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by hatware 4y ago
If you publicly intimidate users with a bias, you are not facilitating a fair and safe place to share ideas. It's a concept called inclusivity, I think you should read up on it a bit.
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by hatware 4y ago
One, maybe two examples contain personal attacks. You're going deep into threads to find these. Sounds more like a witch hunt than a fair and balanced analysis of my contributions. Ganging up is an understatement. The rest? Get real. C
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by hatware 4y ago
> Stop being unreasonably pedantic about my own words. I'm taking your words at face value, you can communicate more clearly but it is your choice to do so.
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by hatware 4y ago
Oh cool, even the site admins are ganging up on me. Most of those comments are taken entirely out of context, or direct replies to comments that were replies to my own, but you do you. I am using HN in the intended spirit, and I'm sorr
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by hatware 4y ago
> Why is it so hard for me to find a single, precise location on my phone with an enumerated list of every command Siri or Google can work with? Because engineers (and managers) contrive problems like this to the point they are useless s
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by hatware 4y ago
Any Subsonic music server works well with this: https://github.com/simojenki/bonob
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by hatware 4y ago
Because if it was actually perfect that's the only feedback you'd give...? > It's so close to basically no issues There are issues. You can keep contradicting yourself by explaining how perfect means there are still prob
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by hatware 4y ago
Back in my day, we used to trade CDs to share music. Is the convenience of technology still worth it?
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by hatware 4y ago
> I haven't really encountered any issues besides the downtime that has occured maybe twice since I bought the yearly two years ago. > I never really notice those three submenus except when I'm logging into a new device and
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by hatware 4y ago
Plex lost their best users by missing the point of self hosting entirely. Nobody wants to deal with third party downtime, even if it is rare and intermittent. I think most products go through phases like this. Plex has some diehards that ha
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by hatware 4y ago
Which is going right over the heads of these bots.
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by hatware 4y ago
> a grifter's imaginary numbers Can you address the argument without negatively framing the source of it?
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by hatware 4y ago
Notice that they attacked the source, rather than addressed the argument. Inflation is definitely higher than 7.7%. Seems to me there's a lot more energy going into that propaganda wave than anything else.
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by hatware 4y ago
They started by attacking the source, I'm not sure why you're acting as if that isn't the case.
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by hatware 4y ago
We're sure you review all the code you run.
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by hatware 4y ago
>Why couldn't the entire system be E2E encrypted by default, though? Probably because getting the system together in its current state was enough work. > In 2022, that's my standard expectation from any service. You have hi
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by hatware 4y ago
How did these Twist bulbs account for differences in time zone? If I have some of these lights and I move hundreds of miles to a new time zone, plug the same lights into the new home, how do they lights know?
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by hatware 4y ago
You're pretty clearly not continuing this in good faith. I have no problems calling out your pedantic bullshit.
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by hatware 4y ago
You get what you give. I don't think I need to send emails to the one who has no problem calling others out in public. It's pretty simple, I requested that concerns about conflict of interest are taken offline. But, here you are
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by hatware 4y ago
It's impolite to assume on someone's behalf in public. Could you explain how messaging in private is so hard to do if you have no problem making the comment in public...? You seem to have a really hard time grasping that this enti
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by hatware 4y ago
If we are not all polite, we all have to be rude. Be polite.
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by hatware 4y ago
You're only glad because they assumed correctly. Kind of sad you're failing to recognize this.
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by hatware 4y ago
> seemed quite diplomatic Turns out it is more diplomatic to reach out to someone privately first. God forbid we set a better example than the one being set.
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by hatware 4y ago
It's a single comment on one hackernews thread that is already buried. You're bikeshedding.
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by hatware 4y ago
> There aren‘t any DMs on Hacker News Good thing they... (checks notes) ...know exactly who made the post and can reach out to them on LinkedIn or email them. Cultural norms are reinforced by good examples, there's nothing good ab
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by hatware 4y ago
I wouldn't roll it yourself without a serious security audit. A tool like that is just bad opsec, would help an adversary immensely.
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by hatware 4y ago
A DM is reasonable. Calling someone out in public like that is childish.
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by hatware 4y ago
What a weird comment.
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by hatware 4y ago
As long as the master key stays local and is hashed/salted before being sent to BW, you have nothing to worry about. You can verify this yourself.
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by hatware 4y ago
> he was only working on problems several orders of magnitude smaller in scope Isn't that kind of the point? Tesla would have L4 if the architecture was built right, but it wasn't, and now they're scrambling. I think Georg

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