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by DoctorOW 1y ago
> Clear case of "motive justifies the means". Except, in the case of RT, it was not justified in an abstract way at all. Consistently "reporting" on stories counter-indicated by all available evidence. To put it ano
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
This stupid effect they have following your cursor around is infuriating on mobile devices, and now that I'm on desktop where it works as designed, it still is super distracting from the text.
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
> When I subscribe to a generic Art category I want to see artists showing techniques, cool paintings, breakdowns of how marble was carved I think the root issue is that a generic category is inherently not opinionated.
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
Generally, yes. If NSFW content is removed, it's incredibly common to see furry and LGBTQ content rolled into that. Furry themed account will be treated as a "repeat offender" even though they weren't really offenders to
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
It's comments like this that perversely make me okay with media bias. If the government said 2+2=5, I wouldn't be inclined to believe it, nor any "compromise" about 2+2 being up for debate. The news shouldn't be l
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
> the only time i've ever read the word 'delulu'; I had to look it up. I'm going to be honest, I fully expect dictionaries to contain the definition of words I have to look up. What would be the point of a dictionar
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
2026 is in the future, so surely there's no results yet?
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Gitlab Reports First Quarter Fiscal Year 2026 Financial Results(ir.gitlab.com)
2 points by DoctorOW 1y ago|4 comments
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
I stumbled upon this page. This is a mistake, surely?
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
> Your linked article admits it might not even be real. There's no evidence of anything "we don't know about". In the same way there's no pictures of things never photographed.
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
Most of the comments seem to confirm (all but one at time of writing) that this feature is more intended for corporate/business environments. Does anyone know if Vaultwarden has commercial users? By no means am I arguing against the in
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
The show's been off the air too long. I needed this.
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
If these certificates were actively being used when they were leaked, are they sure that they only banned people circumventing DRM? How do they roll out new certs?
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
> Monday Tesla told shareholders it was "confident" that the $29bn of shares "will incentivize Elon to remain at Tesla" especially as "the war for AI talent is intensifying". Is Elon considered "AI Ta
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Mastercard denies pressuring game platforms, Valve tells a different story(techcrunch.com)
6 points by DoctorOW 1y ago|0 comments
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
In my opinion, if it's literally one restaurant, acting alone, not in compliance with corporate policy than the fine should be limited to that one restaurant's income.
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
At no point in this post does she even write the word "censor"/"censorship". The post relentlessly criticizes Nazis but wanting silence to her dissent isn't pro-speech, it's just pro-nazi. I'm really
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
What's the difference between Jewish and American?
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
> Show how enjoyable building a simple hand-coded artisanal HTML website can be. and an unintentional lesson in how hard to update this approach is. https://github.com/nelilly/html-hobbyist/commit/8658b0a
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
I find it strange that this comment first advocates the website author subsidize data collection for big tech, a group which it immediately clarifies "make people's lives miserable".
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
Saw this linked elsewhere: https://soatok.blog/2024/08/04/against-xmppomemo/
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
Hashes don't really work that way. They don't actually give any high level of a photo's contents. You can't ask a hash to find all photos of a certain document or a meeting or anything like that. They really only detect
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
Apologies for being unclear, it's true Microsoft didn't have the option of Windows Phone for their Surface Duo devices, so they had no choice but to use Android. To clarify, when I phrase something as being an unwilling outcome it
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
I mean for the Microsoft Android phones it kinda makes sense, since they're not exactly shipping Android by choice. They'd much rather you use the Windows Phones which this says ARE locked down.
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
Bank Transfer, Bitcoin, etc. Maybe even work with debit card rails, my local grocery store only takes debit and Discover. Steam could even include an error message, "Sorry, Mastercard has not approved purchases from Steam. You can call
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Getting off US tech: a guide(disconnect.blog)
22 points by DoctorOW 1y ago|4 comments
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
This isn't unique to AI. Visual effects have been achievable on my desktop computer for as long as I can remember (I'm in my mid twenties). Industry standard compositing tools such as Nuke, Autodesk, Fusion, have had free educatio
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
I recently switched from Cloudflare to ControlD and it was perfect timing to miss this!
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
Whoops, it happened. An internet argument changed someone's mind. :) According to their latest financial transparency report[1], software development as a line item is about 60% of their expenses. However, your question wasn't abo
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by DoctorOW 1y ago
I don't understand what these comments are actually criticizing in terms of side projects. They got rid of stuff like Rust, Firefox OS, Pocket, etc. Mozilla has streamlined to make web browsers and web browser accessories. VPN/Rel

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