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Comment #30364531
I would strongly disagree that sex is how most people quench their need for physical touch. Not being able to hug my grandparents during the pandemic took a big emotional toll on m…
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Comment #30363750
Seems to me that the ubiquity of such greetings across all cultures would imply that you're the exception here, no?
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Comment #30346897
I don't see the contradiction. These are orthogonal issues. Apple protects customer privacy from app authors through strong access controls and permissions model. Side-loaded apps …
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Comment #30301921
The way I see it, perhaps I can get some marginal privacy benefits from another provider, however I'd be compromising on security. I am of the opinion that Google have the best sec…
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Comment #30292364
It's interesting you say that, because for me personally, security is one of the main benefits of a Google account. If this is the main motivation here then I would look into Googl…
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Comment #30289496
To a degree but it has an upper bound of income. Unless people are going to start taking on mortgages to pay their rent.
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Comment #30280982
So I actually use this as my daily driver, but I think it illustrates the point quite well. The only way to meaningfully secure a GNU/Linux desktop is to run multiple instances of …
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Comment #30272547
I would argue this is the exact opposite of what we want to do. The primary cause of this problem is the conventional desktop OS which has no meaningful security model. IOS and And…
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Comment #29864480
This isn't something you can reasonably protect against and I don't even see this as a purely technical problem. Even if you could verify Signal, what about the OS being compromise…
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Comment #29811808
Got this question at a FAANG company. Interviewer was absolutely not satisfied with linear solution and wanted it solved in log(m + n) There's a huge meta-game around these questio…
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