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by DANmode 10d ago
The normal explanation is plenty, unless you’ve never met, read about, or heard anyone talk about, law enforcement officers (who are human beings - for better and for worse).
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by DANmode 10d ago
> for inexplicable reasons Mozilla wants to normalize uploading your entire private browsing history to a cloud. Mozilla does a great job of doing all sorts of things that help Google, these days…
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by DANmode 10d ago
> In September 2013, Lanyrd was acquired by Eventbrite. Best and brightest.
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by DANmode 10d ago
Neutering Popular Science clickbait titles like “This Koala has a Secret Trick!”
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by DANmode 10d ago
There’s more noise, but also more signal. I’ll take it.
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by DANmode 10d ago
*In browsers that have implemented it
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by DANmode 10d ago
Didn’t follow that shit-show at all - I…don’t think I believe him either!
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by DANmode 10d ago
Fair enough, Dell can be pretty spotty when it comes to Linux support.
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by DANmode 10d ago
How many ways will revert?
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by DANmode 11d ago
Thank you to both solder-nerds for contributing strongly to the thread, please don’t fight.
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by DANmode 11d ago
Alec Baldwin
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by DANmode 11d ago
Thank you https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intell...
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by DANmode 11d ago
Here’s the buried nuance, thanks Tom’s Hardware for picking up the (unusual) slack: https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intell...
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by DANmode 11d ago
> The inconsistencies you describe above are probably due to each org in the government implementing the common spec independently of the others So it’s not a great “common” spec?
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by DANmode 11d ago
SUPER interesting! Especially since it ISN’T an inherent part of a the protocol - just the default of most clients . Wonder if TF skipping pointing that out was intentional!
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by DANmode 11d ago
> They participated in uploading the files as part of the downloading the torrent from other peers. Did they? Are you sure?
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by DANmode 12d ago
> The dog meanwhile has no ability to understand the weedwacker Nah, I’m pretty sure that most medium or larger dogs get that the noise means danger - even if they can’t give a TED talk on how the mechanism would work that would hurt the
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by DANmode 12d ago
> This is only an attempted coup if you think the leave of absense was a pretense Way more are than we are told about.
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by DANmode 13d ago
Accessing your stuff, a relative’s: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49684324
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by DANmode 13d ago
> I also built a web flasher with firmware configured for those boards, so you can install directly from your browser without any fiddling or configuring Awesome
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by DANmode 13d ago
Everything is a better experience unless you have to run the meeting! ^_^
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by DANmode 13d ago
Experience, trauma.
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by DANmode 13d ago
It’d be pretty disappointing if they started including cryptocurrency features in their stack and didn’t accept it.
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by DANmode 13d ago
> I'd refuse and that company's reply should inform me whether I'd want to work there in the first place This. Develop sufficient leverage to be able to show basic respect the right way to do things - and yourself.
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by DANmode 13d ago
Can’t see enjoying my time on this Earth putting up with that sort of burnout.
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by DANmode 13d ago
Outsource trust more carefully.
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by DANmode 13d ago
So the web is a better experience!
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by DANmode 13d ago
Close it when you’re done with the meeting.
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by DANmode 13d ago
Almost every major website you interact with daily relies heavily on client-side execution to some degree. and none of this seems to have anything to do with the frontend being a single page.
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by DANmode 14d ago
Almost assuredly a video capture of a screen.

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