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baloki
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Comment #49220091
> The company has used the amount of code shipped as a major indicator of engineering output. > That metric is controversial. An important point that’s buried quite a bit down the …
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Comment #46431957
Some banks only provide access via apps (at least in the UK) so loosing access to the app also means you loose access to the bank account.
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Comment #45178719
Happens to the best of people. Appreciate you’re fast and open response.
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Comment #45178717
A package on the list called ‘simple-swizzle’ turns out to be used in OpenNext which is an unexpected attack vector for sure.
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Comment #43679025
They’re API used to work via just providing a VIN however that also allowed remote control so you could just run through all the VINs Nissan uses and turn on remote heating, etc. T…
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Comment #39011830
They also run facial recognition on anyone who uses them though :/ This article mentions the south of England but they’ve rolled it out country-wide since: https://www.wired.co.uk/…
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Comment #38714983
They generally pre-auth for either £20 or £40 and then update the amount post-transaction. In terms of PIN check, the card is just declined with an appropriate error message becaus…
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Comment #38149838
In the UK you’re taxed more on vehicle excise duty if a car costs more than £45,000 as it’s a luxury.
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Comment #37870992
First thing I do on MacOS is turn on always show scrollbars tbh.
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Comment #37594395
They block your site at the ISP level. They’ve been doing that for years. They’d fine you as well but that’s probably less enforceable.
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Comment #37594147
What I really don’t understand is why parents aren’t responsible for monitoring they’re children's access to the Internet anymore? Why does it need to be done at each website inste…
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Comment #37324115
In the UK the government sort of does manage a map that’s used as the basis of a lot of others maps called Ordinance Survey Maps.
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Comment #36607904
Isn’t this just 2 tables with one hidden at a time?
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Comment #36420442
It’s as much as the sign up tbh where it automatically adds Prime to your basket and makes it hard to realise your signing up to a reoccurring payment.
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Comment #36238672
People feel they have to come in if they’re mildly sick for a variety of reasons.
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Comment #35516995
Honestly I think by that point owning one won’t even be a thing. You’ll rent it from the manufacturer on demand or via a subscription with your subset of features enabled just for …
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Comment #35495895
Interesting video on how increased automation doesn’t seem to be making employment better. Some of the takes are a bit extremely one sided, but it the general research poses some i…
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Comment #35044011
I assume it’s more people who’ve bought a house, sell it to downsize once the kids have moved out and use the excess towards their retirement (to make up the difference between the…
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Comment #34515896
I think that’s the way at most companies unfortunately. Maintenance is a cost centre while a new product is a potential revenue stream (until it too becomes a cost centre).
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Comment #34451533
Wasn’t there a whole scene in Silicon Valley with Gavin Belson that basically mocks this kind of language?
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Comment #34394837
To clarify, only the latest version as well.
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Comment #34385460
It’s a pity it’s not accurate as to do a full loop you have to leave on a slip road and use a roundabout to rejoin (Simister Island).
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Comment #33181795
Wonder what happens with the fact it’s a smart charger so requires the cloud to operate?