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The solution is you open a lawsuit against Google for defamation.

Then you use Hacker News and other resources to develop your arguments and collect money from people that care to help.

Stop requesting refunds and just take your money back.

As soon as I saw American Heart Association on the list I knew it was going to be a scam idea. This "non-profit" pays their CEO $1.5M, just fired all their product distributors to bring profit home, and just squeezed all their independent training centers by tripling the price of supplies to them. Lastly, they plant "volunteers" into its customers. For example, the purchasing manager for Veterans Affairs in charge of buying all CPR training for the world's largest health system is also in a leadership position with AHA. Guess who has the exclusive, non-competitive contract?

When anti net neutrality was up for debate, same thing. I just needed to tell grandmom: it's a political thing Comcast is fighting for. Grandmom replies "if Comcast wants it it must be bad". Bam! Done explaining.

What we have today is: email addresses are valuable and people give them out.

The problem is that Gmail has failed to introduce one-time-use or per-recipient email addresses. That would immediately solve the problem of coerced email collection.

These are not great metrics. There are no great metrics.

The official JSON implementation is a good example. It is a mature project. It's used everywhere. If you leave an issue or submit a PR that fixes a typo, the maintainer will flat out delete your comment and tell you to buy his book to educate yourself.

Maybe this behavior is good or maybe it's bad. But maintainers are human and metrics are not going to cleanly pick up how well a project is maintained.

Here's how you solve this problem. I do this on my own projects and with Chart.js which we resurrected from the brink of a "2.0 is coming... please wait" cliff.

1. Add a project scope to the README -- this gives you and volunteers grounds to close issues that are not relevant. 2. Send a personal email to your 3 top contributors -- ask if you can give them push access (even if they aren't recent contributors) at a minimum as an insurance policy. 3. Automate or at least specify your release process. You should be able to do this reliably, while drunk and high, and when you have 17 other projects needing your attention. Example: https://github.com/fulldecent/FDWaveformView/blob/master/CON...

I have been involved in a few "takeovers" to implement the above and keep great projects running. A little structure and human goes a long way. You don't need to fork and be the new dictator to keep something great moving.

Regarding the blog, yes it has nothing to do with the specification of IPv6. It has to do with the way that everybody (nearly everybody?) uses IPv6.

This distinction is already complicated enough that we should just tell everybody that "IPv6 is bad" because it is true enough.

I like the paper. It it is interesting to see other people that are interested in this.

When I try to explain why IPv6 is a privacy failure and consumers should turn it off I get modded to oblivion. https://privacylog.blogspot.com/2019/09/ipv6-hurts-your-priv...

But when other people are aware of passive attacks and see the economic incentives I think there might still be hope.

Here is the actual Samsung screen that you can't opt out of:

https://twitter.com/fulldecent/status/1067258123545661441

I support Intel's program here.

But clearly they should reword it to be more explicit.

s/categories of websites you visit/

- Each month, whether you have or have not visited some streaming video website on this list (click to see list) (i.e. a single "yes" or "no" for the whole list) - Each month, whether you have or have not visited some shopping website from on this list (click to see list) - ... /

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The solution is that you can create a transparency website and file FIOAs to get all the FIOAs and you can post them.

This isn't a "why didn't they" problem. It is a "how can I" problem.

After reading the book, the interview seems mostly like a narration of the book. I surely could have covered a lot more new ground in 2 hours.

I can't upgrade because I depends on VS Code + Panic Transmit (downgraded to old version). This allows me to edit files on a remote server.

Are you using VSCode to access files on remote servers (e.g. using Transmit)?

This breaks in 10.15. Do you have a work around?

Safari is also vulnerable to phishing popups that are indistinguishable from Apple popups.

https://privacylog.blogspot.com/2019/06/safari-zero-day-any-...

Here is a legitimate practical use of editing your MAC:

https://fulldecent.blogspot.com/2013/12/how-to-connect-your-...

Everyone uses Desmos now.

I have previously been on site for an SAT II reading session (this is the part following the proctoring). It was hard enough to get the logistics right for getting all the scantron sheets and papers to where they needed to go. And overnight shipping printers and other equipment on failure.

Adding any more logistics into this process would increase costs and provide no headline-worthy benefit.

* The teachers, not the students, use scantrons

I am surprised that more NSLs have not been leaked or "hacked".

Just store the NSLs next to your user data so that when it gets stolen and published then your NSL is published as well.

So... reincorporate subsidiary in Micronesia and ignore the laws from there?

LinkedIn is a public website? Every time I click from DDG it shows a login page and zero content.

You're doing it wrong.

My top repo has ~5,000 stars and some contributors. It was fun, it lets you broadcast AM on a stock MacBook or iPhone. That's how I found Hacker News, it found me. Zero dollars. Virtual tip jar, zero tips. I got everything I wanted out of that project and more.

Next, I open sourced my research on vowel pronunciation / language learning. The same exact program sells on the App Store. For $10. Yes really. And the app links to the free repo, in case they want to check it out. This pays rent.

Next, I'm an expert on some blockchain topics. And specifically related to enterprise. If you're in that scene you might recognize me, I'm all over that (=all over GitHub). I put my phone number in a few choice places and qualified people call. This lands large contracts, no interview. This pays rent.

Google and Facebook regularly interview/hire directly from GitHub. No resume, direct interview request from GitHub. I don't work for Google any more, but these are opportunities to pay rent.

Also just want to say this plainly. If you ever will take a polygraph in the future, you should read about it online even if you "have nothing to hide."

Polygraphs can be "inconclusive" many times. Especially if you the kind of person that is uncomfortable sitting still and breathing in the same rhythm for an extended period.

Me too. I'm interested to know when this was because I am reading between the lines and believe little has changed on the questions between when you did it and I.

At my time I was told that all interviews at a certain exit off I-95 in Maryland were done by FBI.

I expect several people reading your note might also have gone through this process and failed. Interested to hear if anyone has successfully retrieved transcripts using a FOIA request.

If you have a similar story: stop reading, open a court case in small claims court and come back to post about it. You will get all the support you need here from extremely qualified people, including specific filings you should make and also answers to every question you will have.

Understood. Also, I bet every sibling comment to this one will be terribly low quality and fail to convince anyone of anything.

At our company, we use an ETL script to suck all our Google sheets into MySQL then we run queries for reporting. It's pretty nice, we'll probably open source it.

The worst part is that as a database, Sheets is not one-tenth as good as MS Access was. You can't enforce constraints or even disable certain people from editing the format of a cell. There's lots of things you can try but you are just one inadvertent copy-paste away from losing formatting/validation rules you had set.

There is only one actual solution to this problem.

1. Get the list of phone numbers of everybody working at AT&T (Sony style) 2. Set up robocalls randomly from each of these numbers to each of the other numbers 3. Share this list and your specific howto instructions with three other people

Every other solution fails.