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by JadeNB 2y ago
> I have a 2k epub collection. > My bookworm friends claim it's not a "real" private private library As long as it's in an un-DRM'd format where your access to it doesn't require anyone else's permis
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by JadeNB 2y ago
> Digital media will be useless to future generations if there’s a blip in continuity. If anything, this undersells it: plenty of not-very-old digital media is useless today with no blip in continuity, either because of bit rot or, more
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by JadeNB 2y ago
To be clear, the complaint is not about Manifest V2 vs. Manifest V3 (which is of course its own can of nonsense), but about Mozilla's review: > Mozilla says that it has reviewed the extension and found violations. The following clai
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by JadeNB 2y ago
Thank you; that makes sense. The original quote referred to "baking apps," and it honestly didn't occur to me that it was a typo!
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> This is required for some baking apps throwing a tantrum if you use your phone. Is this a common behavior? Do you know why?
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There is a difference between "criminal" and "criminal suspect."
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For anyone not already familiar with Clarke and Dawe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3m5qxZm_JqM
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> This is stupid. The law shouldn’t be written in such a way that companies can exploit silly loopholes, nor should it be written in such a way that is so invasive to normal business operations. Note that the article discusses that these
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by JadeNB 2y ago
> One of the interesting things is the shenanigans some of these companies would pull to show up first in our local results. A whole lot of A1 and AAA names began to spring up as they decided that if the list was going to be alphabetical
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by JadeNB 2y ago
> Full blown color NTSC managed with 6mhz channels! I think that the point was that 2 (or 6) mHz is a much lower frequency than 2 (or 6) MHz, and the latter is almost surely what was meant.
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> It works to an extent. True bonding comes from being shoulder to shoulder in extreme situations under shared duress. People say this, but "this is the kind of true bonding experiences with which I'm familiar" isn't
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> There should have been a prompt to review the features' settings when it was first introduced. Although it was phrased disingenuously as a pro-privacy switch that you should obviously turn on.
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> If there is no single principle that unites them, then there is no single, unchanging person having them. If there is no unchanging person having the thoughts, then there is no connection between the thoughts. I don't think either
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by JadeNB 2y ago
> “Compose” in the sense of “create”, not in the sense of “combine” Although the latter is also highly valuable.
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by JadeNB 2y ago
> Or you could do ((46+23)^2 -(46-23)^2) / 4 Sure, of course that works algebraically, though this method will always involve at least one bigger square, and division by 4, which, if working in base 10, can be implemented with exact
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by JadeNB 2y ago
> But this doesn't always work and you still need to be good at adding/subtracting. It does always work. If you mean that not every integer product can be written this way, you're right; 23 × 46 can't, unless you&#
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by JadeNB 2y ago
> And ArXiv is not one of them. But putting your papers on the arXiv, as your parent said, doesn't mean you only put them on the arXiv. I put all my papers on the arXiv, but I also submit them for publication in journals that wil
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by JadeNB 2y ago
> Self-hosting inbound email is trivial. Anybody will send email to any random domain, they're just not willing to accept it from random sources. In terms of authentication, this is not entirely true. It's less common these da
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by JadeNB 2y ago
> Government provided digital IDs would solve a lot of this. Yes, they may have their own problems, but outsourcing the action of identifying individuals to the government seems valuable and less prone to "lock outs" like Googl
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> Surely if the technique is so powerful, there ought to be easy examples of it aplenty. Whatever your field of expertise, I suspect that you'll find in it that it is not always true that powerful techniques have any easy examples
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by JadeNB 2y ago
Should the link be to the product page https://remarkable.com/store/remarkable-paper/pro , rather than to the overall ReMarkable home page?
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> We need to solve this, and "learnings". What is "learnings"?
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> The most dangerous product in a typical kitchen is lettuce. Bon appetit. What is the quantitative definition of "dangerous?"
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Ah, thank you.
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> I think that's unreasonable to ask for just about anyone. Notice your parent doesn't say "you must be at 10," but rather "let me know if you can't be at 10." I think that's perfectly reasonabl
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by JadeNB 2y ago
"Seemingly" in the title of the article seems important (since the point seems to be to debunk, in the terminology of the abstract, "folklore notions of hygiene and referential transparency"); why was it stripped?
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That ties the app to be usable only with network access (which is fine for, e.g., Youtube, but not for all apps!), and also includes a highly variable lag.
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> Then there are people with nothing to lose. Some mid-level manager who isn't very good at it, isn't making his numbers. If he plays by the rules, he's about to get canned and lose his house and his wife. If he cheats and
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by JadeNB 2y ago
> “What in the world does _words_used_as_words_ mean?” would be a valid way of formatting that question according to the guide: that's what they mean. I think you are answering my question, but I still don't understand. How el
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> 2) confirm the tax liability (eg the Austrian gov provided a limited time hash-based URL where the bank could check a limited amount of the friends records; somewhat like sharing driving license details with car rental companies) Why s

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