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5y ago
I believe you’re right especially since they’ve blown a source before by posting a original copy of leaked documents https://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/13/business/media/the-interc...
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5y ago
There are few things as satisfying than watching Oracle lose court cases.
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5y ago
I’ve experienced the same as you, I’ve lost many hours to fixing different protocol time out errors. We’re running it in ECS now and it’s pretty stable, every now and then one pops up but is fixed by retrying the job.
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6y ago
They use multiple services including AWS, Oracle, Azure, and their own data center. https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/most-zoom-runs-aw...
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6y ago
Look's like there is an open issue on the Facebook SDK GitHub https://github.com/facebook/facebook-ios-sdk/issues/1431
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12y ago
This is awesome, unfortunately hn misses a lot of awesome things. You could always submit a third time.
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13y ago
Nice work
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13y ago
Here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/662121/what-language-or-t...
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13y ago
Sooooo... Anyone got a link to the code?
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13y ago
I always hate the comments on these type of articles. "the government should hire him before someone else gets him" In reply "you can be sure there is a line up already - this kid is a treasure"
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13y ago
If you disable the IE compatibility list it should work fine.
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13y ago
Betteridge's law of headlines comes to mind.
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13y ago
I think they are talking about the patent that is 3 years old and allows them to turn functions off, no mention of the camera. Like the rest of the media they have immediately jumped to the worst case scenario.
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13y ago
I think that it is a online system where the box is ticked by default. This is his version of opt-in to porn.
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13y ago
You need to stop spamming this.
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13y ago
Amazing, disappointed it ended I was really into it. Something like this could be made into a whole movie.
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13y ago
I think this has something to do with this blog post: http://georgiaweidman.com/wordpress/guess-you-thought-i-was-...
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13y ago
Yup I got this message: "You have been blocked from following this account at the request of the user."
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13y ago
I think it will take more than legislate alone but I think it would be a step in the right direction. I just really want some transparency. Recording where everyone is going and having a mass database of it and then PRISM collecting all inf
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13y ago
It is inevitable that they will use drones to spy on us. It is cheap and easy, why send teams of people to track someone 24/7 when you can have a robot do it for you. Unless new laws are brought in this will become regular practice. We
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13y ago
I have said it before and I will say it again, we don't need a post every time a site goes down.
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13y ago
I think this is great, nice to finally see microsoft following suit.
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13y ago
That is the problem.
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13y ago
I agree, but I doubt they will have to wait weeks for a fix. Sony will have a patch within a day or two.
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13y ago
They are not bricked, the update is just buggy. They will release a fix and you will have to put it on a USB and upgrade from that. Bricked means it is completely unusable. It is a sensationalized title.
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13y ago
It depends on the company, some would lose out on government contracts, I dare say a few anti-trust investigations would popup or some new laws that the company wouldn't like. They can make life very difficult for them.
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13y ago
I think everything is to fresh for us to come up with a picture about what is going on. These companies require their users trust to run and they could face action by governments if they have been giving user data over to the US so they are
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13y ago
I cannot read it on this site, readable version on cryptome: http://cryptome.org/2013/06/dhs-prism.pdf
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13y ago
It sounded like one big add for userfox. Not as bad as the other stuff that is HN is being suffocated with though.
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13y ago
HN is being drowned in content by medium and none of this content is any good.
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