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by vntok 8y ago
No, that's not it.
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by vntok 8y ago
Zeus, Poseidon and Hades are siblings. Of course both could be true.
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by vntok 8y ago
> “The irony is not lost on me,” says Rich Pierson, CEO and co-founder of Headspace, of the rivalry with Calm. But he’d rather focus on his Santa Monica, Calif.-based company’s authenticity, he says, which is drawn from co-founder Andy P
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by vntok 8y ago
It does not.
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by vntok 8y ago
Have you tried watching one or two? You might be the type of person prone to find them interesting, that's what the machine thinks of you anyway.
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by vntok 8y ago
None of the previous conversations had any comment here.
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by vntok 8y ago
Why don't you want to implement a basic service worker? A couple of cache strategies among these ones seem like a net positive? https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/instant-and-o... (ex: "Cache
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by vntok 8y ago
Why did you choose 1024?
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by vntok 8y ago
That's because you are not part of MS Store's target user segment.
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by vntok 8y ago
How is that action even remotely comparable to MS security telemetry?
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by vntok 8y ago
Well we do have more details. The OP wrote in this very topic about his software developing experience: he only worked "3 years as JS developer at a startup. Plus few open source contributions and side projects. I wasn't strong in
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by vntok 8y ago
.btn-blue { background:blue; color:white; font-weight:bold; padding: 4px 2px; border-radius:50% }
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by vntok 8y ago
Aldous Huxley did however, cf Brave new world
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by vntok 8y ago
Here you go: https://www.enable-javascript.com/
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by vntok 8y ago
Here is how to enable JavaScript: https://www.enable-javascript.com/
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by vntok 8y ago
Just one example of CSS-only tracking. Does not require JS: https://github.com/jbtronics/CrookedStyleSheets Other data that leak: User-Agent, Accept or Accept-Language, Accept-Encoding headers...
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by vntok 8y ago
The more you try to obfuscate your online sessions (eg: by disabling browser features, disabling JS, removing fonts, removing WebRTC, using the privacy-aware browser-of-the-day, etc. thus making your fingerprint even more unique), the more
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by vntok 8y ago
It's not whataboutism. Harassing people was not okay then, and it's not okay now either.
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by vntok 8y ago
You would criticize a doctor who would order expensive unwarranted scans, or a taxi driver who would take longer routes than needed. In other words you would criticize people who charge you for services that don't address your needs.
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by vntok 8y ago
Who knows without QA? Jokes aside, yes my point was that the driver could be the best in the entire world, if the software has a critical bug the car could crash on its own volition. That just doesn't happen with regular cars. Even cri
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by vntok 8y ago
> Anne Frank would be a squatter. That's absolute bullshit. Anne Frank was hidden inside an annex of her father's company, BY her father Otto Heinrich Frank, a former German officer decorated during the 1st World War. HE told h
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by vntok 8y ago
Sounds pretty reasonable.
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by vntok 8y ago
No.
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by vntok 8y ago
Riches to rags for Cox (from CIA analyst to vegetable in hospital). Icarus for Chad (from aspiring millionaire to dead in mere days). Cinderella for Linda (from aspiring millionaire to everything going wrong, losing Chad, etc. to having her
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by vntok 8y ago
"Master and Margarita" seem to follow the BBC post's Oedipus storyline: Fall (rejection of the Master's novel, his desperation, separation from Margarita and internment into a psychiatric hospital), Rise (Margarita'
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by vntok 8y ago
The expressed volition of an international crowd brought together by a free uncensored Internet that doesn't incentivize good behaviour vs trolling.
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by vntok 8y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2018/8/21/17762326/waymo-self-drivi... > For over a year, Waymo has been offering trips to the 400-plus members of its Early Rider program who use Waymo’s ride-hailing app to
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by vntok 8y ago
> This required transplanting the controls from a salvage steering wheel, which had a blown airbag, into my wife’s steering wheel. Reusing delicate parts from a salvage wheel that had a blown airbag does not seem particularly safe to me.
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by vntok 8y ago
How about production cars from consciencious companies like Waymo?
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by vntok 8y ago
NO it's way worse than driving in general, because once the car has been modified, its behaviour on the road and that of the guy in the driver seat are completely decorrelated. Ergo, the guy can be much more alert than most people on t

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