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Laaw
11y ago
Without fail, every single one of these "Git Flow sucks!" or "GitHub sucks!" posts has a fundamental misunderstanding about one or the other. An example of this is my own team, where we currently have a list of "rel
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11y ago
Directions plus a bevy of road sensors. Basically the same way you do. It may use GPS supplementally, but never primarily.
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11y ago
I doubt that'll be anything like what the outcome of an accident involving a self driving car will be like.
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11y ago
Why? What specifically is hard about narrow streets? That actually sounds like the kind of thing a self driving car could excel at. The bigger problem, is imagine, would be weather. I dunno how completely they've solved that problem
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11y ago
Self driving cars don't use GPS, it is not reliable or granular enough.
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11y ago
If there were a way to give you read-only access to my daily life, I'd do it (for the most part). I have stuff to hide, just not a lot of stuff, and none of it is in GMail. It's a lot like having my Netflix account require a 32 c
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11y ago
I'll try that, thanks.
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11y ago
Since they use HSTS, I literally can't click "ignore" or I would have. I, and (I assume) anyone else who uses the latest version of Chrome cannot access this content right now. Or it might just be me, but I don't know
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11y ago
I'm getting "Attackers might be trying to steal your information from blog.torproject.org (for example, passwords, messages, or credit cards). NET::ERR_CERT_AUTHORITY_INVALID" When trying to visit this blog post.
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11y ago
Your entitled demands aside, it is not "known" that Apple secretly helped the FBI crack one of their phones despite claiming to resist the FBI publicly.
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11y ago
This should be retroactive...
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11y ago
I don't think you know what "evidence" is if you think anything you've said provides evidence of anything specific happening.
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11y ago
The same way we know Apple isn't really a unicorn farm; specifically, there is no compelling evidence to suggest such a thing.
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11y ago
#2 is the kind of system that's ripe for "disruption" (or whatever your favorite buzzword is for this). Is the answer specifically this app? Maybe not, but "pretty nice systems" don't tend to involve "
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11y ago
On the off chance your account is real, what percentage of truth would you assign to the article?
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11y ago
Unless they made it retrospective.
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11y ago
They represented the government in this instance, so no, your premise is incorrect.
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11y ago
People want to prevent gay folks from getting married.
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11y ago
Plead no contest to charges, no jail time, life on parole. He could do the talk circuit, give graduation speeches, participate in panel discussions, it'd be great.
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11y ago
When are we bringing this guy home? I'm so sad we haven't righted this.
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11y ago
But I don't want end to end encryption. Why are you forcing me to use encryption if I don't want it? I'm getting a little annoyed by the folks demanding I do something I don't think is necessary. I'd rather have
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Laaw
11y ago
Should probably turn JS on, then, if you want to browse the modern web.
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11y ago
Maybe that's okay, or at least an acceptable consequence.
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11y ago
There's a philosophical reason for a cumbersome UI, and it revolves around the idea that comment volume should overall remain somewhat low. It should be hard to manage tons of comments on a story, because it lowers the overall commen
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11y ago
* https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2016/02/18/i-dar... * https://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2015/01/21/... * http://
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Not to mention how racist/sexist/ageist/etc tipping is. It's incredibly naive to think the people who get tipped the most are the best employees, even if the pool ultimately levels out the playing field. What kind of a f
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11y ago
It makes the "hair on fire" nature of critical security vulnerabilities unavoidable. It's much easier to sell an outage to management if you can more easily demonstrate that anyone could have this exploit (which is true rega
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11y ago
It's okay, don't worry about karma. Some people are obsessed over it.
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11y ago
Is the problem with account recovery the fact that it means "deleted" isn't actually deleted?
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11y ago
You can't really make money without a community/context. What value is the non .jpg page if all it has is ads? Though it's true, Imgur is worse off for it, the reason (I suspect) for "community" is to drive income.
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