mkay581

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by mkay581 5y ago
Plus, the article is old (before delta) and an opinionated piece by one of the most biased news outlets ever. yikes....
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by mkay581 5y ago
I know they say Ring devices are included in this. But can anyone confirm whether this applies to extremely old Ring devices? Mine can barely stay connected to my wifi, so wondering how it can reliably stay connected or send anything to Ama
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by mkay581 5y ago
This is exactly what I was thinking. But notifications panel doesn't work for the use-case where OP wants to just check in on content that may not have been triggered by a notification.
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by mkay581 5y ago
This is a symptom of society thinking that social media is a necessity and somehow equivalent to the real world. It's not.
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by mkay581 6y ago
Not my intention for this to come off like a plug but Android has been doing this for quite a while now. It simply shows any process being ran as a silent notification and then goes away when it's done. I agree keeping a running log is
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Yodlee owners sued over selling user transaction data(natlawreview.com)
2 points by mkay581 6y ago|0 comments
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by mkay581 7y ago
Sending certified mail only can prove that something was sent. Doesn't necessarily mean that the mail you sent contained an opt-out notice.
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by mkay581 8y ago
For some people, there is no difference ultimately. Because it's not that they aren't doing anything malicious with the collected data now, it's about the fact that they CAN do it if they desire to (ethical or not) in the fut
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by mkay581 9y ago
God it really annoys me when journalist don't use commas in their headlines... Maybe the robots should start making the headlines.
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by mkay581 9y ago
No different than now, right? Technically there is no way (practically, anyway) to identify someone you're talking to over the phone for instance.
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by mkay581 10y ago
Totallay.
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by mkay581 10y ago
I think any training wheels or safeguards against specificity should be left up to the developer, not a plugin. And any issues that come up as a result from their lack of understanding of specificity is that developer's own problem--no
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by mkay581 10y ago
"if you want have computers do everything, for technical reasons, resource limitations, and product positioning, you may want humans to oversee the algorithms" whaaa?? That's exactly why you would NOT want humans to interfe
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How Many People Does It Take to Ship Software?(thecodist.com)
2 points by mkay581 10y ago|0 comments
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Uber Hid a Game in Its App to Scout Potential Employees(slate.com)
2 points by mkay581 10y ago|0 comments
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by mkay581 10y ago
"Post more content organically, please. But just try not to do it just because we said so."