Jaepa

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by Jaepa 5y ago
They were also originally a Classic Mac OS game shop. Marathon series & Minotaur: The Labyrinths of Crete where originally release on Mac. Myth & Oni were released for both Mac & Windows.
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by Jaepa 5y ago
curl's primary advantage is that its pretty much universal. I can hand another dev a curl statement without having to worry if they have the requisite software to reproduce the call. Also Postman, Insomnia, Sentry, & Swagger all su
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by Jaepa 5y ago
From what I understand Over The Top. Basically the services that run using the internet infrastructure. This framing feels a bit weird though so I very well may be wrong.
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by Jaepa 5y ago
Its worth mentioning that both LEO & WISP are explicitly not include in net neutrality provisions. That being said any net neutrality provisions outside of CA is kind of up in the air right now so I don't know if that really matter
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by Jaepa 5y ago
Always glad to help. If you are looking for a direction I personally suggest looking at tecosaur config¹/blog² & rougier's assorted emacs repo³. 1: https://tecosaur.github.io/emacs-config/config.html 2:
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by Jaepa 5y ago
Well where 2 hours into this and no-one mentioned org / org-roam, so I feel a begrudging responsibility to do so. Org-mode is a combination of note taking, todolist, jupyter notebook, & calendar major-mode for Emacs. It is wonderfu
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by Jaepa 5y ago
The plural of anecdote is not data. What you are saying is that there is a correlation, but the causation could be any number of tangentially related things. e.g. a self re-enforcing subculture, predisposition for substance abuse, or tainte
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by Jaepa 5y ago
I'm not really sure where you're going with this. Mastodon is a federated system, so there is no _they_. You can choose not to federate with groups/nodes you don't want, but its basically invite your village type of mode
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by Jaepa 5y ago
I'm sorry – A morning steak? I think this may come down the cultural differences, but what is a morning steak? I'm legitimately curious.
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by Jaepa 5y ago
I have to agree. Most of this can already be done by something like JellyFin. But once you start branching into understanding podcast, emulators, comicbooks, & personal photos, you're no longer talking about a single app. If your g
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by Jaepa 5y ago
If anyone has a few free cycles & wants to help, the project is on Github & there are plenty of open tickets. https://github.com/LibriVox
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by Jaepa 5y ago
Considering that it's a list of what _can_ be included, this just seems like a rhetorical blowfish.
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by Jaepa 5y ago
These are all so wildly different that its irresponsible & actively harmful to attempt drawing any parallels.
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by Jaepa 5y ago
To clarify this is the fifth data breach in 4 years for T-Mobile. 1 in 2018, 1 in 2019, 2 in 2020.
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by Jaepa 5y ago
I don't think there is really much of a difference for the person buying the device, except they have some degree of recourse. 1. I unknowingly buy a stolen device. 2. I connect it to it's associated network. 3. The device is repo
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by Jaepa 5y ago
How different is this from IMEI blacklisting of stolen phones? The secondary market for stolen phones has kind of disappeared despite cost of phones increasing. EDIT: I think there is plenty of reason to want an open source tv os. They are
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by Jaepa 5y ago
As clarification, do you mean as Americans (a la WW2), or Chinese/Korean (a la Second Sino-Japanese War), or both?
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by Jaepa 5y ago
Interestingly it looks like T-Mobile US also had a very similar data breach a couple days ago. > We have determined that the types of impacted information include: names, drivers’ licenses, government identification numbers, Social Secur
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by Jaepa 5y ago
Its a very much pie in the sky thought but EV theoretically could actually help the electrical infrastructure. Part of the issue is that supply & demand have to match, but demand for electrical systems is not static. You could theoretic
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by Jaepa 5y ago
This was adapted from Tim Harharford's podcast Cautionary Tales eps Wrong Tools Cost Lives https://timharford.com/2021/05/cautionary-tales-wrong-tools-... If you have not listened to the series I highly reco
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by Jaepa 5y ago
FLoC as I understand it can be used by anyone who has a large enough user surface area. Facebook can and probably will to some extent capitalize on FLoC.
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by Jaepa 6y ago
Oof. Israel really been trying to make any US/Iranian deal impossible.
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by Jaepa 6y ago
I kind of feel like cancel culture minimizes the issue by allowing people to talk not effect while completely skirting around the cause. Saying was he was removed due to public backlash due to history of sexist behavior, and discrimination
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by Jaepa 6y ago
Alright lets go through the Reddit Alternative checklist. [x] Link to David Duke's article and positive discussion of it. [x] Bonus points for whites are the real victim of displacing native Americans narrative. [x] Mul
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by Jaepa 6y ago
Also I'd like to contest that the nature study is "suggestive" that its not man made. Finding Elvis dead in Vegas is not "suggestive" that Elvis is dead. If you are asking me to proof a negative, that's virtual
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by Jaepa 6y ago
Ohhh ad hominem attacks and implying that people who disagree with you are bots. So what you said literally does not make sense. I think you are saying that there are long subsections of genetic sequences that are used as markers? But as yo
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by Jaepa 6y ago
Sooo the irony of responding to [citation needed] with claims that there infact multiple unnamed studies is just lost on you I take?
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by Jaepa 6y ago
https://xkcd.com/285/
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by Jaepa 6y ago
So then just give voice to unsubstantiated rumors that contraindicate what we see in the genetic marker?
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by Jaepa 6y ago
We know it wasn't lab made. We've know this since March. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-0820-9 https://www.sciencealert.com/here-s-what-scientists-think-of...

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