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eternalny1
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Comment #26384935
> Now they're doing away with the web interface. They don't say why, so the reason has to be pretty shady. The article explains why. > Just like with Google Allo, SMS-based authent…
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Comment #26375755
> Of course we don't even know whether this sense of self is really purely attached to the brain. That brain is still connected to the rest of your body, and who knows what the bod…
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Comment #26357884
Fascinating that using a 0 (zero) instead of an O let them backdoor this. function _setAdmin(address newAdmin) internal { bytes32 slot = ADMIN_SL0T; assembly { sstore(slot, newAdmi…
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Comment #26353038
> Firefox will surely come with a way to disable it What's interesting is that since these "FLoC cohort" identifiers are generated by the browser itself, it's even easier than "dis…
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Comment #26330490
This is not true, they say they are switching from third-party cookies to FLoC. The EFF calls FLoC "bad for privacy". More information here: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2019/08/d…
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Comment #26322776
This is a different paper. The linked one is: received 1 Mar 2021 The PDF is: work in progress 31.10.2019
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Comment #26310979
> Am I missing something? Is there some sort of heuristic to when it actually disables that I just got on the good side of by pure luck? Yep, you are. Chrome will fill in fields by…
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Comment #26298736
Check out MUD1, which eventually became British Legends on CompuServe and was rather popular in the late 80s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MUD1
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Comment #26284843
I've been using Firefox since the Phoenix/Firebird days, and I fear the day that Google ends their search funding to the project. They are absolutely on the right track with Mozill…
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Comment #26157221
> I don't know if it's jet fuel or what, but I am certain we will one day discover that the fumes cause all sorts of maladies. A lot of it is oil and jet fuel. This is a known haza…
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Comment #26082559
> I think with Windows 10 being the last version of Windows, ReactOS will eventually catch up. Windows 10 certainly isn't the "last version" of Windows in the sense you are thinkin…
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Comment #26035963
> The reason Mozilla has not text-to-speech is because the guy behind RNNoise and LPCSpeech (JM Valin) has been bought by Amazon That is part of the problem. With smaller projects …
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Comment #26030195
> Saw a movie back in I think the seventies that involved a time traveler coming back to present day America. He's happily eating what was regarded at the time as a very unhealthy …
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Comment #26014044
I fail to see how this is different than a Wordpress private blog. > Private. Select this option to make your site private. If you want specific people to be able to view it (and a…
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Comment #25970870
To me, it seems like people just noticed something absurd in the market (a short % over 100) and were pointing it out. It was a perfect set-up for a historical short squeeze if the…
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Comment #25970724
Absolutely not, it's just an open discussion of ideas. Straight from this post ... > This is not fraud. There is no manipulation here. We aren’t forcing anyone to do anything. It’s…
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Comment #25963689
He posted his daily update today, he has not sold his shares through all of this chaos. Talk about "diamond hands". https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/l846a1/gme_...
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Comment #25480832
SolarWinds themselves it claiming it. https://www.solarwinds.com/securityadvisory/faq > Our initial investigations point to an issue in the Orion software build system in which the…