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Walf
8y ago
Nudity is visually detectable, it's in front of the camera. Attributing ownership of content the same way is like trying to guess the CEO of a cereal company by looking at the cartoon characters on the box.
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9y ago
How I wish you Americans had just left them as "indices". Almost every time I read it as the verb.
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9y ago
Neat. When do they release the home lucid dream inducer?
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9y ago
Only the ones that care about English, generally.
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9y ago
I hope that you, too are being sarcastic. The meaning doesn't overlap, it's the same word, mispronounced.
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9y ago
International English. Supposably, Americans could care less that other English-speaking countries are closer to en-GB than en-US, despite the relentless onslaught of inconsiderate software defaults.
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9y ago
Some people think that it doesn't cost anything to make movies/TV.
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9y ago
I know what it does when I don't press play: fills my memory with a boatload of bloated interface that has the shittiest navigation of any media player I've ever used. And I still can't just view a list of all series/m
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9y ago
And content creators have the freedom to choose where they distribute content, many of whom choose Netflix.
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9y ago
I use tmux inside PuTTY every day. Of what jankiness do you speak?
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9y ago
Why do they keep implying that they can project dark?
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9y ago
Non-ISO dates on HN?! Blasphemy!
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9y ago
Who doesn't use tmux or screen, anyway? Always safe from network issues and all the benefits of multi-tasking.
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9y ago
Post hoc ergo propter hoc. This experiment is so full of flaws it's ridiculous. Here are just some of them: * Pet food ads are extremely common. The chances of not seeing them are fairly low. * The likelihood of them choosing that subj
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9y ago
Plot twist: it was intentional and they're equipped with remote self-destruct and/or tracking devices.
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9y ago
Great for helping lose unsaved changes, too.
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9y ago
t? How does that not ruin "to" movements?
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9y ago
Word exits protected mode just to print . Apparently you can create screen pixels from that mode, but not if they're going to end up in a PDF or on paper.
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9y ago
Are a privacy nightmare. Soon someone will bring one out called a telescreen, and people will but them voluntarily.
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9y ago
I dunno, mate. Your proposed solution sounds fairly custom to me.
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9y ago
I could never make the switch to Chrome in the first place. Sure, I use Chrome for the things it does better, like live editing of script in debugger, but Firefox was always streets ahead for customisation – both plugin- and preference-wise
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9y ago
Don't forget "igt".
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9y ago
It's as if these people have no comprehension of how many menial jobs still exist only because they are not yet automated, and how many of the people performing them will never be great problem solvers in an emerging, AI-assisted econo
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9y ago
I will definitely be implementing this.
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9y ago
Make's ability to include other makefiles is insufficient? Surely there's a relatively simple structure that would let you modularise tasks then include only the relevant ones per project.
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9y ago
I don't understand your reasoning here. Make can call any program, and contain as many build targets as you would ever need. If some task can't be accomplished in Make itself or existing CLI programs, you write something that does
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9y ago
I doubt it. What claim would they have over a non-fiction work they had no hand in creating? They could sue for other reasons but the judge would have to be a fucking idiot to do anything other than order Apple to pay court costs. How much
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9y ago
But they still don't let you create app-specific passwords/tokens without enabling 2FA. How they think enabling "less secure apps" is better is beyond me. Trying to force an office full of luddites into 2FA does not go d
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9y ago
Internet Service Providings?
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9y ago
"Good baby; have some more SERPs."
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