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Hellion

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    Comment #35205354

    > and memory on the computer to hold an entire page of pixels. I mean, at 72dpi that's 50KB just for the data! Fwiw it was common for text editors at the time to render/raster in c…

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    Comment #34939760

    Applying the slightest scrutiny to this Twitter thread revealed that the Twitter thread was actually the complete fraud the entire time

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    Comment #34939724

    You can just not donate.

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    Comment #34939720

    That was just one example of an egregious mistake. There are more, many more. also, It’s the fundamental claim of the thread, and it casts the rest of the logic into doubt. His cor…

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    Comment #34935622

    It’s worth noting that this tweet thread makes some major mistakes, both in dates and in roles. For example, while she was hired by NASA after Apollo 8, she had already been workin…

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    Comment #34885565

    The chat landscape is dire. I view Signal as a least bad option for my friends to use.

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    Comment #34885225

    It’s vastly more complicated than “apple opens an api”. iMessage does a lot more than just messaging, and key components of apples spam and fraud story are tied to individual devic…

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    Comment #34885167

    Feature by feature, and doing a cost comparison, shows that iPhones are very good value. But they don’t have a phone under $400. And even in the developed world that’s a lot of mon…

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    Comment #34885131

    Yeah, you can get an android phone that will take pictures, send messages, play, music, run Uber/maps, and take calls for under $50. Those phones aren’t great, but they are usable.…

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    Comment #34590033

    Considering the Phoenix like rise the platform made, it was accurate at the time but short sighted.

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    Comment #34513824

    Credit Karma’s Karmanauts. Oof.

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    Comment #34472505

    Very possibly, the FBI has some strong leads, and are building a case. This is something on the national scale with lots of federal internal attention - reports likely even having …

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    Comment #34378789

    Any shop worth their salt is going to embed the cert chain in their app. In fact, you get that for free with pretty much every drm lib, such as the ones major providers like steam,…

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    Comment #34350413

    Gumroad is part of a movement of “friendly” drm. You’re paying for support and updates. Intercepting a tls call is easier said than done, but the ethos is around accepting pirates …

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    Comment #34270886

    There are significant and effective federal regulations around this. If you are telling the truth, your steering wheel is way too high, and you need to lower it

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    Comment #34270878

    Mercedes put a bunch of these in the $100k plus EQS. Car companies: we are begging you, please stop with controls without pressure sensitivity and haptic feedback. Copy apple if yo…

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    Comment #34149890

    If I’m paying them to answer me, yes.

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    Comment #33858079

    The page linked doesn’t say a lot, but it does say “local web interface”

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    Comment #33857657

    Apple has really set the standard on battery life - 10-11 hours would be considered on the short end for any modem Mac laptop. My air performs on par with some high end ultrabooks,…

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    Comment #33708358

    While I believe that this is actually a simmering threat to society, I have a lot of trust that the current slew of devices are not eavesdropping on you. I believe smartphones to b…

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    Comment #33702585

    I bet that’s at cost tbh. You’d be surprised how cheap things have gotten. However, r&d and every single Alexa request costs money. So from day one, it’s losing money.

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    Comment #33685163

    Teslas are fine(ish) cars, but they seem resistant to forming deals to provide skateboards to niche applications, like Chinese companies are doing. There’s big money there!

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    Comment #33625617

    When people see small fines like this, they assume it’s a slap on the wrist. And it is. Because the message is loud and clear: don’t make us pay attention to you and fix your shit.…

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    Comment #33623959

    > not my experience, overblowing It absolutely is my experience as well. I suspect there’s a sizable majority of people who have no issues with their Tesla ever. But there are stil…

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    Comment #33580808

    He was running scams out of Dubai. Big bad look for them. If you take your winnings and lay low, they’ll probably leave you alone.