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by disappearance 6y ago
Fairly sure the US DOJ had gone well beyond ‘recommending’ moves and actions outside of norms or status quo in recent months...
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by disappearance 6y ago
That’s a url worth copying into a password manager...
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by disappearance 6y ago
I agree, I’m wondering about the difference. Despite being intangible like communications, transactions are perhaps better evidence that something tangible has happened or is about to happen.
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by disappearance 6y ago
Important to remember the government itself might be the worst actor. Trump busy doing favours for Saudi Arabia who murder & hack up a reporter. Imagine the favours if he had access to those keys via his corrupt DOJ. Terrifying.
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by disappearance 6y ago
So frustrating, I feel your pain. The left CTRL key snapped in half on mine after ~8 months. While under warranty, I was told I had to send the whole thing away, 2-4 weeks. That was difficult to accept. I've had to occasionally re Sell
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by disappearance 6y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/12/uk-government-...
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by disappearance 7y ago
Not sure we yet know at what cost though.
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by disappearance 7y ago
There is no political solution until politics is clean. Left, right, whatever. It’s all mood until then.
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by disappearance 7y ago
You’re really bringing up EE&E in a thread comparing Microsoft & Amazon?! LOL indeed.
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by disappearance 7y ago
Rubbish. Watch this. British investigative journalism at its best. Collaboration between the Guardian & Channel 4. https://www.channel4.com/news/data-democracy-and-dirty-trick...
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by disappearance 7y ago
> Something you are is the perfect form of authentication Disagree. A bank manger with a gun held to their head is not a bank manager for the intended purposes.
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by disappearance 7y ago
I'll often go for a walk when facing a troublesome problem and return with an arbitrarily Complex model in my head. It would be an inconvenient time for an interruption, and probably looks quite a lot like returning from a break.
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by disappearance 7y ago
It seems to me profession/ occupation might play a role here too. Doctors & software developers I know favour truth based discussions. Friends/ associates in sales are far more likely to enthusiastically regurgitate something
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by disappearance 8y ago
I think Deliveroo Editions use commercial kitchens from temporary shipping containers, dropped in 'dead space', out of hours car/ industrial parks. Ah, from 2017: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2017
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by disappearance 9y ago
Just to throw another into the ring: https://fanburst.com/ I discovered them recently. The model appears to be (paraphrasing) 'give us non-exclusive world-wide rights to distribute your music freely, and we'll wor
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by disappearance 9y ago
> Just make your content available Agree. Regional licensing restrictions (music & video) and timed availability (video) seem to be lingering issues for legal streaming services and until they're solved/ forgotten the Popco
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by disappearance 9y ago
If it is, it hasn't stopped DubSet [1] from licensing some tech to Apple and Spotify [2]. [1] http://www.dubset.com/mixscan/#intro-2 [2] http://variety.com/2016/digital/news/spotify
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by disappearance 9y ago
Like this: http://www.dubset.com/mixscan/#intro-2 My understanding is that Apple & Spotify have signed up to these guys with a view to correct payments for artists with user uploaded mixes [1]. [1] http:/&#x2
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by disappearance 14y ago
Surely one edition only. All new features are paid for as content upgrades currently are. If you overhaul your code you release it first as a free demo (old language; beta), then discontinue it as you release a feature-matched-update to the
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by disappearance 15y ago
Right, but in this instance the 'terminal' to confirm your pin and POS application are one and the same, and ultimately just replaceable software on an iOS device.
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by disappearance 15y ago
Thanks. In europe we use chip and pin, so a fake app could collect the pin directly. If someone was to harvest 30 cards with pin, could they then visit an atm directly? Perhaps I'm underestimating the difficulty of cloning cards. If that is
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by disappearance 15y ago
I'm not sure if I'm missing something, but desensitising the general public to devices that their card is being scanned through (and occasions where that might be appropriate) will surely lead to to an increase in card fraud. What's to stop