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Comment #28145990
A password manager doesn't need frequent updates. Instead, the priorities should be reliability, UX responsiveness, and light resource usage.
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Comment #27812531
Scary set of videos. Is Tesla using Marylanders to train FSD?
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Comment #24662738
https://twitter.com/badnetworker/status/1311440209326866432
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Comment #23607302
Virtually all of these changes reduce contrast and differentiation between controls while simultaneously decreasing information density. All bad news for people who work on their c…
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Comment #19305283
The funny thing is that "USB4" doesn't have a space in the name while "USB 3.2", which they just rebranded everything else as last week, has a space. It has to be some kind of magn…
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Comment #19259154
Apologies, I read the site every day but post so rarely that I forgot that's the consensus way to block quote. Thanks!
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Comment #19258923
It's not just you — it's virtually everyone who will be purchasing a "USB 3.2" cable in the future!
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Comment #19258901
USB-IF has to be doing this to deliberately confuse end users, right? I get that it's a specification number, not a product name, but they have to know that this will only cause pr…
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Comment #16859080
The IRS has a $11,526,389,000 budget. Their Information Services division has a $2,237,659,000 budget, and 6,089 employees. So the issue isn't a lack of funding or personnel, it's …
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Comment #16830625
This would be great... if taking (and faking) screenshots wasn't possible.
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Comment #15342702
The character limit is a core aspect of what makes consuming content on Twitter so engaging vs. other platforms. Will this change improve engagement number or ad revenue? I sincere…
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Comment #10016956
Google claims that a security patch came out yesterday, yet my Nexus 6 still has no OTA update available. What, do they not have the bandwidth to send it out at once?
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Comment #7271388
Is there a privacy policy or ToS? I don't see one on the site.