Mikushi

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by Mikushi 10y ago
Yup it would be, and as someone working in the ad tech industry it's most definitely what would happen.
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by Mikushi 10y ago
Or may be it's just time to consider the state for the enemy that it really is. They are the main targets of such security measures, "hackers" are really not a concern, state actors on the hand have proven to be major threats
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by Mikushi 10y ago
Yes, and revenue based in online advertising, which is itself mostly fraud and lies bound to collapse on itself sooner or later.
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by Mikushi 10y ago
A vast majority of people do not have the time to do any of that, simple as that. And the mainstream press is not to be counted on the good reporting side of things so while good reporting is out there, it is not accessible to the mass. Tha
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by Mikushi 10y ago
Wow, thanks for introducing me to this. Been wanting a new laptop for coding and writing and I would be 100% behind something of that nature. Have you had the chance of using it?
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by Mikushi 10y ago
You are under the impression that people in 1984 are forced into that position. These situations don't happen by force, it's gradual change over time, like the frog you slowly boil. What is dystopian is the amount of control corpo
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by Mikushi 10y ago
I am indeed a bit bored, how do you filter by "help wanted" not too clear on this interface.
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by Mikushi 10y ago
> This article is based on a set of false assumptions, and is obviously written by someone ignorant of the history of economics. And your rebuttal by someone who should check their ego and judgement of people with nothing to go on. >E
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by Mikushi 11y ago
Thanks for sharing, scary perspective though.
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by Mikushi 11y ago
>its simply best practice. Some of the times. What I am bitching about is that I can't get around NPM/Bower and other bullshit, I have to use it for a lot of these libs, regardless of me needing them. I am the only one who shou
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by Mikushi 11y ago
That I shouldn't need to install NPM or Bower to download a fucking half a Kb of CSS is what is the complain. It's a clear sign of people with no clue about proper software engineering, which is glaring in today's front end w
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by Mikushi 11y ago
April 1st is not there yet. I get the idea, but seriously, emojis...
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by Mikushi 11y ago
Given the amount of politics involved in editor circles I don't even think valuing it as a resource is that great.
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by Mikushi 11y ago
The real question for me is are you really that lazy? I'm not being cheeky.
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by Mikushi 11y ago
What are you on about... >For the record, I'm a very good (or by most metrics, excellent) French speller, but I'm also a parent and am heartbroken to see my kids spend the best part of their young lives learning this thing that
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by Mikushi 11y ago
Are they? We have no way to know as no modern language has the reach and widespread usage of something like C. As much as I'd like to think Rust is a nice option for the future, everything leads me to believe that if it ever gets as wi
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by Mikushi 11y ago
Sure, that'll save me cost on people who refuse to contribute for what they consume.
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by Mikushi 11y ago
> To drive down the cost of housing you'd have to drive down the cost of land in places where lots of people want to live I wouldn't say want to live as much as have to live. I live in London, but trust me I do not want to live
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by Mikushi 11y ago
> Would you be calling Mark a narcissist to his face? I definitely would. I'd call him a cunt too. He is one, and in my country you call a cat a cat. None of that tippy toeing around you english people do, Zuck is a horrible person
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by Mikushi 11y ago
> And if I wanted to prevent people from writing "the most disastrous code in the whole universe", teaching C instead of JS would be much, much lower in the list than teaching how to split code into modules/libraries, writ
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by Mikushi 11y ago
So that's how it is nowadays, pay the Apple extortion fee it's good for you . As an app developer with principles I will never endorse Apple's business model as it is toxic and destroying the open internet. That users will no
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by Mikushi 11y ago
Offense is taken not given. While Linus can be exceedingly colourful at times I for one don't find it offensive. Moreover you, and I, can't fathom the amount of times he probably had in depth discussions on various kernel topics,
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by Mikushi 11y ago
If you think minification does anything to prevent anyone from reading it you are mistaken. Is it harder? Yes. Impossible, not even close, just annoying. I've reversed engineer JS libraries with 20K LOC that were minified and uglified
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by Mikushi 11y ago
Clever idea and use of technology, not surprised to see Apple reject as they want nothing to do with either concepts. As a developer I will never develop for, support, condone or recommend Apple products to anyone I know because of such beh
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by Mikushi 11y ago
Not really, Pornhub was launched in 2007, at that time they were not that many other prominent tube sites, Youporn had been around for a bit longer but Brazzers was pretty much printing cash at that point and growing insanely fast. They did
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by Mikushi 11y ago
The web has been getting worst every year, mostly due to these companies spreading technologies to fix a web that is "broken" but who nobody but themselves complained about. I agree wholeheartedly with OP, Facebook & cie might
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by Mikushi 11y ago
Right, blame the guy for being exploited like so many others. 1/ He did not quit or made any ultimatum. He acted on what was promised, nothing wrong with that. But right you should always lower your head and submit to the startups and
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by Mikushi 11y ago
Nice recipe for burnout. 11h per day is not sustainable, not healthy and hurtful to whatever you are trying to do.
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by Mikushi 11y ago
The only clear case is that of bad science.
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by Mikushi 11y ago
Heaven forbid we ask of a corporation that they compensate us for a job they should have done and preventing huge losses and a PR nightmare. Had I been OP I would have sold the exploits with no remorse, we don't need companies like tha

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