MagicPropmaker

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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
They don't. The person who said this is pushing an agenda trying to scare people away from Windows so his company can make more money.
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
This is simply untrue. No corporate IT team configures Windows so users are Administrators by default.
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
I don't think this is an honest question. You've pushing your agenda. Linux has a big ransomware problem and with inexperienced users running it, it can be easy to attack. See: https://www.scmagazine.com/home&#x2F
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by MagicPropmaker 7y ago
There was a lawsuit in 2018. I'm not sure what the outcome was: https://www.thecollegefix.com/women-only-tech-scholarships-m...
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Microsoft Ships Antivirus for macOS(arstechnica.com)
10 points by MagicPropmaker 8y ago|0 comments
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
Exactly! It's nearly certain that at least one of them had an enemy, ex, etc, that he/she wanted to exploit.
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
That's a tried-and-true technique for getting into a person's voicemail mailbox, if you don't have a password set. For years, until carriers started forcing people to set passwords, this is how a lot of phone messages were ob
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
With 20,000 employees who potentially had access, there's no way of knowing if any password was abused. They should message their users to change their password, especially if they use it on other sites, just to be sure. And because ma
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
You can do it on Android with "tasker"
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
A little trick that will work for "geeks" but won't scale is: - My personal phone number is in a remote area code, of a sparsely populated state, from where I don't know anybody. - Any phone calls that come from this are
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
This isn't just a high-tech problem. I'm a pianist who sometimes plays Pipe Organ, and you always have to "play ahead." It can take 250ms or more for some 16' or 32' pipes to start sounding.
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
Well, it wasn't really "fixed" -- the driver is still dead.
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
I was making the same point you are, though I was more subtle.
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
You switched topics. The article cites the incident where a group of Yale students surrounded this Yale professor whom the article is about and started screaming at him.
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
I'm glad young people at least think about not staying silent to racism. However, do not forget, these students were yelling at a man for a letter his wife wrote. That is not defensible. It's also sexist--as if the man is the one
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
I don't think so. Sugary treats that taste good and give you a rush don't need marketing to get people to try them. They need marketing to stand apart from the competitors. This is why cigarette companies didn't really mind t
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
Who is this "Dr. Jena Jentzsch"? Is she the person responsible for losing the data, or is she just the contact for people now?
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Dick Dale, “The King of the Surf Guitar,” Has Died at Age 83(cbsnews.com)
15 points by MagicPropmaker 8y ago|2 comments
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
My maternal grandfather was very happy to leave Romania, after his family had been there, as near as we can tell, about 600 years, pushed east over the years after coming up from the Mediterranean. In 1923 Here's a song he used to like
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California’s wildfire threat could be an opportunity for clean-energy microgrids(latimes.com)
3 points by MagicPropmaker 8y ago|0 comments
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
This is very timely because I had a Pyrex-type glass lid explode on me today. It was a lid to a Calphalon frying pan,and I was grilling a veggie burger and some onions. I put the lid on and set told Alexa to remind me in 2 minutes. Just bef
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
It may have a low footprint, but there’s a lot of high-tech involved to make a solar powered website work.
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
This was tried with eggs, and it failed: https://www.digitaltrends.com/home/egg-minder-smart-tray-let... But maybe if someone does it with a camera and a little AI in a fridge for Milk, eggs, butter, etc. it could work
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
I think if YouTube could catch duplicate videos with a simple "hash" they would. Nice try, CNN.
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
Here's how to turn on a full HDR workflow in Photoshop, including displaying HDR imagery on an HDR monitor: https://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/How-to-enable-30-...
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
Windows has had HDR support for a long time, and Photoshop, too, allows you to paint in HDR. https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/high-dynamic-range-i...
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
If you want a good alternative to GitHub (though not decentralized other than the distributed properties inherent to git), use Amazon CodeCommit. No github politics/nonsense to deal with, just reliable hosting for git repositories acce
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
Apple's actions are not good and will eventually discourage companies from developing anything more than marketing apps for the App Store. You don't want a big piece of your revenue stream dependent on Apple app sales and Tim Cook
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
My bank and broker send an email or text telling me to log in and check the "secure email" system on the bank's site.
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by MagicPropmaker 8y ago
At first thought, you'd think: All that would be needed to make this happen would be for gmail, outlook mail, and Apple's clients to support signed and/or encrypted mail and display a logo if the digital signature matches, sa

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