Meph504

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by Meph504 5y ago
I think hiring part time developers is a horrible idea for anything not proof of concept or minimum viable. I've seen it time and time again over 20 years, and the results are pretty similar to outsourcing. 1) people don't account
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by Meph504 5y ago
Man, I seriously dislike this in the middle of the network cheat sheet project there are 12 photos of someone's instagram [lizzibi], suggesting we follow this person, and that would be free support for the project (there is no affiliat
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by Meph504 5y ago
Clip to onenote, and onenote in general is a pretty amazing tool, it allows for everything I saw in the demo video, but has a interface that makes it much quicker to accomplish those task. If you have access to the office 365 ecosystem, I w
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by Meph504 5y ago
I'm personally am unclear of what you are asking for? what purpose or use do you want out this, if you want a practical lecture there are ample across many topics, with no religion involved. A sermon by its nature is one of a religious
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by Meph504 5y ago
I feel the internet that existed when deviant art made sense has sorted of died off, Today the web seems more about people all trying to get fame, make political statements or cash for every little thing they do. Deviant art like so many of
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by Meph504 5y ago
I am dyslectic and have been programming for over 20 years, largely programming itself doesn't seem to trigger for me, as I am creating, and I'm not working in sentences, but in smaller logical statements that doesn't often r
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by Meph504 5y ago
> Let's ask the possible instead: ask it to take each person as far as they can go. For those who are gifted, help them to soar with their gifts. For those who are ordinary, make the most of their ordinary talents. For those who are
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by Meph504 5y ago
I have for a number of years, its mainly very specific products though, people seem to not realize that there are still lots of places that do not allow cloud connectivity or dependencies. A lot of applications in the legal realm are like t
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by Meph504 5y ago
Its 2 countries, based on the site (which honestly seems low) I would say its pretty insignificant to be anything but an ad.
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by Meph504 5y ago
The thing is, that site is misleading, a product that is legal in pretty much the whole world (currently) but against the law in two countries, does not make the product illegal anywhere else, and it seems more likely that the fault would b
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by Meph504 5y ago
If Company B is doing the same thing, but not known by name, yes.
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by Meph504 5y ago
[edit]This was a failed attempt at humor, sorry.[/edit]
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by Meph504 5y ago
Alexa isn't a toy, and if follow up stories are accurate the device wasn't even running with a child profile, it wasn't acting as an agent of a child, it was responding to a query, one not understood to even being originated
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by Meph504 5y ago
You make the assumption that the device knew it was being used by a child who was unsupervised. This thread and the some of the responses in it are just getting absurd. Before making outlandish legal claims, maybe read up on the law. instea
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by Meph504 5y ago
I don't believe that anyone here, who is engaging in a casual debate attempted to assert authority over the matter, it should be assumed that in any discussion on the internet, that we aren't attempting to handle a legal matter, a
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by Meph504 5y ago
Your biased is clear, that you think the value of the company has anything to do with the liabilit. Would you blame a search engine if the results of a query returned results. Siri, on the iphone can give very similar result, I don't
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by Meph504 5y ago
The device hasn't caused harm, did the device itself physically put the child at risk? No, it didn't The information from the result of a query, didn't either, if a unsupervised child, who wasn't taught not to do things
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by Meph504 5y ago
you are not interpreting that correctly, these rules are for devices that themselves cause the risk of serious injury, the product did not create a risk, the child, without supervision of a parent, doing something they should have been prev
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by Meph504 5y ago
At this point, I've gotten to the point where each client I deal with, has their own vm. This insures no commingling of data between clients, and my personal use and the clients. In that regard, its easy for me to put an agent on thei
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by Meph504 5y ago
From the legal standpoint, using those sort of services for storing sensitive case data like that is a bad call. too much media in those situations violate the terms and services of most platforms paid or not, and too many of those platform
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by Meph504 5y ago
It's not limited to explorer, for instance attempting to open excel document, whose path is too long can cause odd errors, often claiming permissions errors. You also have issues where something can be opened with a long path but then
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by Meph504 5y ago
Windows actually has always had a fairly large number of restrictions on filenames and folders, what is really frustrating now is that the impact and restrictions aren't universally validated. For instance you can create a folder that&
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by Meph504 5y ago
If you have ever worked in an industrial environment, phone bans are a safety issue more than a productivity issue, and are pretty much standard behavior. This article is just another hit job on Amazon. But I can tell you first hand, that
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by Meph504 5y ago
I agree that the tech isn't bad, it just to the general public, if everything built on a tech is bad, they will equate the tech as bad.
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by Meph504 5y ago
> I wanted to build Windows 11 apps and I had to choose between Windows Forms, WinUI3, Win32 and WPF I think. I don't really know the difference between the 3 and no one really explains that (unless Win32 which is obvious). This is
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by Meph504 5y ago
its a split game, you can install everything at once, like 60gigs, and then you can happily work offline, but for most people, it is much easier to work from the on demand model, to pull what is needed when its needed.
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by Meph504 5y ago
Did you look at the context, his opinion was asked about NFTs specifically related to the new matrix project( https://niftys.com/thematrix ) that he is associated with, typically one would expect a celebrity endorsement for t
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by Meph504 5y ago
Well the problem is, we need something that is a creditable implementation block chain, Nearly all uses today are dodgy. The almost all seem to think creating a system of false scarcity and convincing people that it makes it valuable. Minin
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by Meph504 5y ago
The problem is people seeing this as a joyride, spaceX or nasa can send up a thousand rockets, and people correctly see that as progress and testing of the ship and advancement of technology. But because people have a hard on for blaming Be
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by Meph504 5y ago
> claiming early Linux image processing with ImageMagick is irrelevant It is at relevant, because this is about why imageMagick has such prime namespace on linux. I don't have any idea why you are going in these seeming random dir

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