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by urda 7y ago
The real story here is a choir teacher is not a proper source or a replacement for teams of Scientists and Engineers that do these crash analysis for a living.
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by urda 7y ago
Is it not clear that they both are competitors in similar spaces to you as the reader?
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by urda 7y ago
"I need 8 megs of Javascript and a loading splash screen to display my own blog article in the 'modern web'". No you don't.
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by urda 7y ago
HN readers downvotes don't disregard facts and you should retract your downvotes immediately. Reminder: the downvote button isn't there because you disagree with facts and you need to leave your emotions at the door. There's
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by urda 7y ago
Except it doesn't work, and has been proven to not actually work.
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by urda 7y ago
> but the absolute minimum they owe their users is an automatic upgrade path. How exactly do you purpose they perform an "automatic upgrade" on their user's hardware? You don't just patch or upgrade to go from 32 bit
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by urda 7y ago
Both that Roku and Chromecast are spying on you just as much, and possibly more than, than those "smart" TVs you're avoiding.
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by urda 7y ago
Considering NeXTSTEP is long gone, why does it matter if the name conflicts? The name has no bearing on this discussion.
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by urda 7y ago
That's a really cool group I had never heard of! Thank you for sharing this.
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by urda 7y ago
I wouldn't be following their advice, I think the time limit is great and you should stick to it. 5-10MB of note data could be a lot, meaning you'd end up with users you've replied to that will never pay. I wouldn't be
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by urda 7y ago
I know that feel. I was tasked with wiring up the even / odd bytes for my team's Microcomputer. After countless hours of wire trimming and breadboarding, I was so afraid to boot up the board. Popped the brick in the wall, got a so
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by urda 7y ago
Hello HN readers arriving here: this is not true. Not only do both have completely different payment processing workflows, but there's another key takeaway: With a credit card the money going out is the issuer's. If you have a com
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by urda 7y ago
I recognize: Symantec McAfee MalwareByte Palo Alto SentinelOne CrowdStrike ... so no that's not true. Don't post things like that.
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by urda 7y ago
Buying a product when told it has X features and specifications then receiving said product with Y features and specifications and then becoming upset over it as a consumer isn't "entitlement".
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by urda 7y ago
[Citation needed] mate. Meanwhile take a moment and review Apple's stance on privacy and security before you continue [1] [2] [3]. [1] https://www.apple.com/privacy/manage-your-privacy/ [2] https:/&#x2F
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by urda 7y ago
You mean the Apple that has designed all their hardware and software to not spy on you? You mean the Apple that takes IoT security seriously that involves a certification process versus Google who just killed off their Nest ecosystem? You
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by urda 7y ago
> San Francisco gives people $184,000 a year in salary + benefits to pick up poop off the street. You are 100% disconnected if you think this is true. The wage gap is an even bigger issue in SF than Cincinnati.
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by urda 7y ago
That's odd, because I know many (including myself) that own property in SV and other high-expense cities on the West Coast. So I don't think that's true.
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by urda 7y ago
Didn't they just release a new device? This seems shocking.
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by urda 7y ago
> The FBI asked Apple to put a build on a phone that would allow them to brute force the passcode, leaving the device and the build on Apple's premises the entire time. It doesn't matter how well it might be locked down or secu
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by urda 8y ago
E-mail jeff@amazon.com
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by urda 8y ago
Agreed. I much rather have a company like Apple just flat out say "we can't make this work to our standards, to our customer standards, and we're not comfortable with releasing this product this way." Versus say Google w
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by urda 8y ago
When it comes to your heart, you want a false positive rather than a false negative. This is just basic medical stuff.
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by urda 8y ago
Handing over control of your content rendering to Google via AMP is not a safe option.
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by urda 8y ago
Most common users aren't even aware this is a thing, let alone how a CA or Certificate works. So there the setup stops, because certificates are foreign and scary to some users. Discord? Just a e-mail / username / password lo
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by urda 8y ago
That envelope idea based on need (Hotel, Conference, Car, etC), that's a pretty slick idea.
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by urda 8y ago
Hard to want to keep updating your working CI solution for your open source stuff while holding down a job and life and everything else. :)
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by urda 8y ago
Whelp, I might be looking at CircleCI vs TravisCI again.
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by urda 8y ago
Blocking /u/GallowBoob did nothing but improve my reddit experience.
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by urda 8y ago
> Considering that after a day of working I'm not that sharp anymore it was a good read for me. That's a great consideration you made, and I'm in the same boat. I'll check it out thanks!

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