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by a96 5mo ago
> A Claude Code Plugin
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by a96 5mo ago
The problem is all the complacent people not fighting this obvious dystopian spiral.
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by a96 5mo ago
Javascript
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by a96 5mo ago
Against blankets would be even more like that argument.
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by a96 5mo ago
For many, it's also involuntarily installed (e.g. corporate, vendor etc).
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by a96 5mo ago
Maybe in order to document a privacy problem with it that they heard about.
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by a96 5mo ago
Brave is a series scam company. Always has been, always will be.
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by a96 5mo ago
It does if it triggers this download.
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by a96 6mo ago
So they essentially shot themselves in the foot. (That may have been the joke.)
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by a96 6mo ago
They might start looking at other fungi, but maybe that's for bigger projects.
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by a96 6mo ago
The big problem is stupid guides talking about modes instead of calling it a command interpreter, which it is. Modes are an irrelevant implementation detail.
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by a96 6mo ago
> Mercedes is committed They are not.
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by a96 6mo ago
Not when the great UI is a button or switch that's where you know it is and does one thing only. Can even argue that a HUD doesn't require eyes off the road at all, but regular dash instruments are readable at a short glance. Havi
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by a96 6mo ago
Along with adding some even worse changes.
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by a96 6mo ago
Funnily, an old dialpad like dumb phones used to have would be a stellar text entry system for a navigator. Can type pretty fast without looking at the pad or a screen with a little practice. Unlike common touch screens where typing makes y
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by a96 6mo ago
IME, Apple is (as usual) the worst. A Samsung I could even use with work gloves on. A Pixel not quite as well, but it still works great with gloves off as did LG and Sony and whatever else I've used over the years.
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by a96 6mo ago
The users that are young people who have lived in a high tech bubble their entire lives?
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by a96 6mo ago
For a few weeks in the year when there's a change to be sprayed with dirty water, ice, slush, hail, snow, and dust depending on the day. Being able to clear the windscreen is vital. Having an early warning is definitely better than rea
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by a96 6mo ago
Because it's your nation and its businesses that want this.
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by a96 6mo ago
Maybe because they've started the WWIII that's simmering on as these words are written.
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by a96 6mo ago
I briefly laughed out loud at another comment saying their lightbulb has more computing power than that, because that's completely plausible for a wifi bulb today.
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by a96 6mo ago
Wouldn't be hacking to use things for their intended purpose.
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by a96 6mo ago
> emacs > python repl Hmm...
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by a96 6mo ago
Didn't let schooling interfere with their education.
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by a96 6mo ago
I had a Casio as well because, IIRC, it was the only thing the shop had. Eventually I had to also get a TI because it allowed using imaginary numbers in a matrix operation. Not that that was used in more than one course after all. But I gre
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by a96 6mo ago
The essence of hack.
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by a96 6mo ago
Very much true, and I would never criticize that. Just that this term would be particularly obscure to a sysadmin which seems completely backwards.
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by a96 6mo ago
I think a lot of people who haven't given it more thought might see it as an arbitrary rule or even some kind of gatekeeping or discrimination. They haven't seen why people would want to not deal with the output. This might not be
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by a96 6mo ago
There's some workarounds in https://copy.fail/#mitigation
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by a96 6mo ago
Beware that running this kind of thing even as a test on a host you don't own may well be a criminal offense!

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