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NSAID
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Comment #23195920
I use Firefox with numerous tracker blockers and only had to hit the checkbox.
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Comment #22891851
I live in a large midwestern city. They aren't common by any means but they definitely exist. I'm sure more expensive properties are more likely to have features like this but I've…
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Comment #21892249
>The team managed to send information from one chip to another instantly without them being physically or electronically connected Doesn't current quantum teleportation require opt…
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Comment #21892206
This is an interesting thought. Over the holidays I've been watching my TV than I would during a normal week and I've noticed that my time in front of the screen is much different …
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Comment #21128045
I own a couple of these. Because it has multiple options for virtual assistants, nothing is running out of the box as it wouldn't know which account to use or what service to route…
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Comment #20515105
> When you add a work email address to your phone, you’ll likely be asked to install something called a Mobile Device Management (MDM) profile. Chances are, you’ll blindly accept i…
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Comment #20326231
It protects against the 'Silhouette attack" Original research paper: http://www.ntt.co.jp/news2018/1807e/180718a.html Twitter Blog: https://blog.twitter.com/engineering/en_us/topic…
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Comment #20268466
The infinite zoom project is really interesting. I'm shocked that it never got picked up! The use cases you describe sound incredibly obvious for big events.
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Comment #19842904
This same race was a topic in a recent episode of the This American Life podcast https://www.thisamericanlife.org/668/the-long-fuse/act-three...
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Comment #18619211
Same result on current Firefox with Windows 10
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Comment #17923964
Almost perjury. There's a good faith clause, so if someone believes in good faith that their magic black box AI correctly identifies their IP and never issues incorrect takedowns, …
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Comment #17778060
OnePlus includes a nice, simple Android setting to require your security PIN/figerprint/etc for any app. https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-use-the-oneplus-...
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Comment #17700138
> Samsung Pay (works on credit card readers) I hadn't heard of that before. That's pretty cool. "Magnetic Secure Transmission (MST) is a technology that emits a magnetic signal tha…
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Comment #17700115
I was pulling for (unbranded) Petit four https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petit_four
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Comment #17694839
Not in the US. I've received one or two important letters from the IRS (that is, I unintentionally owed them money) that arrived via regular post. I'm not sure if that speaks to th…
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Comment #17680186
It'd be even better if my user agent could simply indicate my acceptance (or lack thereof) for me
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Comment #17093942
Not the case. > In response to the report, ICANN labeled the .home and .corp strings as "high risk" and proposed that neither of the strings be delegated until it could be proven t…
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Comment #15863416
Yeah, fake domain names and TLDs are an issue with Microsoft sysadmins in regards to .local. I aggressively move environments away from using anything half-baked like ".dev.", and …
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Comment #15367649
Use m.facebook.com. The mobile site has "Reply" buttons next to the comment text fields.
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Comment #14860534
Liberally tagging bookmarks with http://www.pinboard.in/ and going through the list once a year to prune