alias240

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by alias240 10y ago
WhatsApp are owned by a company that is known to cooperate with PRISM. For that reason, I can't trust them.
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by alias240 10y ago
Unless they are covertly decrypting them on the fly using a master key.
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by alias240 10y ago
The crypto might be superior, but we do not know for sure that Whatsapp/Facebook is not covertly decrypting the messages and funneling through some Prism v2 NSA surveillance operation.
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by alias240 10y ago
No, it is not safe to assume that. Edward Snowden already proved that we cannot trust large US corporations.
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by alias240 11y ago
It would not suprise me if they had invented some kind of AI to control their "female accounts".
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by alias240 11y ago
A part of me wonders if I should believe this, and the story about the Apple case. Or maybe it is all just a conspiracy to gain our trust.
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by alias240 11y ago
fetch does not support cancellation or onprogess events.
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by alias240 11y ago
MobX is a nice alternative paradigm to Redux that is gaining traction in the React community. It allows you to declare your data as observable, so that components can update automatically to changes. https://github.com/mobxj
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by alias240 11y ago
Take a look at MobX. It's a different paradigm that requires very little boilerplate and results in more isolated components that react independently upon changes to state. https://github.com/mobxjs/mobx
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by alias240 11y ago
I am from the UK.
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by alias240 11y ago
No, it's a sign of respect. In these days of Tinder, girls are used to guys hitting on them all the time. By not contacting them, you are actually sending a message.
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by alias240 11y ago
My strategy when I meet a girl I like is to exchange numbers, but have no intention of contacting them. The girl always has to contact the guy first. It's just how it works.
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by alias240 11y ago
It looks nice. Good luck with it. As with all audio hosting services, after a moderate amount of success you will surely find yourself on the radar of the anti-piracy agencies. I hope you are well prepared and can overcome this challenge.
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by alias240 11y ago
> a deficiency in any nutrient is less to do with a lack of it in the diet and more to do with the body's ability/willingness to absorb and utilise it I too have come to realise this. Many times when I have been eating well, go