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pacamara619··on The first 15″ laptop designed to protect your digital life
> This advertising copy implies, without basis, that other computers are deliberately designed to be insecure and contain hardware that is intended to "install spyware, malware or viruses".

The Intel ME has full access to your RAM and has its own TCP/IP stack. To think this is not intended to be a backdoor is blatantly lying to yourself.

pacamara619··on She Gets Calls and Texts Meant for Elon Musk. Some Are Pretty Weird
I know at least a dozen Bills and even more Steves but only one Elon.
pacamara619··on Doordash and Pizza Arbitrage
This reminds me of the scene in Silicon Valley where Richard bankrupts a similar delivery service that's not profitable in a specific use case by ordering a huge amount of Pizzas.
pacamara619··on Facebook's ‘oversight board’ is proof that it wants to be regulated by itself
In other news: water wet, sky blue.

Jokes aside, not only Facebook but a lot of companies do that so it seems they are proactive while they pretty much do nothing valuable and hope they don't get regulated.

pacamara619··on Buttplug: An open-source software suite for teledildonics
Is there a list of supported devices I might have missed in my extensive 10 second search?
pacamara619··on A man feeding a remote Alaska town with a Costco card and a ship
That's really interesting! I'd be curious as to what part of Croatia since I find it hard to believe.
pacamara619··on Microsoft is infesting Windows 10 with annoying ads (2017)
In other news: sky blue, water wet.
pacamara619··on Xiaomi Recording ‘Private’ Web and Phone Use
It is, there is no doubt about that.
pacamara619··on Apple engineer in need of OSS maintainers
Isn't it illegal for Apple to tell employees what to do in their personal time?
pacamara619··on Olive tree disease across Europe 'could costs billions'
This is so obviously false. Counterexample: Robusta Coffee.
pacamara619··on Half of China's Infections on Saturday Came from an International Flight
Half of the cases _reported by the CCP_ came from International Flights.
pacamara619··on E Ink smart screen puts a newspaper on your wall
Delete your medium cookies, should work then.
pacamara619··on Firefox now tells Mozilla what your default browser is every day
No, firefox is still the most private browser out of the big three.
pacamara619··on Fighter jet crash averted by defect in civil ejection incident
If people do not lose their jobs over this, I'll be mad. Gross negligence by many people.
pacamara619··on [dead]
I'd let him have his way but completely isolate him and deny him the hospital. He's over 60 and if he died, he'd be a prime candidate for the Darwin Award.
pacamara619··on A chat protocol for remote lectures
> What would be even better is allowing the meeting chair to simply unmute a single person and mute everyone else to ensure some order.

On jitsi you can do precisely that, click on the menu of the person's screen and click "mute everyone but this user".

pacamara619··on NHS worker quit when she was stopped from wearing face mask
Couldn't she just have kept wearing the mask and if she got fired sue for wrongful termination?
pacamara619··on How to trim video clips instantly without reencoding
Did you intentionally use the meme in a w̶r̶o̶n̶g̶ non-standard way?
pacamara619··on Using chemistry to unlock the difference between cold- and hot-brew coffee
Coffee is actually not supposed to be bitter and has more aromatic compounds than wine. The bitterness in commodity coffee comes from overroasting and overextraction.

https://sca.coffee

pacamara619··on Using chemistry to unlock the difference between cold- and hot-brew coffee
Make sure to check the Specialty Coffee Association of America's Water Quality Guide first. In there they explain what the differences between waters with different TDS levels are for coffee brewing and its taste. They also used destilled and deionized water.
pacamara619··on The Invention of the AeroPress (2014)
Glass is way to dangerous for an AeroPress. Metal could be a way to go.
pacamara619··on The Invention of the AeroPress (2014)
Shorter brewing time lesds to more acidic coffee. Longer brewing time leads to bitter coffee.
pacamara619··on Saudi Arabia ripped off my open-source app and published it on the App Store
You used the GPL and then tried to put it on the App Store? The GPL does not allow that and you should know better.
pacamara619··on Show HN: StepUp – 3 minute video chat that starts with a blur
Account deletion is something you'll have to work on in order to be compliant with several privacy regulations.
pacamara619··on Mossad officer describes covert global battle to obtain ventilators at all costs
Either they are stealing someone else's property or I've misunderstood something.

I wonder if a country has already complained to the WTO about their shipments being stolen.

pacamara619··on Ask HN: What will Warren Buffet buy with 125B cash?
A seat in the Linux Foundation
pacamara619··on German telco shares mobile data traces to help fight the Coronavirus
I'm afraid these measures will keep getting extended and extended. In the end they will get used to that and say things like "it worked really well for us, we need to have this all the time".
pacamara619··on These zoo live cams let you hang out with pandas, giraffes, and other animals
Haha serotonin printer go brrr
pacamara619··on MIT Will Post Free Plans Online for $100 Emergency Ventilator
Yes, because you can start manufacturing without a plan
pacamara619··on [dead]
If it ducks like a quack
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