Kequc

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by Kequc 9y ago
Before I left I used a tool that would delete all of my posts and content and stuff like that. Cleaned up the profile as best I could. The type of data they had was more about who they thought I knew, how desperately single I am stuff like
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by Kequc 9y ago
I deleted my account there 10 years ago, about a year ago I needed an account to join a memorial group for someone. Facebook somehow knew that the email address I used to sign up with, which was new, was related to my old email address and
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by Kequc 9y ago
Practically speaking all you should be worried about is your password being discovered within a stolen password hash table. Nobody processing a whole table is going to spend that much time on your password specifically. If the government wa
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by Kequc 9y ago
I suppose this is a good place to ask this question. How much truth is there to the fairly famous XKCD comic "correct horse battery staple" in this scenario. Isn't it possible that random word combinations, if they were commo
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by Kequc 9y ago
A large part of that IP is the massive amount of work that went into it right before its downfall. It has legs, just too much debt and as you said the debt is gone. I'd let it run for a little while. If I were to change it again, or ev
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by Kequc 9y ago
This is an argument against the authoritarian character of the Apple App Store and by extension it's operating system that doesn't allow you to use anything else. Does anybody actually like having a walled off heavily regulated us
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by Kequc 9y ago
It's in part because that is what Google has done in the past. They give you unlimited space to store your photos, your email, and your data, why wouldn't you expect to be able to store video. Video has become politicised because
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by Kequc 9y ago
Software development is the perfect example of a role where the only thing that matters, at all, is the quality of the output. When I think about supposed discrimination in tech, I think back to every class I ever took that related to compu
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by Kequc 9y ago
I recommend against Berlin. My experience has been there is a low amount of talent available and most jobs are in the php WordPress legacy arena. Startups are nearly impossible due to high regulation/taxation (you'll be down right
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by Kequc 9y ago
Facebook unapologetically breezed through every privacy scandal I can even imagine. It will be remembered as a prolific piece of Pop culture, just by virtue that few enough people stopped using it.
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by Kequc 9y ago
Their very structure is one which is namespaced, there is no other way to format a stylesheet. Sort of like "Global code" oh woe is me, I put my new class in a namespace but it's still accessible from everywhere and can be sh
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by Kequc 9y ago
That's the goal. It used to be that JavaScript and web development was very difficult because the languages were lacking. Today the languages aren't lacking but there's still a psychosis that won't go away. React was bui
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by Kequc 9y ago
So it's an issue of the sovereignty of the islands then? The argument I'm hearing is that due to the UK leaning in favour of sovereignty, that it can no longer continue to, by default, control the islands? So allow the islands to
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by Kequc 9y ago
> (not really sure how software could be political actually) Marketing. Which is all this page is.
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by Kequc 9y ago
It's a strange notion that politics in a company are a good thing. Rewarding people for attacking the character of those above them is a race to the bottom. In this case it seems it was a co founder and not at all the situation you des
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by Kequc 9y ago
It's unfortunately in part because Google holds a monopoly on a couple of services. Geolocation as an example doesn't work in Chromium all of the time. It falls at the whim of Google. In terms of services and functionality Chrome
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by Kequc 9y ago
You're making things up. You're not writing clearly about it and need to perform some more research. What persecution or mass extermination of which groups of people for example are you talking about?
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by Kequc 9y ago
It looks like it just goes low-poly, all triangles as is pretty normal. Then maybe links some of the triangles together, ultimately telling you how many paper triangles how many different sizes to make.
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by Kequc 9y ago
Well tra la la. Excuse me, Facebook revenues were not that high at a 1m valuation. Nobody would sell something that earns $32B/yr for 1m, I'm dubious that it earns that much money and I'm curious about why, if so, that is.
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by Kequc 9y ago
Please explain to me in simple terms why a website property is worth so much. Keeping in mind this has remained a mystery to me ever since Facebook didn't sell for a million dollars an eon ago. Facebook's founder is today worth so
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by Kequc 9y ago
You must be stopped!
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by Kequc 9y ago
I was one of those people who was pretty well convinced that e-cigarettes and cigarettes were both about equal as far as danger due to the nicotine. E-cigarettes delivering on average throughout the day more nicotine than cigarettes. And ci
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by Kequc 9y ago
So, if my girlfriend and I are being exclusive. That means we can both get sim cards from any carrier and put it in our phones? What is she going to say when I tell her I misunderstood exclusive.
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by Kequc 9y ago
It depends what you've signed, and what what you've signed says. All good contracts describe what happens in the worst case scenario and backwards from there. If it isn't one of those contracts it depends on the court, if it
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by Kequc 9y ago
Is it strange that when I consider learning a new language, I don't turn to books? My instinct is that I can learn more quickly and interactively online. Particularly JavaScript, as the browser you are using to browse the websites teac
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by Kequc 9y ago
Bitbucket is fast, and I believe focuses on repository permissions. Have you tried them?
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by Kequc 9y ago
Facebook started to get worse after the first 3 or 4 major privacy calamities. When nobody left Facebook must have figured, well, great to heck with it then. Because beyond that point they just started straight up selling data. People staye
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by Kequc 9y ago
You overestimate the consumer's agency, something cannot be taken away that they did not have to begin with. The reason why ads are profitable is that a surprising portion of the general population will buy something if it's put i
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by Kequc 9y ago
Maintainable and readable is I would say even more important than whether it works or not. If something works and is not readable it can cause more problems than it solves. Because it'll wind up in use somewhere.
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by Kequc 9y ago
I wish I had learned to keep my head down and code without the expectation to release. Because nothing I released in the first 4 years of programming professionally was good, at least not by my standards today. Try telling me that 6 years a

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