dan-0

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by dan-0 2y ago
In the same way as walking. Stick to well trafficed places you know and your risk drops significantly.
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by dan-0 2y ago
Ah, that makes sense.
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by dan-0 2y ago
My time as a digital forensic investigator was short and over a decade ago now, but it was standard where I was to put each phone in a faraday bag to help reduce concerns around remote wiping capabilities. What's odd to me in this arti
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by dan-0 2y ago
I called out my high value solely because I fall into the "privileged propagandist" rhetoric the comment I responded to and some other siblings are pushing. Yes, the notion you need 300k to be comfortable anywhere is absurd, but j
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by dan-0 2y ago
Sorry, I don't see a valid point in any of these salary arguments. In fact, they're down right insulting and ignorant. I did strenuous manual labor for next to nothing once upon a time. After about 8 years of that, on top of regu
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by dan-0 2y ago
The opposite side of this is unpredictable or unintended behavior from too much moisture, which in my experience has been an acknowledgement with touch screens for quite some time. As touch screens for applications started to become common,
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by dan-0 2y ago
Back to the flea market example, if that's the only market available, you can either abide by their policies or not, if not you can't sell. The fact that Apple has made itself the only market available is what makes it anti-compet
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by dan-0 2y ago
I agree to a degree, in that the policies are a lot to take in. When your work poses a risk to the bottom line of another company, they have every right to be protective and implement the policies they feel will bring in more customers and
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by dan-0 2y ago
The process should be more accommodating of these situations, but if you're a developer you should know the policies and limitations of your deployment environment. If you don't and get bit by a policy violation, I feel bad for yo
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by dan-0 2y ago
This is exactly what Google has been trying to clean up. The Play Store is much cleaner and safer now than it was 10 years ago. Unfortunately small companies and independent devs take the brunt of the downside as their ability to get timely
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by dan-0 2y ago
> That is the most human behavior imaginable. Something bad happens to you, it's now an emergency, so you try every avenue to address it simultaneously. I don't know the Apple ecosystem much, but on Android, it's very well
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by dan-0 3y ago
That's not it, not what I said, and not what I meant. I didn't say anything about shooting in the dark. You're not hunting deer in the dark. You're getting to your blind before sunrise or you could be recovering your dee
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by dan-0 3y ago
I mean, yeah, but have you ever tried to follow a blood trail through thick brush in the dark? I'm not fully disagreeing, but there's a distinction to be made. I can find my blind, my car, and maybe a carcass on a pristine forest
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by dan-0 3y ago
It really is a complex subject with a lot of considerations going down to even very small geographic areas in some cases. Part of it is to avoid over hunting, part safety, part sportsmanship, part for state revenue, and part for whatever cr
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by dan-0 3y ago
It's not wrong, but it's also a bit more nuanced if you're unfamiliar. Many state wildlife departments use this money to put it back into public parks and protecting more at risk wildlife. There are some species that continue
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by dan-0 3y ago
> all under the, seemingly false, guise of enhanced security. Maybe just me, but this became excruciatingly hard to read after this. At this point, I don't know what they're talking about, but they're implying something be
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by dan-0 3y ago
Oh come on. It definitely couldn't be that it's surveillance technology produced in a country known on a massive scale for stealing information via electronic means, especially against the US, right? Your statement reflects little
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by dan-0 3y ago
This has been a litmus test for me over the years honestly. I tend to trust people much less if they speak in absolutes on complex topics. Yes, it can make your argument more strong, but you're lying if it doesn't cover 100% of th
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by dan-0 3y ago
This was interesting to me as well. I'm assuming the more limited IQ resulted in more of those soldiers falling into inherently more dangerous roles such as the Infantry due to inability to qualify for more technical and safer roles.
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by dan-0 3y ago
Why stop there? Why not just title it "Four Bombings in Europe?" You wouldn't want to give an unhealthy outlook toward Sweden when bombings happen elsewhere too. But seriously and respectfully, my point being the title is not
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by dan-0 3y ago
There's plenty of reasons to complain about the things Google does, but this isn't one. This failure is purely on the author. 1. Google had been mentioning this change for a while 2. Target SDK update is a big deal, especially if
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by dan-0 3y ago
This is part of the problem. You know your constraints, other people do not, but like to assume they do. So you end up having to write a defensive argument about your problem rather than just plainly asking your real question. This may help
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by dan-0 3y ago
Maybe it's the fact that I have a lot of recruiter contacts on LinkedIn, or maybe it's my engineering field, but I disagree with a lot of the comments here. In the past #opentowork has been a huge help even up until I started my l
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by dan-0 4y ago
> "only eats meat he kills himself" Not sure what you're trying to get at. He eats meat and wants to respect where it came from rather than grabbing a factory raised, killed, and processed McRib and not thinking about it.
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by dan-0 4y ago
Exactly this. Even if your demographic is the same as the chart, dropping 2% of users can be the difference between profit and destruction. Maybe it's margins that you'll save but keeping those users, possibly bad reviews, maybe m
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by dan-0 4y ago
Teams is horrible, but not nearly as horrible as an argument equating use of Teams to the Holocaust. There's a very big difference between using an app to communicate if you want your job and murder.
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by dan-0 4y ago
Maybe it's just the segment I'm in, but I feel like Salesforce was hiring pretty hard up until recently. They wouldn't be the only company to go from a hiring spree to layoffs that quickly over the last quarter. We really nee
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by dan-0 4y ago
How so? Remote attestation and other SafetyNet features are a product decision to use. If a company has an app that only allows itself to be run on a device with SafetyNet isn't that on them? Google doesn't force you to use it.
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by dan-0 5y ago
Keep in mind, not everyone here speaks English proficiently or primarily. Nuances in definitions can lead to widely different interpretations.
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by dan-0 5y ago
This was the single biggest "driver" to me moving to Mac from Linux. I had a really nice system that I built and used for work. I was working on a project with a 24 hour requirement, it was only an hour of work. I needed to update

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