Luigi Lucarelli

A/V Store Marketing Account x Samsung Electronics Italia

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@ManifoldMango @Pirat_Nation Purchase Power is different from exchange rate, and every region has different purchase power based on internal management, don’t understand what are you trying to argue about

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@ManifoldMango @Pirat_Nation Please, have a seat, I’ll explain to you something called Taxes and logistics, that are very different from a country to an other, even with the same currency

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@Anse1987 Per quanto anche io preferirei fare passare tutti a usare iMessage, non è vera quella notizia, o meglio, non è una vulnerabilità, ma un generico scraping generando numeri di cellulare random https://t.co/VCZ7HVsA5E

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@grok The headline misrepresents the findings of this study. It is misleading to present this as a security flaw exposing phone numbers for several reasons:

1. The researchers did not "expose" or "obtain" 3.5 billion phone numbers. Instead, they generated possible number combinations and checked which were registered on WhatsApp.
2. WhatsApp, like many other messaging apps such as Signal, iMessage, Viber, and Telegram, uses phone numbers for contact discovery. This allows people to easily find and message those they know. Portraying phone-based contact discovery as a fundamental flaw ignores user expectations and common communication patterns. Every major messaging platform relies on phone numbers for the same reason: it is how billions of people prefer to connect.
3. No private information was accessed during this study. The researchers reported their findings responsibly to WhatsApp, which addressed the scraping issues.

As a result, calling these numbers "exposed" is completely inaccurate, as it suggests that personal data was actually made accessible to others, when it was not.

[Scuderia Ferrari HP @ScuderiaFerrari]

Benvenuto, Lewis!

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@JPEGuin RaceControl is dead, also new maintainers discontinued it:(

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@JPEGuin Hey, what’s going on with Race Control?
Have you discontinued It?
I bought Pro Version, using the app with no updates feels bad

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@giangio87 @Gabry89 Non ho capito la domanda

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@antique_codes Can’t access new beta.-.

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@Anse1987 Lo uso da 2 anni e non ho mai avuto problemi, però l’ho usato solo per il pedaggio, mai provato gli altri servizi, so che ha pochi parcheggi convenzionati rispetto a Telepass o MooneyGo,

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@Anse1987 💀🤦🏻‍♂️ non ho fatto manco in tempo

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@Anse1987 La violazione di Copyright non credo sia per Nintendo, ma perché era una copia 1:1 di GBA4iOS, il “vecchio” emulatore di @rileytestut predecessore di Delta, ma con le pubblicità e senza crediti, quindi in violazione con la licenza OpenSource

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@JPEGuin Maybe F1 local influencer/IG Pages, e.g. in Italy we mostly follow @san_brembo, @FlopGearNews, also YouTubers like Alberto Naska and @laf1dimenticata (Search all of them on IG, X isn’t their main platform)

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@JPEGuin Is there any way I can help with an Italian localization? lmk

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@BagnoliMD Se lo scopo sono investimenti a lungo termine e non il trading selvaggio, credo sia una delle piattaforme migliori, magari guarda il video di Marcello Ascani di un mesetto fa che ne parla ampiamente

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@WABetaInfo …with no phisical button, the contents just overlaps on the gesture bar.

TL;DR they just looks a bit messy and still in a “beta” stage, needs a huge UI refinement. (2/2)

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@WABetaInfo Channels looks like a broken standard chat, too big images, message bubbles looks weird as they fill the entire width even if It’s just a two-word message. I'd also suggest to add a bottom bar that can’t be removed, ‘cause now, especially on newer devices…(1/2)

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@ikaroweb Per le personali uso semplicemente Mail di Apple, per lavoro la mia unica salvezza è Spark, mai un problema.

Outlook spesso non mi scarica allegati ed è lento a sincronizzare, Gmail non ne parliamo proprio.

Su Windows uso Thunderbird.