ghuin

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by ghuin 5y ago
The problem is people who thought there were "clear cut issues". Now there are more issues that are considered clear cut. Disagree? Bad for you.
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by ghuin 5y ago
There also could be medical reasons for the removal of arms. That doesn't mean parents should be allowed to remove the arms of their children as they are born.
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by ghuin 5y ago
Or remove their foreskins :')
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by ghuin 5y ago
Because some people seem to think autism is a cool personality trait more than a disability.
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by ghuin 5y ago
I wonder why they obscured the URLs in that way. It seems so stupid, given how trivial it is to decode base64.
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by ghuin 5y ago
Not to mention politics. Yes security guys on Twitter, we get it, you're all very progressive. Can you talk about bloody computer security for a change?
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by ghuin 5y ago
>According to Zerodium, iOS exploits are cheaper than Android exploits because iOS exploits are so plentiful[1][2] in comparison. On the other hand if your iPhone is vulnerable it will get an update. Can you say the same thing about Andr
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by ghuin 5y ago
They never did that.
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by ghuin 5y ago
IMDb closed their forums (and wiped all the messages!) a few years ago.
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by ghuin 5y ago
Group chats where everybody uses iPhone work through iMessage. If only one person switches to Android they get downgraded to MMS (open standard) which is much worse. Why these people don't use OTT apps like WhatsApp I'll never kno
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by ghuin 5y ago
I like the idea of nitter and bibliogram but they are so unreliable that I always end up giving up on them.
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by ghuin 5y ago
They already have end to end encryption available in WhatsApp. Facebook chats are not encrypted and users are aware of it and the risks.
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by ghuin 5y ago
What do you expect Facebook to do in this situation? Disobey the order?
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by ghuin 5y ago
Chrome
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by ghuin 5y ago
I don't hold Mozilla and Google to the same standards. I used Firefox because Mozilla aligned with my sense of morals. For that reason only. Now that they don't I see no reason to keep using an inferior product.
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by ghuin 5y ago
It's Google's fault for giving out a set of knives when you reach a thousand likes on one comment.
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by ghuin 5y ago
Users are not necessarily stupid. We all have a reason not to use Firefox. For example, I do it to spite Mozilla.
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by ghuin 5y ago
Maybe if they asserted themselves as much as the EU does the tech situation of the US would be the same as the one in the EU.
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by ghuin 5y ago
Who's going to respect you if you make the same money as a grocery store cashier? Personally I would think you're a sucker. Also what power would you have in a Communist country?
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by ghuin 5y ago
Do they really take Western hostages often? What are the chances as a European nobody of being dragged into a Chinese jail?
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by ghuin 5y ago
If that was true ADA guidelines wouldn't be mandatory.
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by ghuin 5y ago
What are you typing this on?
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by ghuin 5y ago
The title of the submission is what makes users post comments like this.
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by ghuin 5y ago
Miui
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Urethral self-insertion of a USB cable as sexual experimentation: A case report(sciencedirect.com)
6 points by ghuin 5y ago|4 comments
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by ghuin 5y ago
Marking you as away on discord/teams
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by ghuin 5y ago
That won't happen as long as Safari doesn't implement the API. For example: notifications
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by ghuin 5y ago
At least with iOS you get asked the first time you install an app whether you want notifications or not. Android allows them by default, and apps are not shy to spam you to get to open them.
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by ghuin 5y ago
I guess e40 doesn't have an editor any longer
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by ghuin 5y ago
As long as you're asked for permission I don't see the problem

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