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AustinDizzy
2y ago
This just highlights the pervasive privacy issues in adtech. Many platforms today even support server-side events tracking which bypasses client-side detection & prevention like an adblocker would do to a tracking pixel. The true scope
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2y ago
Judging by the first picture in the article, it appears to be at Park Ave & E 33rd St.
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4y ago
I tried that exercise after reading the affidavit, and determined they were using Monero (XMR) which makes this task much more difficult if not impossible.
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5y ago
Looks to be a bot account (which was created at the same time the comment was posted). The comment is an exact quote from this article at US Holocaust Memorial Museum: https://encyclopedia.ushmm.org/content/en/arti
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6y ago
The northern counties of West Virginia have also issued a prohibition order for all non-residents, so that only West Virginians can purchase alcohol because apparently there have been hundreds of cases of Pennsylvanians crossing the border
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7y ago
This is a good report, but I'd also be interested to see focus on GPU performance on both classic GPU intensive workloads and machine learning workloads.
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9y ago
Just wanted to note that Square Cash is also directly integrated into Snapchat and Facebook Messenger.
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9y ago
rclone [0] has great support for B2 [1]. The functionality you want is also available with rclone simply by making a B2 remote then a local encrypted remote which saves to your B2. This will encrypt everything locally before you save it to
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10y ago
Forget if you're behind a school bus as I'd hope it would stop for any vehicle stopping in front of it. If you're on a normal rural highway (i.e. one with two but oppositely travelling lanes) and a school bus which is coming
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11y ago
Hey HN. Slowly over the past year, I've built Davine on the Google Cloud infrastructure to allow Vine content creators to see where and how their profile has grown over time. Davine is just a side project I whipped up to get experience
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Show HN: Davine – An open-data social analytics site for Vine
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11y ago
Well, two years ago I tried to report a few fairly critical security vulnerabilities on update.windows.com and they responded saying it wasn't an issue. I'd consider denial of service, buffer overflow, possible remote code executi
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11y ago
Here's a link to the actual article: http://www.rifters.com/crawl/?p=6116
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11y ago
The interface [1] made everything a little better by adding some interactivity. Your Xbox LIVE avatars would sit in front of a movie screen, and you could express simple emotions through them while watching the film. It was actually pretty
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11y ago
Does Wired really wonder why so many of their readers have ad blocking software? [1] I can't even read the article on their website because every ad I see is covering up some sort of text of the article. None of the ads have a close, h
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11y ago
If you're going to display how many comments there are on an item, please make that linked to the actual comments so I can read them. Besides that, it looks nice! Good luck with it.
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11y ago
Couldn't he get around this by doing contracted work and wanting only $1 for payment?
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11y ago
Story of my life right now.
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Google's Summer Solstice Doodle Was (Is) Wrong
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11y ago
I've been using a Toshiba Chromebook 2 (4GB, full-HD display version) that I got on sale at Best Buy for ~$280 during their Black Friday/Cyber Monday sales and it's really done good for me so far. Crouton took no time at all
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11y ago
I'd say do this http://lg.io/2015/04/12/run-your-own-high-end-cloud-gaming-s... and make it super affordable with generous free plans.
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11y ago
Something interesting is the Facebook still stores all (or most of) these assets, served straight from facebook.com instead of a CDN: https://www.facebook.com/images/pageheaderbg.gif
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11y ago
Sadly, he would be losing money to pay me money because 1 CAD is only 0.80 USD so purchasing BTC with a Canadian bank account/card gives him worse exchange rates. How we've gotten around this is him buying me Amazon gift cards. H
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11y ago
I love the new features and usability they throw into Square every few months, but when will they start to branch out internationally or at least to support more countries? A client of mine live in Canada, and I in the US. There is no other
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12y ago
Meanwhile here in West Virginia, our legislature just banned Tesla and Uber from operating in-state. This is the same legislature that changed the motto of the state from "Wild and Wonderful" to "Open for Business" only
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12y ago
On the same note, while I think the technology is cool, I think there should (and will) always be an alternative for the traditional PIN/password. One prime reason why you'd want a password-only entry is because LEOs (law enforcem
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12y ago
Looks like a really useful site for enabling speakers! A few months ago, I was emailed and asked to speak at two different conferences but didn't respond to either request because I wasn't sure if travel expenses would be covered
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12y ago
Google's marketing strategy for the Pixel isn't geared towards the "hacker" and developer type, it's more geared towards students and people who solely use their computers for simple web browsing and document proces
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12y ago
It's gotta be part of the business strategy. If the business itself flops, they've always got the increasingly popular domain name to sell to the highest bidder.
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12y ago
I think the reason why the company wants it hosted in-house is primarily so the data never leaves their own hardware. Even if a completely new and private instance was brought up and hosted somewhere external of the company, it would still
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