Jenk

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by Jenk 5y ago
It's a bug. I don't care for your semantic separation of issue/bug and neither should you. Pointless distinction for the sake of ego protection. It is unwanted behaviour, therefore a bug.
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by Jenk 5y ago
The designers of the "settings" screens in Windows should be utterly embarrassed. They are pathetically useless, especially when compared to their predecessors apps like the MMC.
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by Jenk 5y ago
Not only was it individual effort, it just felt so pointless. In group messages (Facebook/WhatsApp) you're effectively/literally inviting someone into a group conversation like a private forum amongst the invitees.. In g+ cir
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by Jenk 5y ago
Lucifer is an odd one. It's demonstrably terrible, technically, but it does have a cult following. But it's also got its 6th, final, season coming in 2022..
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by Jenk 5y ago
How do we know this isn't a three letter government org silently pressuring apple into compliance? I see Apple getting a lot of flak but I'm surprised as anyone that they have decided to suddenly buck their trend/perception o
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by Jenk 5y ago
And yet Zuck, a billionaire, _didn't_ do anything like that.
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by Jenk 5y ago
Fair dos. I haven't looked but is it possible there are some vice-versa examples? Anyway. At least with the NHS you won't be expected to pay the millions per dose fees, via insurance or other means.
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by Jenk 5y ago
https://www.england.nhs.uk/2021/03/nhs-england-strikes-deal-... That's available too.
579.
by Jenk 5y ago
Gene therapy is available on the NHS in the UK. And the American system that is systematically bankrupting sick people for profit is a damn sight less perfect than the European authorities issues. Yes, it goes both ways, but it goes much fu
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by Jenk 5y ago
The UK gives this level of care to many people routinely.
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by Jenk 5y ago
> There should be no requirement to have the camera on, it really adds very little over voice alone and there are countless valid reasons to not want it on. Not true. Audio only communication increases the cognitive load on the listeners
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by Jenk 5y ago
Yeah I wondered if that app can be whitelisted specifically (and not just by path but by threat name "PUA:Win32/qBittorent")
583.
by Jenk 5y ago
PUA is "potentially unwanted app" right? The "potentially" implies this is somewhat conditional, or optional. Is there no way to tell defender to leave it alone? Without disabling defender entirely I mean.
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by Jenk 5y ago
> It is unknown who stocked the machine. Unknown as in nobody at/from Capitol Hill told anyone, or unknown as in nobody at Capitol Hill knew.. or worse, I wonder ? :)
585.
by Jenk 5y ago
Well there goes their a/b results.
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by Jenk 5y ago
> PM for security products Please, please, _please_, add organisation scope to github action tokens (GITHUB_TOKEN in actions). It is painful that we have to create a PAT to access packages from within an organisation. https://
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by Jenk 5y ago
Yes, they had started their own brewery :)
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by Jenk 5y ago
I think that's the point here though. Currently there is no extra protections offered to journalists than any other person. Everyone is "free". This new law infringes on that freedom. It is reported as a law against journalis
589.
by Jenk 5y ago
Yes that's one of the many caveats. I myself have zero time for side projects due to family etc. so I am fully sympathetic. And side projects are side projects. I was fascinated by a candidate's beer brewing project (there are som
590.
by Jenk 5y ago
I always ask candidates if they have anything to show off. I am _always_ more interested in what people do as a side project than I am of what they have done professionally. Hyperbole time but I think it conveys the message: People do side
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by Jenk 5y ago
> mob? I'd have thought it _much_ more likely to be corporate entities wanting information on local officials, other corporations, etc. I'm thinking based on incidents like Coca-Cola paying paramilitary groups/mercenaries
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by Jenk 5y ago
They should probably set to `undefined` given the JSON spec lacks a definition for them. Ergo they are literally.... undefined. Sunglasses + Won't get fooled again
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by Jenk 5y ago
The show on Netflix "Making a Murderer" has some scary examples of this. Not only of the lying during interrogation but of just how pervasive this mentality is. During an appeal to the 7th (iirc) District Court, the ADA's arg
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by Jenk 5y ago
disclaimer: I haven't seen for myself what benefits monorepos actually provide so I don't fully grok them. This is the kind of talk about monorepos that makes me think they are a bad idea. Why would someone want to maintain a mono
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by Jenk 5y ago
> I really think you should get your priorities straight. The irony.
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by Jenk 5y ago
Some is better than none.
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by Jenk 5y ago
Cyvok wasn't even logged in when the titan was lost. The teamspeak infiltration played the part of listening to when he was going to logout of the game, then just as his titan warped off someone (undercover as an ASCN pilot) used a sma
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by Jenk 5y ago
I last played EVE circa 2005, but I have kept friends from those days who still play and so I hear a lot about it still. Jumping a fleet of thousands into a system with already thousands in waiting, seeing nothing but a black screen for 20
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by Jenk 5y ago
> How do you do it? By breaking the bond between responsibility/authority, and remuneration. Promotions could be increased autonomy (which intrinsically includes responsibility, but it is personal responsibility, not responsibility
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by Jenk 5y ago
> Following rules you were taught without evaluating whether they actually make sense in context is the definition of unthinking. Like your rule for being polite at all times being "senseless" or "ridiculous" or any o

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