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Looking at the affidavit [1], Executive 1 is definitely the ex-CEO. > "On April 10, 2019... Executive 2 texted Executive 1... sending along a link to the Newsletter’s coverage that…

Paragraph 18 [1] mentions Executive 1 being upset about an Apr 10th article [2] on their compensation. [1] https://www.scribd.com/document/465728291/FBI-Affidavit-agai... [2] https…

https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2018/12/28/18158968/facebook-m... https://newsroom.fb.com/news/h/facebook-does-not-use-your-ph...

The graphs are cumulative, so the total is 8 TB (1TB on 5GHz and 7TB on 2.4GHz).

tl;dr Scoot & Skip were selected. The PDF[0] outlining SFMTA's evaluation criteria for each company application is interesting. A lot of them were rated pretty poorly, even Lime & …

Anyone able to actually purchase one? I'm just seeing a "Join waitlist" button.

Page 4 of the Scope[0] document looks particularly useful in broadly (albeit briefly) highlighting the various domains inside computer security. Could be a nice 1 pager for highlig…

Here are some numbers [1]: > Over the last week ... the Like button appeared on 8.4M websites covering 2.6B webpages, the Share button on 931K websites covering 275M webpages, and …

Did you read literally the first 2 sentences of the article?

Using postgrey[0] fixed this problem for me, a few months back I started getting hammered with spam and now get virtually zero. [0] https://wiki.centos.org/HowTos/postgrey

Great read! Time to troll some of my machine learning co-workers. "Can you classify this image of a panda? Oh, curious, it thinks it is a vulture..."

A Google search or two leads me here: https://github.com/yahoo/end-to-end

A few minutes after that part in the video he shows a demo of how it "uses sensors to adjust the door opening arc" or something and discusses the height issue. Edit: It is at 20 mi…

From a link[0] in the article: > Facebook bought the patent from Friendster in 2010. [0] https://venturebeat.com/2015/08/04/facebook-patents-technolo...

Good point! It looks like all of the rules are here[1], so as long as there is oversight by the EFF, their repo isn't compromised, someone doesn't put out a fake build, etc., we sh…

It is the same routine, because he is describing the USAA iPhone mobile app :)

Some more details here[1]. [1] https://www.facebook.com/notes/protect-the-graph/supporting-...

There needs to be another party in there to communicate with the phone regardless, right? I simply interpret that quote to mean you can use the "switch" with a 3rd party service li…

IIRC they probably mean to detect them through how they operate on the website, rather than how they register (tracking navigation, how they upvote/downvote, and what content they …

Quote from a previous article (so I wouldn't attribute all 8% to bots): We’re experimentally removing CAPTCHA and using other methods for spambot detection. We know it’s annoying f…

Honestly I would just be happy with an extension that uses local storage to store notes on a per-contact basis like Rapportive used to. I don't need any other fancy features and do…

On the contrary, virtually no exchange can currently provide that kind of liquidity, so if someone is looking to be a Bitcoin bag-holder this is a great entry point. So I wouldn't …

Seems like a solution to a problem that doesn't exist. And I'm weary as to how reliable their automated methods for tamper detection are (if someone really cares they would want ev…