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by tritosomal 9y ago
Oh dude, downvotes on Hacker News... double-plus-ungood! Much disdain! Such taboo!
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by tritosomal 9y ago
It's called a "Single Page Application" or SPA, and it's made with JavaScript. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-page_application
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by tritosomal 10y ago
Either way, it is NIGHTMARE MODE stupidity. It will net only the most retarded entrapment arrests possible. It's tantamount to searching people's bags for postcards and magazines, because there might be terrorist postcards or te
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by tritosomal 10y ago
Ha! I just noticed this. My comments don't karma whore, and I'm not interested in appeasing the whims of the mods. It doesn't do the community much good to pull punches, if that means putting a diplomatic muzzle on valid poin
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by tritosomal 10y ago
I think "this time it's different" for reasons that aren't clear yet, but for technical people, has been an ominous fear for some decades. It comes to this: Computer Systems aren't simply inert turing machines we ca
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by tritosomal 10y ago
Did he "shame" people, or write an article about the vapidity of common computer use? At this point people who remain willfully clueless will suffer serious disadvantages, as computers start to make decisions for them, before they
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by tritosomal 10y ago
What stuns me is that we all know these junk accounts are easy to make, purely by how easy it is to make our own accounts. We know they cost nothing to us, and so, any time we find a website and approach it as a total stranger and create a
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by tritosomal 10y ago
Put it this way, the music is patently artificial, if it exists solely within the scope of the fiction. If the producers were not willing to cast a known artist, and granting creative freedom to compose real music, which would then be inclu
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by tritosomal 10y ago
*WHOOP* *WHOOP* Pull over, shame police! Not quite. Try again. From 1990 forward I watched a trend of chemical leashes swallow up perfectly normal kids, to test subordination to parent/teacher/doctor control and extract br
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by tritosomal 10y ago
Yeah, as this fiasco unfolds, the last thing we need is people lumping countries together while complaining about other people lumping countries together. Dubai is a city in a different country. Same peninsula, but there's like seven c
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by tritosomal 10y ago
Indeed, and an obvious example is Apple cannibalizing the demand for it's personal computing systems, by offering mobile devices that nearly replace and obviate key features offered by personal computers. Had somebody else beaten them
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by tritosomal 10y ago
Hey man, c'mon. Your supposed to search for things with Google. That's like, what their specialty is.
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by tritosomal 10y ago
it creates serious difficulty in day-to-day and long-term functioning. No. Wrong. The world is the problem. Human expectations of sky-high social norms is the problem. Being a worker bot is not the benchmark of normalcy. It'
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by tritosomal 10y ago
Dude. I can't gather the motivation to practice any skill that I'm not already naturally good at, even when I really really want to be good at that skill. Symptom of the universe. Most people really want to be goo
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by tritosomal 10y ago
It was cheesey. The focus of the conspiracy was the political assassination of a musician, except whenever movies try to fictionalize a wildly popular artist, it usually deflates the premise because you're forced into imagining why the
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by tritosomal 10y ago
I'm inclined to agree with you. ADHD seems to be simply a code word for prescribing amphetamines to people who are confronted by the genuinely boring reality of sitting in the same room with the same people who do nothing and go nowher
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by tritosomal 10y ago
I think that's reserved for neglect.
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by tritosomal 10y ago
Used sparingly, the <blink/> tag was at times practical. Unforunately those that used <blink/> used it zealously. I feel like there's should be a word that described the things that get ruined by a small number of
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by tritosomal 10y ago
$500 etching fee, and the saleperson re-etched the VIN in the car windows over the top of the VIN already etched in the car windows. Wait. What? My god. I don't even understand the necessity of... etching? a VIN? into
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by tritosomal 10y ago
Well, gee whiz. Don't I feel terrible now. Like, wow man. It really makes you think. It makes me think about illegal search and seizure, and how I guess that only matters for special people. It makes me think that, hey, maybe some inal
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by tritosomal 10y ago
Yes, when that happened the Fox News constituency took it about as hard as the rest of the world is taking Trump right now. Indeed, the note of defeat in your average Fox News personality's voice was palpable. They were washed up has-b
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by tritosomal 10y ago
Here's something I quickly scraped out of a google search: https://brusselsdiplomatic.com/2017/01/22/trident-accident-p...
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by tritosomal 10y ago
For some people, their time seems to be already wasted, no matter their actions. No need to waste their expensive devices AND their time. Retrieving confiscated devices can ruin time as well. A device you can safely discard, in lieu of bure
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by tritosomal 10y ago
That doesn't only mean "don't sext" There is always a systems administrator in the loop WRT to your text messages, somewhere out there, in a server room, in an office park, housing data centers for service provid
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by tritosomal 10y ago
You don't get that option. The first thing that happens to everybody who is attempting to enter the US and flagged is that they give you a form to write down all keys and passwords you might have, they will then unl
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by tritosomal 10y ago
I don't care if you downvote me.
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by tritosomal 10y ago
The art director has a choice to accept or reject photos as they see fit. The art director can select a photographer by style, and ask the photographer to take pictures of any variety. The photographer will direct the subjects to elicit fit
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by tritosomal 10y ago
All well-behaved squares fit right into the same square hole. The not-so-well-behaved usually aren't square, and usually don't fit in anywhere.
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by tritosomal 10y ago
Just spell it out. D-O-G W-H-I-S-T-L-E
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by tritosomal 10y ago
I'd be inclined to skip this sort of thing on handheld-scale batteries. It only makes sense when a large battery serves as a power store for something like a vehicle, where a fire extinguisher stands between a cabin full of concussions

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