anything remotely IO intensive is going to seriously suffer. Does anyone know the context switch del
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by tompic823 8y ago
On MacBooks the combination of Fn+Backspace mimics Delete. So Shift+Fn+Backspace to remove a suggestion.
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How M.L.K.’s Death Helped Lead to Gun Control in the U.S(nytimes.com)
2 points by tompic823 9y ago|0 comments
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Introduction to JavaScript Functions(permadi.com)
2 points by tompic823 9y ago|0 comments
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by tompic823 9y ago
There are certainly more options, however from personal experience I can attest that ESXi’s free license supports GPU pass-through.
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Leveraging Duo Security’s Default Configuration to Bypass SSH Two-Factor Auth(appsecconsulting.com)
15 points by tompic823 9y ago|6 comments
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Transitioning BlackRock's Aladdin to a Cloud Architecture(rockthecode.io)
1 points by tompic823 9y ago|0 comments
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by tompic823 10y ago
Do you have uBlock origin installed?
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The Wisdom of Even Wiser Crowds(wsj.com)
1 points by tompic823 10y ago|0 comments
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by tompic823 10y ago
HTTP/2 only supports HTTPS, which means HTTP connections don't benefit from HTTP/2's speed improvements. In addition, recent versions of Chrome only allow use of the location API by sites served over HTTPS. These are jus
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by tompic823 10y ago
Model 3 will have the hardware standard. For reference see [0] or the front page HN discussion thread going on right now. [0]: https://www.tesla.com/blog/all-tesla-cars-being-produced-now...
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by tompic823 10y ago
Self-driving hardware will be standard on Model 3, but you'll likely still have to pay a premium for the software to activate it. This is akin to Tesla including the 75 kWh battery on the 60 kWh Model S, and then charging you extra t
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by tompic823 17y ago
This was the first interview I've ever seen on mixergy, and I can proudly say I'll be coming back. I thought the questions were great and I absolutely didn't mind that the video went for over an hour. Truly an indept look at WooThemes and h