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Note this is Verizon Wireless, the cell service company - not Verizon Fios, the home ISP company. They are both under Verizon Communications, but as far as I can tell this "test" only affected wireless customers.

Related bug- OpenOffice can't print on Tuesdays: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cupsys/+bug/255161...

Previous HN thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8171956

Because it provides a useful service- for the first five or so minutes of a visit anyway.

Yes, although I'm not sure if there's any reason to.

I use the Tor browser for just Facebook. Stymies IP tracking, and I expect it to do more of the right things to deal with fingerprinting too.

Plus it's super slow, encouraging me to not spend too much time on Facebook...

No, this thread is about shadow copies being turned on by default.

Can you explain why you think working with men (but not working with women) makes it difficult for women to socialize with each other?

Perhaps it's less "fine, I won't use it anymore if you don't sue" and more "I've decided to stop advertising your service for free on my website regardless of the outcome of this," and Zillow deciding to use the opportunity to gently remove their corporate dick from this particular beehive.

They already did that, and web "developers" did not do the work. The period in which Google incentivized faster page loads was the period of some of the worst page bloat growth.

Including people who waste your time is not a productive activity.

There are exceptions now to the length rule - URLs don't count, @names don't count. I would guess that means they've ripped that code all out.

It's hosted on Medium and that's the app it's talking about. I still don't know why anyone would do that though.

I was confused by this a while back on the Slack engineering blog - "why would I want to open this in Slack??"

There's a difference between a quick slaughter for food and torturing something to death for fun.

Yup, it's awful. But it's not some nefarious new trap to steal all your data- this has been needlessly difficult for a decade.

It's pretty basic Windows GPO knowledge. Lots of them work this way.

This community has a lot of web developers in it. Your browser is their computer.

RT is owned and primarily funded by the Russian government.

NPR receives around 2% of its funding from the US government.

The current version of the Puppet documentation all appears to be for the enterprise product. Our team just evaluated the three and easily found Puppet to have the worst documentation for starting out with the free edition.

On the other hand, the only audio format I'm aware of Apple inventing in the last 20 years is royalty-free and available under the Apache license.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Lossless

What do you mean by "degraded"? Does anyone else have this problem?

So how many journals and forums do you subscribe to in order to find out what the programs installed on your computer are doing?

There are possible reputational effects if they're linked to your current identity somehow.

It doesn't get much more mainstream than "rides mass transit" in an urban area...

Pure shameless FUD.

I may just be missing a joke here, but this isn't true.

Suddenly I understand why the comments on these articles tend to be so hostile.

Fair- matches my experiences (seems to me it only flags a drive at the point where it's physically clicking or otherwise very dead) but they specifically asked for a SMART monitoring tool.

What do you want to do exactly? Windows will log and give a pop-up if a disk SMART status indicates it's failing.

Eugenics is applying your idea of genetic fitness to other people.

Reproductive treatments are applying your idea of genetic fitness to yourself.

Seems clear to me why the former is "bad" and the latter is not.

Government employees are actually more free in this case- the first amendment means they can't be fired for their non-official speech where it would be fine for a company to fire them.