hoorible

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Breaking persistent undo shows Neovim can't be trusted(infosec.exchange)
17 points by hoorible 19d ago|2 comments
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by hoorible 8mo ago
Cranes are also useful for construction, doesn’t mean every fourth house on my street should have one
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by hoorible 2y ago
Both of those things are legal. That’s the difference.
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by hoorible 2y ago
Looks like we found the “things that never happened” double Jeopardy for today
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by hoorible 2y ago
None of that is a refutation of what I said though, since I reject the notion that belief in the existence of the soul can be used as justification for stripping a person of their bodily autonomy. If we found out cancer cells had souls tomo
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by hoorible 2y ago
Uh yeah I don’t think anyone needs to have “the argument” explained. I have yet to see an explanation for why it deserves any merit though.
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by hoorible 2y ago
> you can do whatever you want to yourself. Uh, women would like a word.
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by hoorible 3y ago
“not all men”-ing libertarian crypto bro gun nuts is really a “fourth-level-down in Inception” own goal
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by hoorible 3y ago
1Blocker already mentioned, but it is is absolutely fantastic. The iOS version also blocks in-app trackers (in other apps, outside of Safari) and YouTube app ads via its firewall feature.
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by hoorible 3y ago
https://www.businessinsider.com/idf-says-wont-back-up-behead... I’m not denying massacres took place or that Hamas has done unforgivable things. Just that baby-beheading specifically is getting thrown around a lot without p
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by hoorible 3y ago
Even the IDL admitted they couldn’t confirm those reports. Hamas has done plenty of atrocious things, we don’t need to sensationalize.
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by hoorible 3y ago
Be there. I was 14 when we had to put our first animal down; my mom, someone I guess you’d describe as hyper-emotional, was a wreck. A year later we had another, thankfully just of old age, but she “couldn’t bear it again” so I was in the v
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by hoorible 3y ago
You can now https://support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/icloud-windows/icw2bab...
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by hoorible 3y ago
I don’t see that happening tbh, since they made Secure Notes for this purpose which (i would assume they believe) offers a better experience than storing not-logins with logins. Secure Notes offer the same level of security as the keychain
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by hoorible 3y ago
No one said they don’t have the resources. They just asked why it’s incumbent on Apple to spend them, which your response.. doesn’t address at all? If we’re going to post with that much sarcasm let’s try to have equal amount of substance
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by hoorible 3y ago
My anecdata is the opposite of yours. My backup history is over 15 years old! I started backing up using Time Machine when I got my first Mac in 2006. Migrated my sparsebundle from my first Time Capsule to another when I needed a bigger one
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by hoorible 3y ago
Ah yes that was not how I read it but going back again I see that now. I do totally get the desire for more sophisticated (no snark) phrasing, given the incredibly huge impact this phenomenon has on lives and livelihoods everywhere, but I t
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by hoorible 3y ago
Predatory pricing is certainly one way to enshittify, but far from the only one so I still think the umbrella term is more accurate (despite it, you know, not being a “real” word)
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by hoorible 3y ago
I actually find the term so refreshing. It’s so poignant and perfectly sums up the experience, but adds a twist of cynical humour. > to describe a real and fairly obvious problem with VC backed firms striving for profitability Not sure i
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by hoorible 3y ago
In fairness the 13” MBP is an entirely forgettable machine that IMO should not exist so I definitely don’t begrudge anyone making mistakes about it!
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by hoorible 3y ago
The 13” M1 MacBook Pro does not have the pro or Mac chip. Not sure that’s what is being used here, but your assumption that this combination isn’t possible is false.
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by hoorible 3y ago
Am I missing something or did I actually just stumble across a conversation where people are seriously comparing being put in a steel box on the way to being murdered in a slaughterhouse to suffering the indignity of riding in a crowded tra
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by hoorible 3y ago
The MBA line has 256GB standard now.
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by hoorible 3y ago
It was in response to “how often do you do X”, so I took it to mean # of times you need to do X that is more than 0
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by hoorible 3y ago
Not giving a direct answer to a question isn’t the same as avoiding it; it’s asked disingenuously, so the actual answer doesn’t matter. Just like your follow up question, which is similarly irrelevant, since changing behaviours to save live
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by hoorible 3y ago
> how many of the 0.3% were due to die in the next few years because of existing health conditions? “They were going to die anyways!” was always a common argument one among the “muh freedoms!” crowd. When someone dies in a car crash, we
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by hoorible 3y ago
Yeah in French it’s the same (at least here in CAN); if someone says “en Amérique” nobody is confused about whether they mean the continent, or asks “du Nord ou Sud?” We all just get that we’re talking about the US.
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by hoorible 3y ago
Since you mentioned Pitt, a funny anecdote: he wanted to be in Snitch because he was a fan of Lock Stock. But his London accent was so terrible that they went and made up the whole indecipherable gypsy thing just so he could have a role
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by hoorible 3y ago
My understanding is that it could, but these machines take a really long time to build. Probably a simplification, but it’s likely not unfair to say that by the time they scaled 3nm production, we’d already have moved on to 2nm, etc Asianom
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by hoorible 3y ago
I have hiked a popular ridgeline hike in the Jasper National Park area every year for the last 3 years, and I am 3/3 for grizzly sightings while on trail. The first was the scariest, we came around a bend and startled a cub with momma

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