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by trumped 8y ago
are they talking about private conversations in public?
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by trumped 8y ago
Most software companies end up doing this in the long run... Even Firefox is not immune. My guess as to why this happens is that all those engineers need something to do/something to show for (AKA fix what's not broken)... and I
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Ask HN: How should you tag your phone number to reduce the number of robocalls?
3 points by trumped 8y ago|3 comments
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by trumped 8y ago
they are very commonly used for robocalls/junk calls
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by trumped 8y ago
nice to see... most javascript libraries are not really that useful nowadays... not sure if bootstrap is still useful either though...
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by trumped 8y ago
> Routers can't see URLs now that everything is HTTPS that is not true... at least not currently.
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by trumped 8y ago
Don't listen to what they say, look at what they do...
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Android phones can be hacked remotely by viewing malicious PNG image(csoonline.com)
15 points by trumped 8y ago|1 comments
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by trumped 8y ago
Since Google+ is pretty much gone, now is the time to bring back the + operator.
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by trumped 8y ago
If those walled gardens could end, everybody would be better off. They don't even filter apps that abuse users, anyways.
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by trumped 8y ago
It doesn't take way from the fact that he is right...
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by trumped 8y ago
There's a bit of "can't" and a bit of "don't want to"... they just make more money this way.
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Apple releases iPhone update to fix Group FaceTime eavesdropping bug(cnet.com)
3 points by trumped 8y ago|0 comments
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by trumped 8y ago
Facebook should at least give you access to your shadow profile so that you know what they have. I didn't give them my real birth date or home address but they still could have them, I guess (some people wished me happy birthday on Fac
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by trumped 8y ago
most spammers use bcc, no?
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by trumped 8y ago
if it is so obvious, why did hundreds of engineers decide to implement it anyways?
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by trumped 8y ago
When I created my Facebook account, I used a unique email address that I completely disabled after the signup process was over (because I wanted to avoid Facebook's email spam) and I never gave them my phone number and never used the F
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by trumped 8y ago
We know how to make incandescent bulbs that last this long, that is not the problem... Companies just make more money this way.
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by trumped 8y ago
the "do not track" setting probably helps advertisers track users because it creates a more unique configuration/fingerprint... personally, I still use it in Firefox but probably should not since there are no consequences fo
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by trumped 8y ago
This extends to: There's no good reason to trust computers... (including Apple)... there are exploits, negligence and malice left and right
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by trumped 8y ago
edit: you probably also should not be carrying any tracking device with you (aka, cellphone)
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by trumped 8y ago
if you don't pay cash, you are also being tracked (credit cards)... and soon/now you will also need a mask/burka to avoid being tracked (facial recognition).
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by trumped 8y ago
> If you don't like the law elect different politicians. lol, you are being hopeful. (for example, I voted for Obama because he promised to repeal the "PATRIOT" Act and instead of doing that, he made it worst) (But I agree
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by trumped 8y ago
Of course they won't tell you that they are doing it...
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by trumped 8y ago
I thought that the NSA used backdoors and didn't need keys... (ie: direct access to large corporation's servers, where the data is not encrypted)
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by trumped 8y ago
Hopefully that will be the end of reddit and the start of something new.
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by trumped 8y ago
Is it possible to get some from your local veterinarian?
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by trumped 8y ago
Lol... and people still trust the secure enclave.
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Microsoft President says it's cruel to not give governments facial recognition(neowin.net)
2 points by trumped 8y ago|0 comments
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by trumped 8y ago
But using Matrix, cant you more easily have multiple users posting from the same account?

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