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by Faark 7y ago
More likely: YouTube will actually look for a way to achieve the same while offloading the costs to someone else. That should be very easy once two other parties are involved, as is the case with copyright stuff. I've never got a good
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by Faark 7y ago
> I guess basically what I'm saying is that Google's content moderation problem is really a problem with our society, our politics, and our press. Were those activists you mentioned campaigning to explicitly get respected analy
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by Faark 7y ago
Now working for me on Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; rv:68.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/68.0. Sats are spinning around a globe, but scanned area does not appear. Works fine on Edge but it's screen reader can't handle th
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by Faark 7y ago
At least the user should be informed, meaning it should show the bare minimum to allow us to act upon. Something like "USB keyboard connected: [Device specified name]" for common device types. More complicated/dangerous stuff
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by Faark 7y ago
Trimming spaces is the one evil that is kind of necessary. Way to many text selection tools select trailing spaces. Firefox and Chrome both do when selecting words. Got a mail with a reset password and want to copy it over? Yeah, good chanc
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by Faark 7y ago
Usually, you don't want to work with the original, only on copies. Here we are talking about a one shot attempt to get info by destroying the hardware... I can see those people searching for any other way first.
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by Faark 7y ago
Totally agree with this sentiment. Especially in situations of deadly but hardly justified self defense. Sure, if you feel threaten you should use your gun. But you're feeling being would have a significant cost for society and you sho
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by Faark 7y ago
I can think of quite a few streets where one oftthe lanes were converted to bike lanes over the last few years. Still have a hard time believing they had the guts to do this to car owners. Yes, progress is slow. Especially compared to capit
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by Faark 7y ago
I would have believed you, since I feel often the same names are highly upvoted. Though this can have natural causes. Like them writing better comments. Or just popularity based on name recognition. Such feedback loops naturally existing wi
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by Faark 7y ago
Yeah, i often control my machine via RDP and then streaming a game from there is a pain. Here is some script I've found to unlock the local pc, disconnecting RDP in the process: > @powershell -NoProfile -ExecutionPolicy unrestricted
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by Faark 7y ago
> Wrong, they are solitary animals. All of the species fished I don't see how this is an inaccuracy in the article. The part just before your quote says octopus farming will be either uneconomical or we'll have to put each of t
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by Faark 7y ago
It being their official sites gives those value / legitimacy and makes them even more okay to not kick them off. Kind of like there should be hardly anything the US president can do to get kicked off twitter.
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by Faark 7y ago
You don't need a radical change. A lot of small, incremental changes can throw a system out of balance. Take fishing as example. Mankind is doing it since pretty much forever and made many small improvements on the way. Now in hindsigh
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by Faark 7y ago
I also have a hard time seeing how a "high end car" is a fair comparison to not having a car at all. Anyway, could you also elaborate on your parking situation? Is this mostly destination parking? I'm just a bit surprised, si
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by Faark 7y ago
"Protect the kids" reporting about an offline game hardly compares to the dangers from online communities. I don't behave like a 12 year old girl, thus I'll never be treated like one. Even if I wanted to experience it,
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by Faark 7y ago
IDs are not a problem in principle. But there is barely any voter fraud at all (see Trumps commission), thus no real reason to enact law. Why do politicians non the less spend their political capital doing so? Often their new rules just so
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by Faark 7y ago
> If a company becomes a public platform important for the public discourse or for the function of journalism, regulation and laws can limit what a company can do. Only if there are good arguments for this to be necessary. You didn'
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by Faark 7y ago
> most important of all time More realistically: The most important time yet. And this is kind of reasonable, since progress mostly seems to accelerate. People intuitively discount the future, since it's hard to imagine what will co
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by Faark 7y ago
No, modern smartphones allow you to have assistants that listen all the time. Disabling those is one of the first things I do, and I'd be pretty unhappy if it turns out those are still listening and wasting battery (even aside of priva
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by Faark 7y ago
I don't think the parent was even talking about actually integrating organizations, but just building a shared identity. That starts with a name. A lot of googling showed there is actually a word for that: "United States Armed For
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by Faark 7y ago
Cannot comment on France, but [0] is a german wikipedia article about a counterpart we had in germany. From 2004 til 2012, you had to pay 10€ to the first doctor you visited in a quarter. Not a great system and we thankfully got rid of it a
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by Faark 7y ago
Why would you ever take on such a case? A matter were testimony stands against testimony? That would totally ruin your wonderful 99% conviction rate [0]. If a victim comes to you to report something like that, you better get her out asap by
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by Faark 7y ago
I just want to add that Android has a barely documented feature "Resource Overlay", designed to allow OEMs to customize stuff. [0] is a quick tutorial, [1] a bit longer introduction. The focus on configuration instead of code shou
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by Faark 7y ago
It isn't weak. Not sure how you look for new content. In my case it is yt.com/feed/subscriptions. If you leave i might follow. But only if enough content is on your new website to warrant me opening that tab a few times a wee
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by Faark 7y ago
I agree, but the fee should be a deposit placed by both parties willing to have a review, with the loosing side paying. Direct payments for reviews would create bad incentives to not improve their AI. Or strait up go for external arbitrator
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by Faark 7y ago
For the last tax filing that needed a voucher for income, I blacked out pretty much everything except the amounts received / sent. Is this not allowed in such a case for you in the US?
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by Faark 7y ago
> In the signaling model, subsidizing everyone’s schooling to improve our jobs is like urging everyone to stand up at a concert to improve our views. It seems that model doesn't even attempt to pretend anymore that our society gives
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by Faark 7y ago
This works nice for something as simple as a swap. But more complicated use-cases have requirements. I want those explicitly stated rather than inferred by a compiler. Abstracting the actually used features behind names like U: String, T: M
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by Faark 7y ago
AI is a means of production. Unless you talk about the sentient, human level kind that managed to become uncontrollable. All that new technology will accelerate wealth inequality. Markets follow wealth, thus the future R&D, tech & m
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by Faark 7y ago
Do you have a more on point summary? That's a lot of text and the parts I skimmed say little against education. Obviously education is used for signaling ability. Not using it this way would be stupid, since it's one of the best t

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