golf_mike

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   by golf_mike 5mo ago

   And your reasoning is exactly what makes it a winning strategy. "If other people do it, then why not me?" That makes it that they are no longer other people, you yourself are a part of that group now. One could argue that it is an
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   US Government trying to unmask ICE critical redditor(arstechnica.com)

   44 points by golf_mike 5mo ago|1 comments
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   Safeguarding Research and Culture(safeguar.de)

   2 points by golf_mike 1y ago|0 comments
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   by golf_mike 1y ago

   Don't we all :)
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   FuckitJs: The Original JavaScript Steamroller(github.com)

   1 points by golf_mike 2y ago|0 comments
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   by golf_mike 2y ago

   thanks!
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   by golf_mike 2y ago

   thanks!
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   by golf_mike 2y ago

   Just out of curiosity (no rubiks cube affinity at all), but how can there be an unsolvable state when there are 'tricks' get in a solvable state? Does that not imply that there are no unsolvable states at all? Or is that maybe rel
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   by golf_mike 2y ago

   How is that different from a turing test?
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    by golf_mike 2y ago

    Can you provide proof for the first claim?
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    by golf_mike 2y ago

    Proton cannot access my content. Go look for cases where people are shut out of their accounts and not being able to get in. Not sure why the downvote but hey, give me some more for sharing my motivation and experience.
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    by golf_mike 2y ago

    I just took the plunge and moving off the MS suite to Proton. It is little bit less polished but it serves my (basic) needs. And no more worries of being locked out of everything should MS decide I`m violating their terms somehow. I don`t u
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    by golf_mike 2y ago

    No customizable launcher is is a big no no for me. Longtime Niagara launcher user,and anything else then a swipe-from-the-side accessible alphabetical, magnifying app list just feels archaic and convoluted. And also two generations into the
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    Don`t work for kagi, and definitely not implying you are a crook. I believe your use case is not in good faith, and I also believe that you know that, but given your position it should be ok. And that is where we disagree, because I also be
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    Another big tech, big money, little conscience problem. So disappointing that there is so much willingness to make money regardless of what it supports but that that courtesy is not extended to those who do the actual money making.
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    You say you're broke witbout income, but from reading your comments you have at least some skills to pay the bills. And I bet that if you put your back into it you can do it without misusing the only good search we've got. Or anyt
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    was it not available about a year ago? I'm not sure. Maybe the wayback machine can tell you. But I have a gut feeling that there is a slight misalignment between your use case and their intended use of their service :)
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    yes https://kagi.com/settings?p=billing_plan
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    Sometimes it is the doing that matters, not what was done.
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    I guess the same goes for comments :)
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    Thanks, I guess Hackernews generally is my 'safe haven' from politics. Really not intending to bite or insult, just a lot happier reading about Dijkstra being a pedantic nano-Dijkstrahole or someone dumping a GBA rom through audio
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    How is this hackernews?
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    Very nice. Typo in the title of this post, should be 'Digimixer...'
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    I second this wholeheartedly. At first I was skeptical to get a subscription but to be liberated from the big G AND have excellent search is just worth every penny.
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    Actually never heard that expression before. Thought I might not be in the know of some very obvious jargon. Turns out it was just plain English.
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    I had never heard this expression before. I thought it was jargon. Thanks for your kind explanation :)
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    So why is it called "ur"?
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    Thanks for the downvotes, but the point is not that Stallman should prove it but the point is that you should reflect on the fact that the point being made cannot be proven. Ever. Also not for you, yourself.
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    by golf_mike 3y ago

    Great... and now prove this does not hold for yourself as well
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    by golf_mike 4y ago

    > "adhocracies" Great expression!