I'm really confused, as the author talks about their "searing ear pain" and then says > When I activated the noise cancelling button, things got worse. The ear pain got more severe and so did the pain close to my jaw.…
That "No Thanks, I hate to save money" is a classic dark pattern designed to manipulate people. There's tons of articles about how damaging they are to users perceptions of the interactions (Example…
Explosives usually look similar to organic matter on xrays
Scarlet letter....
Corruption detection is the main one, but it is indeed not a security issue
This was my thought as well. I usually buy games from HN to support people trying things, but the idea of spending uncomfortable time in the headset for an idle game just puts me off. If I'm going to play an idle game,…
Same in Seattle. After 10 minutes of attempts I always give up and use someone else
and lose any credibility? Lets throw away our entire cloud revenue to look at the raw data rather then scraping the public site? Please. This is tin foil hat crazy
Repeat after me, “Correlation does not imply causation”
This question really doesn't belong here, as it's solved by basic searching, however look into https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube
As this isn't an official app, I'm hesitant in logging into it :(
Why is this better then just storing json files on s3?
> A contested case could potentially cost land owners more than $200,000, though Shultz says Zuckerberg has no intention of contesting any co-owner who can prove their interest in any of the land parcels. Sounds like he…
Can we seriously stop posting paywalled articles?
If you have a good feeling about your manager and co-workers and like the sound of the work you are going to be doing, do it! If you have reservations about the people or the work, don't do it. You'll burn out if your…
I think it vastly depends on your users. Generally, I would recommend self-hosting on the same domain as the project landing page or similar. It's unlikely in my opinion that users would bother to read your posts on…
^This
Given it's not even fully announced yet, yet alone released... that'd be a no.
Do you think your Friend was coerced into making the status update? Or do you think the status update was faked by facebook?
> Furthermore, when things are encrypted, it distorts the actual size of the message. That said, it'll never make the messages smaller
This would surly eat up battery life at a very noticeable rate to process out words while a phone is in your pocket.
> There is a specific feature inside the Facebook app that does exactly this: listens to ambient sound around you to hear the TV ads, radio ads, etc that it can identify to know more about you. Citation needed.
Why would that matter? They can set up a similar service and use the wosign ca and Mozilla/google wouldn't know anything is amiss
And I just switched to a local provider and am cancelling my xfinity tv and internet. I'm done with them.
Indeed. I reject people all the time that can code just fine, but due to the technical details of the position, they don't seem to have the technical depth in a certain area that may be entirely unrelated to just…
I'm really confused, as the author talks about their "searing ear pain" and then says > When I activated the noise cancelling button, things got worse. The ear pain got more severe and so did the pain close to my jaw.…
That "No Thanks, I hate to save money" is a classic dark pattern designed to manipulate people. There's tons of articles about how damaging they are to users perceptions of the interactions (Example…
Explosives usually look similar to organic matter on xrays
Scarlet letter....
Corruption detection is the main one, but it is indeed not a security issue
This was my thought as well. I usually buy games from HN to support people trying things, but the idea of spending uncomfortable time in the headset for an idle game just puts me off. If I'm going to play an idle game,…
Same in Seattle. After 10 minutes of attempts I always give up and use someone else
and lose any credibility? Lets throw away our entire cloud revenue to look at the raw data rather then scraping the public site? Please. This is tin foil hat crazy
Repeat after me, “Correlation does not imply causation”
This question really doesn't belong here, as it's solved by basic searching, however look into https://github.com/kubernetes/minikube
As this isn't an official app, I'm hesitant in logging into it :(
Why is this better then just storing json files on s3?
> A contested case could potentially cost land owners more than $200,000, though Shultz says Zuckerberg has no intention of contesting any co-owner who can prove their interest in any of the land parcels. Sounds like he…
Can we seriously stop posting paywalled articles?
If you have a good feeling about your manager and co-workers and like the sound of the work you are going to be doing, do it! If you have reservations about the people or the work, don't do it. You'll burn out if your…
I think it vastly depends on your users. Generally, I would recommend self-hosting on the same domain as the project landing page or similar. It's unlikely in my opinion that users would bother to read your posts on…
^This
Given it's not even fully announced yet, yet alone released... that'd be a no.
Do you think your Friend was coerced into making the status update? Or do you think the status update was faked by facebook?
> Furthermore, when things are encrypted, it distorts the actual size of the message. That said, it'll never make the messages smaller
This would surly eat up battery life at a very noticeable rate to process out words while a phone is in your pocket.
> There is a specific feature inside the Facebook app that does exactly this: listens to ambient sound around you to hear the TV ads, radio ads, etc that it can identify to know more about you. Citation needed.
Why would that matter? They can set up a similar service and use the wosign ca and Mozilla/google wouldn't know anything is amiss
And I just switched to a local provider and am cancelling my xfinity tv and internet. I'm done with them.
Indeed. I reject people all the time that can code just fine, but due to the technical details of the position, they don't seem to have the technical depth in a certain area that may be entirely unrelated to just…