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1111.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
Because I'm 20 years older?
1112.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
I really think you should stop buying Apple products, you are clearly really upset about it.
1113.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
> Apple-made hard- and software. Not sure why are a singling out Apple here. Windows is worse as are many (most?) hardware vendors; there is a reason everyone REALLY should fresh install vanilla Windows over the vendors OEM version.
1114.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
The person you are responding to is specifically talking about looking for exploits that are hidden behind compiler bugs or obfuscated by language features. So you're missing the point, I guess.
1115.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
> That doesnt cover everything. Not all cities have a subway. Not all subways are electric, the danger of frying people made a number of subways diesel. My understanding is that much of NYC subway is still diesel for various reasons. I&#
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by Ensorceled 5y ago
Interestingly the original title and your proposed title imply, to me, the opposite of what I think they imply to you. This suggestion is really unclear.
1117.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
> What is the tenability of cities without fossil fuels? I think we do know, it's really the cities that collapse. I walk everywhere. It's suburbs that collapse without fossil fuels. > How does public transit work? Generall
1118.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
I force everything to 24hr UTC time on projects I'm involved with. Then if it's a technical project, display it as 24hr with timezones and if it's not technical then apply all these strange time display rules as user configu
1119.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
There is a cliff in speed reading (at least in my experience) where you're reading speed for a particular reading exceeds your ability to process and/or enjoy the words you are reading. Similar to audio books ... some podcasts&#x2
1120.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
I regularly program in Go and Python. When I hover over time.sleep(delay) in my Python IDE the detailed pop up shows me that this sleeps for delay seconds and that delay is an int. When I hover over time.Sleep(wait) in my Go IDE, the popup
1121.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
Some property I bought after it was clear cut around 2003 shows up on this map quite clearly ... including the increase in cover in the time since. So looks accurate for my single data point.
1122.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
This is a really good essay, but kind of depressing. Re: professional services ... I think there is some kind of sweet spot where professionals stop focusing on delivering a good service and start focusing on their brand. Also, some people
1123.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
It gets posted on HN EVERY SINGLE TIME. Usually the words "have backups" triggers multiple lectures on offsite backups and testing and multiple factors and ...
1124.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
Competent professionals don't fail standardized tests 10 times before fudging the 11th try.
1125.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
I find brain.fm or movie soundtracks work great for study, focus or deep work. I've tried white noise and can, like others, attest that brown or pink are better.
1126.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
This brings to mind the recent pictures of Putin meetings where he's across the room or at the end of a loooong table...
1127.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
Ah, I guess my thinking is that they didn't really focus on it. It was annoying but not high priority ... until they started to get an inkling of what was actually going on.
1128.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
All of Southern Ontario really; prices in Midland, Owen Sound, etc. etc. are all much higher.
1129.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
I'll bite, why the "Wow"? It was a random, intermittent file corruption that didn't cause real harm to the authors organization and was, clearly, very tricky to track down.
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by Ensorceled 5y ago
That’s the thing, they are a bad idea in general because, in general, people ARE building things that don’t benefit from an SPA article. You’re the one extrapolating that they are saying ALL SPAs are bad.
1131.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
Friends are seeing escalating probes here in Canada. It's incredibly naive to believe they don't have the resources to attack pretty much anything they want. They don't HAVE to prioritize is my point.
1132.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
Russia has a ton of resources in psyops and cyber espionage, this isn't a big operation. Why is keeping the Finns and Sweden out of NATO not "top of mind"?
1133.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
There is no freedom of movement across borders. There is plenty of work for truckers inside of Canada.
1134.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
No one is forcibly jabbing anyone in Canada. There is no violence being done.
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by Ensorceled 5y ago
COVID has killed 919,336 Americans, excess deaths over previous years indicate that is under reported by almost 50%.
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by Ensorceled 5y ago
There are no vaccine mandates for shopping, it's masks only. "Earning a living" is only an issue in certain occupations such as healthcare.
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by Ensorceled 5y ago
This is a matter of policy; not race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, age, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, marital status, family status, genetic characteristics, or disability all of which are well prot
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by Ensorceled 5y ago
A recent poll indicated that most Canadians disagree with the protest on almost all matters[1] and that almost 3/4 of Canadians support vaccine passports. Not sure where you are getting your numbers. Yes, you need to listen to your m
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by Ensorceled 5y ago
Hiring consultants has really gone into the toilet. Senior Data Engineers who don't know what upsert is. Senior Developers who can't answer simple questions about a stack they have "3 years experience" in. Senior AWS
1140.
by Ensorceled 5y ago
The bookkeeper literally needs access to receipts and invoices to do their job. No bookkeeper is going to work from an anonymous list of payments; that's how you get swept up in a money laundering raid. Before the internet, the owner

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