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fattegourmet
2y ago
> how much co2 is saved when i can do my banking online instead of having to drive to a bank is significant. And if the online bank wasn't sending a bunch of requests to a bunch of third party ad networks on every click, it would sa
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fattegourmet
2y ago
>the near equivalence made between language and consciousness that goes back to Descartes more like Aristotle
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fattegourmet
2y ago
Your reply seems entirely focused on Apple, when the article is about Windows 11. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
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fattegourmet
2y ago
>lots of people just don’t want to use the terminal at all That's unfortunate, since the article notes: "Another method of bypassing the account lockdown still exists. You simply have to enter OOBE\BYPASSNRO in the command prom
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2y ago
your [0] is just silly. If a person is at risk from their state's law enforcement, handing over their search data to yandex just makes it easier for Russia to convert them into spying/sabotage activities through, e.g., extortion.
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fattegourmet
2y ago
especially when you consider that one of FF's target user bases are people who turn off all telemetry
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fattegourmet
2y ago
so, a non-black box algorithmic feed?
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fattegourmet
2y ago
I had an ethics (philosophy) course in uni and I don't think _ethos_ is about winning. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethos
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fattegourmet
2y ago
Hope he ends up in Tarkington College. 'What's the hurry, son?'
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3y ago
>The lawsuit claims that Google improperly shared Class Member search queries with third-party websites and companies between October 25, 2006 and September 30, 2013. Google denies any wrongdoing and the Court has not decided who is righ
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Google to pay $23M for improperly sharing search queries with 3rd parties
(prnewswire.com)
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fattegourmet
5y ago
Good riddance. Getting a login wall when I try to check your working hours or menu is the surest way to lose me as a client. Oh, and I might even tell the business how and why they're not getting my money... if the only way to contact
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fattegourmet
5y ago
not making the settings accessible is a design failure, imo
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5y ago
>Who in their right mind would buy a device from Facebook I completely agree with you on this, yet a lot of people are buying Oculus sets
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5y ago
Do you feel that salary negotiations are adversarial? For context: I realize that one-off negotiations (buying a car at a dealership) are strictly adversarial, but negotiations in ongoing relationships (employment) benefit more from sharing
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5y ago
fascinating read
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5y ago
DDG doing the good ol' corporate 'let me, a third party, access your communications wholesale... for privacy' How about advising people to turn off remote content in emails first?
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5y ago
the ad bucks must flow
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5y ago
> A new study published online today in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute reports that one third of the most popular cancer treatment articles on social media contain misinformation. Further, the vast majority of that misinfor
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GitHub – astryzia/stalkerware-URLs: tracking stalkerware hosts to sinkhole
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CUJO AI provides cybersecurity for telecom operators, and its AI models identify devices to alert end-users and network operators in case a device starts acting out of character. This report reviews the aggregated data that CUJO AI gets fro
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AI used to identify devices, shows IoT and other connected device trends in NA
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Machine Learning Security Evasion Competition 2021: Defensive Track Announced
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6y ago
just read the post. This is absurd
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6y ago
completely agree
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A dynamic approach to detecting browser fingerprinting
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6y ago
is immunity really acquired after a covid infection? Read that a rather low percentage of Spaniards had immunity after getting better
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6y ago
data points mentioned in the article: address search; device location data. Innocent till proven guilty, right?
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Reverse Engineering Go Binaries with Ghidra – CUJO AI
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