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by abeyer 3y ago
I think the reference was more to the "I only use 0201 passives" crowd, which I have seen. If your part only comes in one package no one is going to fault you for it.
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by abeyer 3y ago
I grew up in the town the disease is named after, I know it's a real thing, but if I had to go by the absolute nonsense that's posted about it on the internet I'm not sure I would.
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by abeyer 3y ago
...and carefully look the other direction while crafting legislation
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by abeyer 3y ago
There was another one (census, maybe? can't recall which agency it was) using a .gd for a while, too... don't see it on the list anymore. Not sure who signed off on putting government services behind the "control" of a c
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by abeyer 3y ago
Personally mine are the fact that this isn't really "zero trust", but more "infinitely diffuse trust" where every user has to trust every application. None of the packaging alternatives I'm aware of seem to yet
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by abeyer 3y ago
I dunno... Canonical + Ubuntu + Snap Store might be just the right amount of closed market to start to make this make sense to them.
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by abeyer 3y ago
Which is exactly why it shouldn't be modeled as manipulating the content, but rather the viewport/scroll thumb.
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by abeyer 3y ago
But given that our hardware is largely cheap and disposable, it's almost always cheaper to throw another device or 1000 on top of the shredder pile than it is to pay a tech to make sure every one of them has been zeroed.
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by abeyer 3y ago
But the lack of PvP or other strong competitive elements makes it still fun to play free as long as you're in it for the game & story and not for the collecting and minimaxing.
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by abeyer 3y ago
What? How do you justify declaring a person as a whole "super toxic" with only a link to an interview citing a link to a blog post including "Things like… hyper-competition… an over focus on aggressive competition… things lik
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by abeyer 3y ago
That's a big hill to climb to beat EA... but sounds like they can do it!
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by abeyer 3y ago
Can't wait for this diet plan to go on sale
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by abeyer 3y ago
Just in case you though VimL was too easy and want to add manual memory management in on top of it? ;)
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by abeyer 3y ago
That seems the exact opposite of what the post author said, praising the foundation: > The Rust Foundation has handled the grant work with utmost grace, respect, and professionalism for myself and Shepherd’s time. Contrarily, the Rust Pr
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by abeyer 3y ago
But carrier locking is irrelevant, as the article is about bootloader locking.
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by abeyer 4y ago
> And my parents read to me a lot before I could read. I think this is the huge thing in common here. If kids are read to from a young age some might pick it up almost "on their own" while others may wait and learn in early ele
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by abeyer 4y ago
Also, school curricula in the US are all based on grade year... which spans almost a whole year of age within a class based on enrollment date cutoffs.
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by abeyer 4y ago
What risk? They've had a long history of doing invasive data collection on their users already, and everyone keeps going. What's the risk of handing a login to their existing databases to the government?
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by abeyer 4y ago
Because SF is dense and not particularly segregated (as far as US cities go) so wealthy white people are more likely to witness first hand or be victimized than in in many other places.
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by abeyer 4y ago
> volunteering at a soup kitchen Great on you if you are... but doesn't exactly solve issues of people being attacked with metal pipes, no?
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by abeyer 4y ago
A speakerphone box for meetings. Good audio both ways, while much more comfortable than having a headset on all day when the meeting schedule gets out of hand, and has a hardware mute button and indicator.
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by abeyer 4y ago
> because "it's open source". Except it's really not as only the instruction set is "open source" There are multiple cores available under permissive licenses all the way through to ASIC or FPGA implementati
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by abeyer 4y ago
Fair enough, personally I certainly would find being forced to read through "how to choose a password" every time I needed to create one worse than just having some restrictions... but I also put _everything_ in a password manager
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by abeyer 4y ago
This looks nice, and is well executed, but wasn't really what I expected from the description. I was really hoping for something that would work for courses that _don't_ already have some community tools. There are tons of great u
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by abeyer 4y ago
That's not _really_ what that study says... what they found was that "A password guideline including three sample password creation methods and a persuasive message and important notes for the experimental group" gave a small
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by abeyer 4y ago
Yeah, I'd second this for a couple of other reasons, too... First, I think this is an example of when it might be _good_ to find people outside your "bubble" and just filtering by demographics works against that for no good r
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by abeyer 4y ago
Wait, "react week"? In what way is trying to cram learning react into one week a good idea? Especially if someone is already unfamiliar or struggling with classes and functions and using the tools. I've seen experienced progr
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by abeyer 4y ago
> What we really need is privacy laws like almost every European country Not gonna say we _don't_ need that... but it's not clear that there's any relevance to tiktok. Given the track record of Chinese companies and IP law
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by abeyer 4y ago
Or one season of episodes that were highly dependent on each other, followed by one season of episodes that were highly dependent on being high... depending on your take on season 2. ;)
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by abeyer 4y ago
ah, interesting, will need to check those out

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