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4y ago
Well said, very pernicious indeed. Absent corporate emails saying Visa knew 100% that Pornhub (who very much is culpable based on what we know) was hosting child porn and chose not to do anything about it, this is a really specious argument
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4y ago
Very true. Everyone at the very least deserves a basic greeting and acknowledgement, but it's unrealistic to expect anyone on the job to socialize at length. Especially if that person was just berated or humiliated by someone "imp
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4y ago
Agreed, this looks awesome but that's a non-starter for me. I'll admit that I hate using OAuth for logins in general and prefer to keep all my accounts separate. However, I'd easily settle for Github/Gitlab for authentic
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4y ago
I don't remember exactly which sites, but I run into the problem every so often with a handful where I'm prompted to change my password according to vague guidelines that say I usually need special characters, without saying which
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4y ago
This might be why, it's using TCP instead of UDP? sudo ufw allow 1701/tcp sudo ufw allow 9001/tcp https://github.com/H-M-H/Weylus#running
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4y ago
I just wanted to say thanks to Martijn Braam for all the work he's put into PostmarketOS along with the other pmOS devs. I was lucky enough to snag a pinetab when the first batch was released, and I was blown away by the quality of pmO
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4y ago
It's complete willful ignorance to mock or dismiss this. It may not be a 'dangerous at any speed' scenario, but that's only a difference of scale because there aren't a lot of Teslas on the road and because FSD is a
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4y ago
That's fair, everyone's mental health journey is unique, and you deserve a lot of credit for working on yourself and figuring out what's contributing to your depression. When I say capitalism, I'm mainly referring to it
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4y ago
This 100%. Framing mental health as a purely individual or chemical issue distracts from the societal/cultural level problems you're hinting at. I've come to the conclusion that a lot of what we call the mental health epidemi
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4y ago
Interesting take, in a way it resembles direct democracy, but I don't think it qualifies since votes are meaningless in terms of what substantive power you gain from votes. Just because you have the right to speak your mind and have ot
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4y ago
Actually macroeconomics 101 fails to fully describe the situation we're in. Market concentration (whether it's a single company having a monopoly or oligopoly, a holding company owning different "competing" firms within
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4y ago
Nitrates are toxic enough that people (sadly) use them as a suicide agent, so this finding isn't surprising. But it is still surprising that something this toxic is so prevalent in food, even in minute quantities, though that's pr
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4y ago
No, it will probably make it worse since it gives them cover to waste money like this then raise prices under the pretense of inflation.
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4y ago
I bet you get better performance that way too. That kinda confirms my suspicions that Perl modules are awful to work with, though I'll admit I'm an idiot about the Perl ecosystem so there may be better module tools I don't kn
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4y ago
As much as I love Unix I am terrible at Perl. Anyone know any good resources for learning Perl 5? I seem to stumble quite a bit with CPAN in comparison to pip or npm. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that's because it's n
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4y ago
I've been a TryHackMe user for a while and have been really liking them so far. For those that have used both that and HTB, is one better than the other?
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4y ago
That is a really good use case I didn't think about, since I'm so used to having to leave the terminal to look stuff up in a browser when I can't find something with a manpage or `--help`/`Get-Help`. I'll admit I&#x
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4y ago
> From the videos, I believe you have to press Enter to actually execute the suggested command. Cool, that's good to hear if that's the case. > The readme did say that it was inspired by a similar project targetting zsh[0],
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4y ago
I'd really like to see how this does with nontrivial examples. I'm happy to be proven wrong, but I bet the bash one isn't that effective for real world sysadmin tasks, since most bash things also require knowledge of the comm
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4y ago
You're right that this is not just a MindGeek problem, and that it's hard to filter out good nudity from bad nudity. But I think it's only fair to hold the company to the standard they set for themself. They said that all the
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Wow that's crazy, since I'd imagine SoCs to be the most vulnerable to bitflips.
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This wasn't just anti-porn hysteria, they lied about their content filtering process for user uploads, so it was full of underage and revenge porn. Those in particular are against the law and harmful regardless of how one feels about p
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That never made sense to me until I really learned about bit flips, and how the smaller the process node, the more susceptible it is. They are at least up to PowerPC with the most recent Mars missions, probably not a terrible tradeoff of co
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4y ago
Agreed, that sounds more like an ADD management problem on the professor's part?
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4y ago
Unpaywalled: https://archive.ph/GUzin
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This is awesome but I'm getting NXDOMAIN when I try to use it. Am I doing something wrong, perhaps something to do with EDNS? $ dig 42km-mi.unit @dns.toys ; <<>> DiG 9.16.27-Debian <<>> @dns.toys 42k
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4y ago
I think that's also been confirmed by studies? https://news.softpedia.com/news/Another-Study-Shows-that-Pir... Most of them I'm seeing were from about 10 years ago, it'd be really interesting if the resu
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4y ago
Forgot about that, sometimes I use that but its lack of dark mode hurts my vampire eyes :)
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Ahh I totally forgot about this. I'm wondering if you could make this work with any YouTube app where you can't use content filtering (like the app for Roku) across your whole network by creating a CNAME from youtube.com to youtub
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4y ago
For those reading this on mobile, the following uBlock filter lets you actually read the article, instead of a garbage autoplay video taking up 30-40% of the screen and being impossible to dismiss: kokatu.com##div.autoplay I really
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