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I wish this were enough to get the flake8 devs to accept pyproject support PRs.

Does tvOS user switching do anything at all? I tried recently, and all the third party app data was shared across users.

Cloud gaming is great when you are stuck without a console or gaming pc. It runs in the browser, so it works on phones and cheap laptops.

That said, the steam deck provides a better gaming experience than a cloud gaming on a phone.

Some services even accept it to create an account, but not to log in.

One never let me change my email or password when I used the +.

> One of the websites doing this, SunTrust Bank, sent the user name and password we entered to a third party, Jornaya, which says it encrypts and discards the data it collects.

Wow. Deep down the page is a nugget about suntrust just giving away your username and password. Big reminder to use unique passwords of every site.

Interpretation as in a sign language interpretation.

You can listen to the iPhone with wireshark using OWASP zap as a proxy.

That does not appear to be the case.

There is a video circulating these comments. It shows someone register their finger without the screen, slap the screen protector over top and unlock with a different, previously rejected finger.

Edit: https://twitter.com/sta_light_/status/1184475413252210688?s=...

Unless they start doing the same thing the article describes, charging a subscription for CarPlay.

They literally added extra systems to disable it so they could charge rents.

Does Tesla support CarPlay or Android Auto?

Let’s not forget Time was purchased by major right wing political influencers.

> There is no (intentional) intrinsic value to the problem you are solving when you mine a new BitCoin. If you were looking for interesting and valuable solutions to compute, you would almost certainly not pick any of the ones have been found as a result of BitCoin mining.

I agree that Bitcoin doesn’t have an intrinsic value, but I think he is missing the argument people actually make. The value isn’t in the problem they solve, but the power spent to solve it. At least, that is what I have always heard.