Moru

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by Moru 6y ago
It's a lot about not even knowing the <noscript> tag exists. I mean, who would block javascript, the whole web depends on it. (I block javascript since it came around the first time...)
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by Moru 6y ago
But when the private companies overshadow government, there is no competition to take your business to. If Facebook has all my friends, I have to choose my principles or my friends. So far principles won for me but not many can do that offe
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by Moru 6y ago
And the longer you wait, the harder it gets. They did at least start on the road to metric so perhaps in a generation or two, we are there!
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by Moru 6y ago
When I was in school I could do 50 m within one meter. Haven't tried for a while now but I do use steps now and then to measure things if the exactness isn't important. Archers learn to measure by sight though, they have a few tri
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by Moru 6y ago
And as a result we have a lot of bank accounts hacked over phone because people don't know how to use it. Or more importantly how NOT to use it. All it takes is a phonecall to someone, tell them someone is trying to hack into their ban
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by Moru 6y ago
That's the whole beauty with your own domain. They don't have to touch your server at all, it's enough if they can social engineer their way into your account at the DNS provider and point your domain to their own email serve
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by Moru 6y ago
I prefer losing the keys to my email than to lose my hand because someone wants to empty my bank account.
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by Moru 6y ago
But Photo ID was forged long before the computers came along. There's always some way of getting around the security if you really want to. That is part of why we don't want to give in to electronic voting even though we work with
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by Moru 6y ago
Let's put fear away, this is an excellent idea for another startup - Space Garbage Trucks!
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by Moru 6y ago
When I learned in school, we used normal non-electric typewriters. When starting out we got a paper to look at. This was only to learn the character for the first time since the keyboard was under a plastic hood so you could not see your ha
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by Moru 6y ago
I wish 50% would be enough but some local news pages take 15 seconds after the last modernisation. And that is with ad-blockers...
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by Moru 6y ago
I'm using darkreader for firefox, works ok. https://darkreader.org/
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by Moru 6y ago
If the processing time is much below a second per request, requests per second might be more interesting than to stretch it out on a month.
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by Moru 6y ago
Upward-firing lights are aimed at the roof to spread the light and create more ambient light. So is primarily used as a down-light by reflection anyway. I'm not sure the left/right shadows are a learned thing from user interfaces.
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by Moru 6y ago
I'm not realy using it much but i2p[0] has been around for a while. It's Java though as all other projects like this in case you have anything against it. [0] https://geti2p.net/en/
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by Moru 6y ago
One of the problems with using a framework for a non-trivial project is that you get locked into the framework. If the framework decides to change something in an update that you depend on, it can mean non-trivial rewrites unless you could
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by Moru 6y ago
It's not that Microsoft is following in Googles footsteps, it's the other way around. Microsoft just gets to feel the other side of the stick for a change. Googles time will come too one day.
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by Moru 6y ago
If you use POP for your mail client, your client downloads the mails from the server that then deletes them and you only have them on your computer (Unless you use Gmail that does some hybrid thing storing the old emails but marks them as r
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by Moru 6y ago
'Yo, Wobbler,' said Johnny. 'It's not cool to say Yo any more,' said Wobbler. 'Is it rad to say cool?' said Johnny. 'Cool's always cool. And no-one says rad any more, either.' Wobbler looked
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by Moru 6y ago
Sweden has been doing this a long time too. Some areas have a pool of extras that travel around the whole city to different places to work. This might have spread the virus very effectively to the most vulnerable. Heard on the radio today t
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by Moru 6y ago
This is why it's mostly meaningless to recommend everyone to wear a mask. Many do not know how to use them properly. And a lot of people can't afford them. If you can even find some to buy that is.
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by Moru 6y ago
No, the problem is that the drugs disappear in the flood of cheap legal packages sent because it's so cheap to send small items. It also contributes to the dismounting of American industry. When the poor people can't make any mone
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by Moru 6y ago
Except for anyone playing Hack or Dwarf Fortress or any other ascii based game it's not a joke, it's reality.
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by Moru 6y ago
The Polygraph [0] is still being used. It shows how much false positive is accepted in society already now. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polygraph
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by Moru 6y ago
That's not what iPhones are for. The android market is more for the tinkerer historically, Apple is just supposed to work the way it was intended, always was that way. Android is moving that direction too so not sure what to choose now
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by Moru 6y ago
On the other hand she has enough experience and skin on the nose to be a great and stable mother now.
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by Moru 6y ago
If it's based on CodeIgniter it should be pretty maintainable already. The documentation of each version has detailed instructions how to upgrade the code to get up to speed with the new version up to CI 3. CI 4 is however a complete r
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by Moru 6y ago
Yes, these do but there are many coal mines in Germany...
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by Moru 6y ago
Mine is on to that already sadly. Only thing that works now is to start on something when it's really supposed to be bedtime. Then anything becomes extremely interesting and has to be explored immediately.
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by Moru 6y ago
On desktop you can usually long-press the back button to get a list of the recent history and jump back two steps to avoid getting stuck.

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