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Comment #43231588
This is exactly what Trump and Musk would want, privatization of what should be (and were) government services. No one — and I mean no one — should profit from the provision of wha…
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Comment #42763487
No. But they could ban American companies from providing services directly to that French publisher (e.g., a US company couldn't print books for or sell paper to that French publis…
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Comment #40205540
You are significantly overestimating the level of recordkeeping by random sellers of used and/or ultra-cheap phones. Manufacturers, major retailers, and carriers may keep this info…
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Comment #39956845
Let's be realistic. Porn, the subject of this discussion, is not illegal in the US; this is about age verification laws that apply to the website operators, who then self-block use…
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Comment #38197170
No. This is driven by a huge reliance on foreign migrant labor, which is overwhelmingly male.
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Comment #37806640
And how many 60+ year olds know how to do that? Don't forget using private browsing / incognito mode; cookies will link your accounts immediately irrespective of VPN/SMS use. Oh, a…
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Comment #37806600
Sorry to hear. As someone who works for a non-Google Big Tech company, you will get nowhere on this trying to work with Google (or any other Big Tech) support. If you believe your …
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Comment #37433825
Yes, ad-supported social apps collect a ton of data. But the Apple privacy widget list is just a catch-all since people can post anything and Meta uses post content for ad targetin…
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Comment #37426100
Yes.
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Comment #37425364
Would be nice if either CitizenLab or Apple had published some IOCs...
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Comment #35261669
I think this is just a standard API access prompt. The GitHub Next page clearly indicates it is (C) GitHub Inc and the blog post makes GitHub's control clear.
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Comment #31659500
> You don't know if the place you are storing it is doing so in plain text, storing a decryption key right next to it, etc. Any service that is storing passwords in plain text is p…
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Comment #28778305
Deleting a FB account is already trivial. Instructions here (essentially, press "Permanently Delete Account" in settings and put in your password to confirm): https://www.facebook.…
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Comment #28566335
Companies shouldn't put themselves in this position: they should simply refuse to have a local presence or local employees in authoritarian-leaning countries.
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Comment #27294454
I know aloe vera is often said to be useful in clearing benzene and formaldehyde from the air as a houseplant: perhaps this is being picked up from the environment, rather than any…
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Comment #27294397
You don't rub gasoline into your skin. This is not hard to understand.
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Comment #27155599
I find it rather odd that you can describe yourself as "aggressively liberal" and then go on to defend discrimination against an entire ethnic group because of one government's adm…
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Comment #27077267
It seems likely that low wages are contributing to this shortage. There's lots of evidence that once employers bump wages to $15+ an hour, the have little difficulty filling roles.…
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Comment #26751394
No, he's talking about the politically-charged issue of people discussing services to help voluntary migrants get into another country. But, at least in the case of Facebook, adver…
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Comment #26303993
This "download random script from internet and execute" thing is a terrible idea, even moreso to put in bash_profile...