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by nde 2mo ago
This is from 2019
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by nde 2y ago
Seems to only affect some users. Also, not claiming it was on purpose or with malicious intent. I’m sure it is an unintentional bug. But, it also goes to show that Apple can tweak your settings at will, ignoring your prior preferences, whic
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by nde 2y ago
Based on what I know about it, Apple Intelligence is not inherently bad. I just choose not to use it and purposefully disabled it, so to have it re-enabled automagically by an update feels bad.
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by nde 2y ago
Looks like this was previous reported. Only seems to affect some users. https://www.macrumors.com/2025/03/11/ios-18-3-2-apple-intell...
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iOS 18.3.2 enables Apple Intelligence(support.apple.com)
3 points by nde 2y ago|6 comments
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by nde 2y ago
Updating to the latest iOS, which included a critical security patch, once again enabled my Apple Intelligence. This happened with the last update, someone reported it on HN so I thought to check. Once again, there it was enabled.
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by nde 3y ago
Discussion going on in https://github.com/Kong/insomnia/issues/6577 . Unlikely to change anything, though. Time to look at alternatives.
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by nde 4y ago
Is there a better cloud-based alternative to LastPass? I see KeePass being mentioned but I’m not interested in the keeping devices in sync myself.
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Ask HN: What if Elon Musk is tanking Twitter on purpose?
8 points by nde 4y ago|21 comments
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by nde 4y ago
I feel like my biggest peeve with this whole situation revolves around a lack of choice on the user’s end, with (presumably) the goal of hardening security. And, then not doing the research to ensure the choices made are actually the most s
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Tell HN: SMS can be used to bypass Sendgrid’s 2FA
21 points by nde 4y ago|9 comments
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by nde 4y ago
We’ve been using Dgraph in production for a few years now. The project is fine for hobby projects but it is NOT production ready. Don’t take my word for it, though… I invite you read through some of the issues reported in their discussion f
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by nde 4y ago
Hello db, I’m sorry you were put in this uncomfortable situation. Ideally, you would have received all the documentation, resources and training necessary to mitigate your feelings of stress. Unfortunately, the reality in our industry is th
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Ask HN: Why do we allow Equifax, Transunion, and Experian to exist?
53 points by nde 4y ago|28 comments
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The Verizon app might be collecting your browsing history and more(theverge.com)
6 points by nde 5y ago|1 comments
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by nde 5y ago
Airbnb rebranded [1] and so can you. Ultimately, the important part is that you accomplished an MVP while juggling family, work and kids. Hats off to you mate. You should be proud. [1]: https://blog.keycafe.com/the-history-of
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by nde 6y ago
Really cool idea! Style aside, I think you’ve developed an interesting product with lots of appeal, especially for those looking to be “less” connected. For those complaining about the style, perhaps offering a DIY kit may be a viable alter
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by nde 6y ago
It’s a shame to see companies putting profits above people’s lives. AirBnB’s argument, that guest’s should “know the risks of booking during a pandemic” could easily be turned around on AirBnB/hosts, who “should accept the risks of op