Except yahoo famously did exactly this, despite it being obviously stupid even at the time, without the benefit of hindsight.
The last paragraph in this article is as follows: Finally, the British had servants. Even common British soldiers had servants. So maybe read the article before commenting on what is or is not in it?
At least you can fast forward through them on HBO - at least on the HBO now app.
You're not "in traffic", you are traffic.
propelene glycol is and has been used as an air santizer for a very long time. https://archive.epa.gov/pesticides/reregistration/web/pdf/pr...
I know, we'll call it "micromanagement" to fit with microservices. done. We're billionaires.
Yes, and because the screen was smaller than the 6s and 6splus, it actually had better battery life, plus the same performance. So even though it wasn't the most heavily marketed phone, it was the "best".
Encrypted copy != plain text storage. Plain text implies "not encrypted" - an encrypted string representing your password would (in encryption terms) be ciphertext, not plaintext.
This is basically the plot of the new Blake Crouch novel Recursion - except the "device" requires you to die while reliving a past memory (after which you travel back in time to the moment the memory occurred).
Why would it be illegal? If you voluntarily give your phone number to a company, it can do whatever it wants with it. If you don't want them to have it, don't give it to them.
And then the whole bar erupted in applause
Apple's business model is not selling your data for advertisements. They make their money the old-fashioned way - charging customers for their product (hardware).
Let's clear up a few things about facebook's partners. You asked for this. You wanted to send each other messages about the catalina wine mixer through spotify, and they wanted to pay us a boatload of cash for access to…
Cerner millenium (a common and widespread EMR) looks like a 90s visual basic application. Hell, it probably IS a 90s VB application under the hood.
That doesn't mean banning corporations from exploiting your location is a bad idea, even if it's not the optimal privacy-enabling solution.
I try to use Feedly every six months but the UI is so unusably bad that I abandon it completely after two tries to read my feeds. I have quit reading about a dozen news sites / webcomics just because I used to check…
Discussing HTML: > Just look at this video. It shows me pulling chunks out of the Amazon homepage as I browse it, while the page continues to run. Jut [sic] how… INCREDIBLE is that? Can you imagine pulling random chunks…
The 429 is to inform clients they should do something else ("it's your fault"). A 503 would indicate it was the server's problem and maybe they should retry. A server at capacity does not want the client to retry…
I think their point is basically "It doesn't matter" - any client that sends a request which then gets rejected automatically retries and is bound to get a server that is up and has capacity. The retry happens so fast…
> Where do those number come from? Literally all of the data in this graph has a source. > Using high heals as a symbol for woman I don't see this, only the traditional male / female symbols. Maybe I missed it?
I would think it's pretty clear by now that "companies" in general have no morals. The only time a company won't take an action that would make them money is if that action is illegal. Usually. I mean, if corporations…
I assume scardine thought it "landed spammy" because the comment had no content other than "You can buy this thing, offered here", which I think is pretty defensible on his part.
Good writing tip for anyone: If you are proofreading something and it absolutely has to be perfect - do all your normal proofreading, grammar checking, etc. Then when you think it is good, read it once, backward, for…
Actually, Michael Jordan was a world-renowned trash-talker. He was the GOAT not only because of his extreme determination, athleticism, talent, and skill at basketball, but also (in at least small part) because he could…
> There were never any junior dev jobs Going to co-op and internship fairs at local colleges, and then hiring those co-ops and interns is a great way to get junior devs. My company even classifies applicants for…
Except yahoo famously did exactly this, despite it being obviously stupid even at the time, without the benefit of hindsight.
The last paragraph in this article is as follows: Finally, the British had servants. Even common British soldiers had servants. So maybe read the article before commenting on what is or is not in it?
At least you can fast forward through them on HBO - at least on the HBO now app.
You're not "in traffic", you are traffic.
propelene glycol is and has been used as an air santizer for a very long time. https://archive.epa.gov/pesticides/reregistration/web/pdf/pr...
I know, we'll call it "micromanagement" to fit with microservices. done. We're billionaires.
Yes, and because the screen was smaller than the 6s and 6splus, it actually had better battery life, plus the same performance. So even though it wasn't the most heavily marketed phone, it was the "best".
Encrypted copy != plain text storage. Plain text implies "not encrypted" - an encrypted string representing your password would (in encryption terms) be ciphertext, not plaintext.
This is basically the plot of the new Blake Crouch novel Recursion - except the "device" requires you to die while reliving a past memory (after which you travel back in time to the moment the memory occurred).
Why would it be illegal? If you voluntarily give your phone number to a company, it can do whatever it wants with it. If you don't want them to have it, don't give it to them.
And then the whole bar erupted in applause
Apple's business model is not selling your data for advertisements. They make their money the old-fashioned way - charging customers for their product (hardware).
Let's clear up a few things about facebook's partners. You asked for this. You wanted to send each other messages about the catalina wine mixer through spotify, and they wanted to pay us a boatload of cash for access to…
Cerner millenium (a common and widespread EMR) looks like a 90s visual basic application. Hell, it probably IS a 90s VB application under the hood.
That doesn't mean banning corporations from exploiting your location is a bad idea, even if it's not the optimal privacy-enabling solution.
I try to use Feedly every six months but the UI is so unusably bad that I abandon it completely after two tries to read my feeds. I have quit reading about a dozen news sites / webcomics just because I used to check…
Discussing HTML: > Just look at this video. It shows me pulling chunks out of the Amazon homepage as I browse it, while the page continues to run. Jut [sic] how… INCREDIBLE is that? Can you imagine pulling random chunks…
The 429 is to inform clients they should do something else ("it's your fault"). A 503 would indicate it was the server's problem and maybe they should retry. A server at capacity does not want the client to retry…
I think their point is basically "It doesn't matter" - any client that sends a request which then gets rejected automatically retries and is bound to get a server that is up and has capacity. The retry happens so fast…
> Where do those number come from? Literally all of the data in this graph has a source. > Using high heals as a symbol for woman I don't see this, only the traditional male / female symbols. Maybe I missed it?
I would think it's pretty clear by now that "companies" in general have no morals. The only time a company won't take an action that would make them money is if that action is illegal. Usually. I mean, if corporations…
I assume scardine thought it "landed spammy" because the comment had no content other than "You can buy this thing, offered here", which I think is pretty defensible on his part.
Good writing tip for anyone: If you are proofreading something and it absolutely has to be perfect - do all your normal proofreading, grammar checking, etc. Then when you think it is good, read it once, backward, for…
Actually, Michael Jordan was a world-renowned trash-talker. He was the GOAT not only because of his extreme determination, athleticism, talent, and skill at basketball, but also (in at least small part) because he could…
> There were never any junior dev jobs Going to co-op and internship fairs at local colleges, and then hiring those co-ops and interns is a great way to get junior devs. My company even classifies applicants for…