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gabeio

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    Comment #49055065

    > a third company so that nobody inside the company knows that references were checked That’s actually really interesting. If you are actively looking that prevents anyone in the c…

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    Comment #48952008

    > However, it's only meant for local systems. Once you need to connect over a network or robustly handle simultaneous requests That’s not really accurate any longer. Mostly depends…

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    Comment #48562240

    You don't need to hide it so deeply, it can be added to your control panel add the control 'vehicle motion cues' and you can add a button which allows you to change it between on/a…

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    Comment #48198375

    > Until siri can reliably handle "Navigate to ", offline and using pre-downloaded maps Yeah, that's unfortunate considering you can have it do nearly all of that (download maps, na…

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    Comment #48189067

    Those are the only two options to finding quality candidates? Try talking more about the meta of coding itself. Get into the developers head by _talking_ to them and understanding …

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    Comment #48189027

    I believe they are referencing the person who wrote the program, not the name itself.

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    Comment #48068141

    > This is a compliance incident Uh. I don't know if I like the sound of that...

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    Comment #47717725

    https://archive.is/bSQhD You can view their link here.

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    Comment #47399074

    Do they brick less? I bought a pair for my husband and after a year they were bricked, apple support basically told him to buy a new one. I will never waste my money on the max lin…

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    Comment #47364885

    Anyone “smart” enough to connect an ai agent to a payroll systems will get what they deserve.

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    Comment #47008876

    I use it all of the time! I actually love it but I use it for grayscale mode, nothing actually critical. And yeah it triggers randomly but I am never upset to be without color.

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    Comment #47008856

    No they are talking about the new camera button on the same side as the power/siri button. Which is semi-ironic considering the volume buttons still work fine as camera buttons the…

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    Comment #46887319

    > despite an insignificant fraction of customers using such a feature? Isn't that the exact same argument against Lockdown mode? The point isn't that the number of users is small i…

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    Comment #45209276

    Wouldn’t that mean they could still exfiltrate it to another jira site they control?

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    Comment #45094379

    ? I use firefox all of the time and I don’t believe I have been marked as a “bot”? I rarely hit website captchas/browser checks. Do you have anything to read that says otherwise?

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    Comment #45015402

    > It's also a page that's never visited by humans. Never is a strong word. I have definitely visited robots.txt of various websites for a variety of random reasons. - remembering t…

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    Comment #44967798

    The string “null” or actually null? I have recently seen a huge amount of bot traffic which has actually no UA and just outright block it. It’s almost entirely (microsoft cloud) Az…

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    Comment #44937417

    You should give kagi a whirl I rarely need to go past page 1 or even the first result for most queries.

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    Comment #44685636

    I do not consider auto-upgrading people to pay more for something they probably aren’t already using “transparent”. Most especially if they didn’t mention in the email that there i…

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    Comment #44299937

    > I imagine passport cards as well As someone who has a passport card, I can confirm it definitely has an RFID chip in it. Ironically they come in a protective sleeve.

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    Comment #44299882

    > either because they never bothered, or because their state wanted to charge extra for it Or because their state barely managed to rolled it out at all and since they already have…

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    Comment #44294212

    Fair I was thinking of the substance abuse definition, and hadn’t included enough into that word.

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    Comment #44293404

    > When you focus on rehabilitation and not just punishment From a book I recently read on the subject they seem not just to focus on rehab and lack of punishment. If there are disp…

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    Comment #44253127

    > No, that's not how things are implemented normally, exactly because they wouldn't work. I used to work for a gov't contractor. I wrote a ~10 line golang http server, just because…

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    Comment #44102125

    This is not a “breach” the article hints at a trojan which scrapes or exfiltrates credentials off of user computers not a singular provider’s database.