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by zwily 8y ago
It also supports TOTP codes.
452.
by zwily 8y ago
They may have done exactly that, but not in highway conditions, and so got fooled just like the inspection locations.
453.
by zwily 8y ago
$115M is how much they want to raise in the IPO, not their valuation.
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by zwily 8y ago
Could use proximity sensors to detect when it’s in a pocket (or next to a face) and not deploy.
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by zwily 8y ago
Amazon already has great customer service for big clients, and they already have lots of government clients too. (Including a completely private region for the CIA and other intelligence services.)
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by zwily 8y ago
Firebase used to be open by default, (to ease the dev experience, presumably), but sometime around the Google acquisition became private-by-default. It also warns you incessantly when your security rules are too open. I suspect (hope?) most
457.
by zwily 8y ago
You can tune how much "a lot" is. In this case, the filter appears to be tuned for a 1 in 1000 false positive rate. How annoying that may be to your customers is up to you to decide. (I'm not sure about the utility in banning
458.
by zwily 8y ago
I’ve even disabled badges for most things, including anything social. The badges are too enticing.
459.
by zwily 8y ago
How do you know how much cash Elon has?
460.
by zwily 8y ago
They are sold when they are paid for. The preorders are not paid for.
461.
by zwily 8y ago
Their fiber plans have no cap. Gigabit over copper still has the 1TB cap.
462.
by zwily 8y ago
Yes, there will be collisions. You take the result of the API call, and compare them locally to the password you are checking to see if it’s in the list.
463.
by zwily 8y ago
You still see outside with the fake windows... It's just a display instead. According to The Points Guy you even get a better view.
464.
by zwily 8y ago
I was gonna say the same thing. It’s cheap/nearly free if it’s just a little side project or low traffic thing. And a joy of a stack to work in.
465.
by zwily 8y ago
This is exactly what I’ve heard the justification is.
466.
by zwily 8y ago
Maybe they meant the Agile Manifesto? It’s short and hopefully not controversial: http://agilemanifesto.org
467.
by zwily 8y ago
One time thing. The display does tell you to pay attention and keep your hands on the wheel on every activation though.
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by zwily 8y ago
What corporate policy blocks Youtube but not Reddit? :)
469.
by zwily 8y ago
There are more non-iOS phones out there than iOS phones. I think this is why Apple isn’t too concerned about “monopoly” talk right now. (No, a “monopoly” on Apple products is not an illegal thing.)
470.
by zwily 8y ago
An appropriately tuned bloom filter would probably suffice.
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by zwily 8y ago
They have always had radar. It’s not enough for detecting stopped vehicles at high speed though.
472.
by zwily 8y ago
Yeah - I wonder what “in Apple’s favor” is supposed to mean in that sentence...
473.
by zwily 8y ago
The person you responded explicitly said “fairness in statistics”.
474.
by zwily 8y ago
I think that’s the point. Governments would prefer cash just didn’t exist.
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by zwily 8y ago
They heavily use AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure.
476.
by zwily 8y ago
I’m guessing you would have to restore the device.
477.
by zwily 8y ago
Yeah but that’s already how they do it. It’s through a third party for the S and X.
478.
by zwily 8y ago
A not-encrypted assertion over https makes sense, but not signed?!?!?
479.
by zwily 9y ago
I’ve had a ton of laptop repairs done in-store. Many years ago, but still. Maybe they just don’t do them anymore?
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by zwily 9y ago
Agreed. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16903916 .

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