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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
To explain why the content seemingly evades the law: the article is consistently referring to drawn / computer generated content. The legality of which can be gleaned from here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
Samba?
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
I'm guessing its a poll item
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
But what does an upstream target do for a Vue developer? a Svelte developer? a Preact developer? etc etc. Its not so much of a useful thing to just focus so much on what you use to benchmark. Reminds of: https://www.theregister.c
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
And the original benchmarks of bun vs deno had bun using a native-code http server against a deno using a js-code http server, afaik. And the bun-specific-fork-of-react vs deno + normal react, was suspect too.
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
Sounds more of a case of not realizing that spacex was supposed to negotiate with internet providers instead of taking the first value they offered. Reminds me of ISPs harassing netflix to pay extra in addition to the prices they charged th
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
setting showrooms aside as they feel useless, you start off in the impulse buy areas, and leave through the bleak self-service areas. This doesn't jibe with the "ikea intentionally makes you tired to make you impulse buy" nar
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
IMO this is good. Blocking users from RCS, [while obviously no where near as good as signal, is still far better than SMS] has been a flaw in how signal has handled things
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
Amazon is making suicide trendy? or, Parents looking for a scapegoat for their way-too-late emotions? > She placed the order within weeks of experiencing suicidal thoughts. weeks doesn't seem long, unless you consider the mindset of
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
From that screenshot, I would hope that you'd be blocked, no part of the privacy policy says "we'll disclose private user information to breck" https://www.ycombinator.com/legal/
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
I always felt weird about the fact that Scratch et al exist, and that typing things manually exists, but you can't type code and get a visual result that is scratch-like - - - To clarify, I don't mean generating a visual version,
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
"breaking the chain of public transactions" sounds remarkably similar to "concealment of the origins of" for some reason.
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
Does one really need to teach zero knowledge proofs in the context of money laundering?
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
or just cluster over several other providers and make sure to test failover the main problem with azure/aws/gcp is that their parent companies will track everything you and others do, and then close every related thing because the
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
I'd like a "Configure in VMM" button in boxes if it detects VMM installed, since they are just different front-ends for the same backend.
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-pro... same market that microsoft has been targeting since half way through windows 10
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
released videos were made to be more resistant to interference recordable VHSes for home use needed to be editable without mastering equipment, so they are more subject to deterioration
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
> Test POSIX scripts with `bash --posix`. Definitely use Shellcheck. Except that doesn't disable all bashisms so you end up leaving in bashisms as a result, which is what caused all the issues for debian trying to migrate to dash
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
Easy way to tell which side of the topic is the "correct" side: You want to gift a book, do you gift it to the person who will read it, or to the person who won't?
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
https://twitter.com/AkAstronomy/status/1552350497729904640 la https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-02056-5 la it happened, just things after that happened differently than expected - -
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
doesn't really do any practical comparison outside of "electron/notelectron", which isn't very useful anyone in enterprise knows that slowness doesn't needfully depend on the UI toolkit
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
considering it amounts to 1.2% over a period, I wouldn't say "obvious improvement" local maximizing presumably already deals with the effects from upstream turbines, global (also presumably) only adds consideration for downst
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
There is no "Elon's Twitter" unless you mean specifically his twitter profile or something like that.
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
> decided to do some experimenting to find out. Proceeds to do zero experimenting. - - - If one is so obsessed, just use a 5W charger, it'll practically (with the overhead of the phone running) take the full 8 hours to charge, with
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
They didn't miss that line: they never read the article.
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
Don't want them either, but, please blame the specs? not needfully the writers? https://ogp.me/#metadata opengraph requires an image, for example
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
> In a 2017 TV segment about the Aidar, Dnipro-1 and Azov Battalions which, as far as I could see, none were mentioned in said segment, so, no.
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
randomly grabbing the first thing on tapas: https://tapas.io/episode/1123711 I don't think any book could give the feeling of transitions as the webtoon format can, yes, its only a panel (or less!) at a time, bu
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
its only a PR nightmare because its a closed service and not an open tool
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by asojfdowgh 4y ago
118 CHF (123 USD) to have warning signs... I'm glad that the UN didn't go with these, since interoperability of safety symbology should not be restricted to everyone but poor people I just wish the UN's efforts went further

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