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    Comment #44651972

    They're referring to the EU not being able to compete.

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    Comment #29612436

    “Buy, receive, or sell the personal information of 50,000 or more California residents” If a business engages this type of activity, they need to have a scalable process for provid…

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    Comment #27994166

    Do I have a choice not to work with you?

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    Comment #25866020

    Apache Spark and Apache Kafka? It doesn't seem likely that the Apache Software Foundation would consider implementing the SSPL instead of the Apache License.

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    Comment #23687347

    The technical claims don't seem very far fetched. They're basically describing every banking "anti-fraud SDK" I've ever reversed.

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    Comment #22304491

    https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2017/10/over-air-vol-... Even Apple's IOMMU has had vulnerabilities allowing for full memory access from the WiFi modem.

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    Comment #19046361

    Apple's policy is one certificate per company. So it being a single point of failure is unavoidable.

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    Comment #18245204

    Code review, trusted build environments and code signing could entirely prevent a single engineer from modifying the code running on the car.

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    Comment #18102358

    "I recommend rolling your own email server" This is actively harmful advice. Do not roll your own email. Use a well-known provider with a solid security track record.

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    Comment #17615792

    https://developer.android.com/distribute/best-practices/deve... That hasn't actually happened yet.

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    Comment #16785193

    You think the CEO of 23andMe and ex-wife of Sergey Brin can't afford the best nursing home for her grandmother?

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    Comment #16071841

    Thanks for pointing that out. I've escalated internally to have the video restored. Edit: the video has been restored.

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    Comment #15691641

    https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/layout/recycle... https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/media/exoplayer.h... RecyclerViews are only implemented in the support li…

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    Comment #15043383

    While I absolutely agree with you, it seems far more likely that native implementations by Apple, Google and Microsoft will dominate the market. Windows Hello is a great early exam…

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    Comment #14599588

    Android supports U2F via NFC and Bluetooth now, which is used for user authentication on Android devices. We've also released an (experimental?) iOS app to support U2F over Bluetoo…

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    Comment #14566380

    https://www.ubnt.com/edgemax/edgerouter/ Ubiquiti's EdgeRouter gets my vote if you're willing to muck around on the CLI to get to advanced features.

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    Comment #14549736

    My former employer reimbursed our lunch as taxable income for this reason.

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    Comment #14503478

    From what I've gathered this totally depends on your market. Creating a paid app or an app targeting US University students? iOS first. Creating an ad supported app or targeting an…

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    Comment #14503250

    Android 1.0 had this via ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION, unfortunately Android only recently got runtime permissions.

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    Comment #14450110

    If the user isn't informed the app they installed is clicking on ads, it absolutely is malware.

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    Comment #14390602

    Playing whack-a-mole with memory corruption vulnerabilities isn't how you create a secure operating systems.

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    Comment #14287550

    Where I feel a lot of the animosity from the Wikipedia community stems from is that the people who have "cultivated expertise in governing" are actually Wikipedia volunteers, not W…

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    Comment #14287512

    As a Wikipedia administrator (mostly inactive), this sentiment makes complete sense to me. The WMF seemingly spends the majority of its money on non-critical functions such as comm…