Bjartr

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by Bjartr 5y ago
>There are some tricky bits, like we'd have to load the content to know how tall it's going to be. And it stops working to a point... with a few hundred posts the scrollbar approaches an unusable size, and there could be thousa
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by Bjartr 5y ago
Here's my feedback based on my experience using it, and using try.discourse.org as a specific case to examine. - You use 73 vertical pixels after every. single. post. for just the reaction and permalink buttons. My browser's inner
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by Bjartr 5y ago
Not a complete solution, but for those who might not know, Discord allows you to choose a name per-server.
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by Bjartr 5y ago
The fact that you're getting downvoted is precisely the attitude that drives people away from mailing lists.
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by Bjartr 5y ago
The storm was absolutely rushed to market. That's actually the reason that the whole screen was a big physical clicky button. Existing BB software was designed around cursor based interaction, and cursors can both hover and click. In o
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by Bjartr 5y ago
> citizens are spied on by a country that is not them I thought countries often have under the table agreements with one another to explicitly spy on each others citizens, since its illegal for the country to spy on its own citizens. It&
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by Bjartr 5y ago
Facial and body language is a HUGE part of in person communication. For better or for worse, that is just how the vast majority of humans are wired. If you willfully ignore these signals you WILL be misunderstood and you WILL misunderstand
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by Bjartr 5y ago
In theory? Yes. In practice against a large company like Google? No, not without several years and tens of thousands of dollars (at minimum) to sink into it.
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by Bjartr 5y ago
Because having actual CSAM images is illegal.
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by Bjartr 5y ago
Rapeseed oil is usually referred to as canola oil these days.
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by Bjartr 5y ago
Buying a different phone or even forgoing a feature phone entirely are both valid alternatives. Just because the alternatives are unappealing doesn't make "There are no alternatives" or "The warning wasn't actionabl
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by Bjartr 5y ago
Yes! Buying a different phone or even forgoing a feature phone are both valid alternatives. Just because the alternatives are unappealing doesn't mean "There are no alternatives" or "The warning wasn't actionable&qu
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by Bjartr 5y ago
The warning: "Don't buy Apple products, their locked down hardware and walled garden is going to be trouble" People: Ignore warning, buy iPhone You: "Don't buy Apple products" isn't an action.
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by Bjartr 5y ago
Isn't that the point though? That violating the restrictions has negative return taking the fine into account?
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by Bjartr 5y ago
Yes, constantly.
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by Bjartr 5y ago
I'm pretty sure recipes aren't copyrightable, even when they are attached to a story.
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by Bjartr 5y ago
I've used chrome's ability to save a single .mhtml file that contains all the resources for this purpose in the past.
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by Bjartr 5y ago
The original Politico article says the DNC plans to "work with SMS carriers to dispel misinformation" and has no further information about what that entails. The Politico White House Correspondent has clarified in a tweet[1] that
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by Bjartr 5y ago
I think it's more how they aren't following the unwritten "corporate website" aesthetics playbook and looks way more artsy, even fly-by-night (I think that's largely up to the use of a monospace font). Which is tech
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by Bjartr 5y ago
> If two companies with 100% different spam & abuse systems detected something wrong with this ads Do we know this for sure, or are we assuming they only use in-house resources to determine "suspiciousness"? Could they both
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by Bjartr 5y ago
> [this affects] private and recreational use of mostly small propeller planes. Private and recreational flying is explicitly exempted from the tax too. So I don't think it affects them.
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by Bjartr 5y ago
Would you still allow people to decide that they do want to get such email, or should people not be allowed to make that decision?
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by Bjartr 5y ago
CAN-SPAM is a law. If you violate it, you are penalized by the legal code. That's fulfills my definition of "illegal", but clearly not yours. Mind sharing your definition so we're on the same page?
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by Bjartr 5y ago
I rarely get any mail from legitimate companies that I'm not genuinely interested in, because if I ever end up on their list because I signed up or bought something, I just click the unsubscribe link in the email, and then I stop getti
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by Bjartr 5y ago
> Make junk mail and spam e-mail illegal to start with. CAN-SPAM[0] does exactly that for US businesses. Any email from a US business that is for advertisement or otherwise promotional (as distinct from transactional[1]) then it: * Must
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by Bjartr 5y ago
Non-extensible? Locked? "A kernel that only allows user-space third party drivers"? That this style doesn't have a nifty name isn't a good reason to weaken the established definition of microkernel just so it does.
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by Bjartr 5y ago
Yes, that's exactly what I was pointing out. I even used > instead of < as my example.
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by Bjartr 5y ago
> There's no friction in starting something you love to do. Man, if that's truly the experience of your life I envy you on an incredibly deep level. Struggling to start doing things I genuinely love to do has been a continual s
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by Bjartr 5y ago
That beach interpolation is begging for a music video
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by Bjartr 5y ago
The animated source code is incorrect because all ">" are, ironically, HTML encoded as ">" which appears in every use of "->"

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