zapttt

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by zapttt 6y ago
that was forced on some cheap androids between version 3 and 4. after 4.4 they dialled it back to instead of required now they only apply some seven dark patterns to try to trick users into thinking it is mandatory. same effect to most user
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by zapttt 6y ago
and companies copying features no user asked for from the top competition is even more expensive and dumb. it's like gnome giving up all its good differentiating features during the great rewrite just to mimic osx, no matter they were
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by zapttt 6y ago
good guerrilla marketing though. everyone is again talking about recently-forgotten 5G.
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by zapttt 6y ago
again, i hate apple. but you are being disingenious. if I replaced your screen with a malicious one that stores images and touches to later steal your pins, i could just wait the low time limit, give it to you and hope you never checks the
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by zapttt 6y ago
rigth. my point is that the sea is huge and lots go down there between navys that we hear little about even in specialized media.
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by zapttt 6y ago
wait, if i read that rigth it will just show a notification. what's wrong with that? I hate and never buy apple devices for many reasons, but telling me the device was tampered with, with no side effect (heck, they used to brick device
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by zapttt 6y ago
my hot take: this is all because we are engineers designing social networks. think about it. email, twitter, etc. it all works like any network protocol meant for machines. it is cheap to spam. there is no middle ground between anonymity an
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by zapttt 6y ago
who pay for a service like what they offer?! makes no sense. unless they have the best salesman in the universe for a very niche market like legal or health. is that the case?
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by zapttt 6y ago
de-twittified link https://www.databreaches.net/irans-ban-on-telegram-that-was-...
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by zapttt 6y ago
lament not working on mesh networks and praying my failing will be cut short by the internet getting back up soon. in other words, the same as everyone here.
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by zapttt 6y ago
why a state fed is making those predictions?
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by zapttt 6y ago
so after aplitting korea into north and south (as they are know all around the world), the US will again split north korea into west/east. will it be east korea? or north east korea?
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by zapttt 6y ago
because you turn off all the parts with moving fluids. a nuclear you cannot turn off the cooling, i guess.
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by zapttt 6y ago
yesterday a german ship rammed a Venezuela navy ship. a month before an oil tanker went down north of brazil, still zero clues which tanker it was, at all. the sea is a very big place. we barrely hear all the weird stuff in the mainstream m
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by zapttt 6y ago
LOL. downvoted with no comment pointing why it would not be. alas, it was the rigth prediction and Exactly that happened.
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by zapttt 6y ago
i mean exactly "us small business" which is a title almost all companies ofering 401k managed accounts have.
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by zapttt 6y ago
php was never anything serious until it lived on top apache.
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by zapttt 6y ago
elixir is mix. mix is hex. hence elixir is npm for erlang
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by zapttt 6y ago
elixir is npm for erl. the single example you need to know to snub it: x = 1 x = 2 thats valid elixir. you're better off using javascript or php at this point
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by zapttt 6y ago
learn to buy hardware with decent drivers. hint: it's not nvidia.
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by zapttt 6y ago
the only thing C missed was a stdnet lib, with things like starting a network daemon and http parsers. oh and a decent list stdlib that everyone could agree on and build the rest on top. had that happened a while ago, we would never have se
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by zapttt 6y ago
wonder what most "US small biz funds" (required on most 401k programs ) are doing these days
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by zapttt 6y ago
people in this forum pretty much control if any SaaS live or die. if we care enough we can compile a simple list of layoffs happy companies to boycott.
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by zapttt 6y ago
too good to be true for long. just like fisa, they will extend on monday after no deliberation.
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by zapttt 6y ago
by your logic everyone should have been living pay check to paycheck when interest rates get low. but that's not even the craziest thing in your comment. it's that you are probably a salaried worker making excuses for the boss. it
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by zapttt 6y ago
in other news: let's put a turbine on an open faucet!
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by zapttt 6y ago
for webrtc the load is on the clients. the server load is for "poor connectivity" clients. the ones tha need nat transversal and proxing of kinds. in summary, if you have first class clients you can "host" a million pers
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by zapttt 6y ago
why would a "hacker who wants $100mi for stolen code" post it all on github? regardless, amd will finally win the video card wars now thanks to open source drivers:)
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by zapttt 6y ago
thinking of sgx. DRM needs it. it won't go away.
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by zapttt 6y ago
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