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ad_hominem
8y ago
> The responsibility of the content published should be shifted from the author to the platform How is the platform going to know what's legally published and what isn't? In some cases I suppose you can work with an industry,
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ad_hominem
8y ago
Actually I was misremembering. I was thinking of the Terminal app and having to use Ctrl+A/E to go to beginning/end of line. But jumping words uses Alt+arrow keys. And copy/paste is Cmd+C/V. I find the mixing of the modi
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ad_hominem
8y ago
Actually I was misremembering. I was thinking of the Terminal app and having to use Ctrl+A/E to go to beginning/end of line. But jumping words uses Alt+arrow keys. And copy/paste is Cmd+C/V. I find the mixing of the modi
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ad_hominem
8y ago
> On a Mac, you can cut/copy/paste using predictable keystrokes in any application, anywhere Interesting, because Linux is my daily driver, and when I borrow my spouse's MacBook one of the things I get tripped up on is s
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ad_hominem
8y ago
I asked my doctor relative about this once and IIRC they basically said because hospitals are not hotels - if you're inpatient in America you're pretty sick and more than likely need periodic monitoring for your condition. As soon
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ad_hominem
8y ago
Japan doesn't have low gun violence because of strict laws, it's because culturally there is simply no desire to own guns (per-capita ownership rate is 0.3, near the bottom of all countries[1]), combined with an overall low violen
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ad_hominem
8y ago
Any gun control advocate who is already armed to the teeth, yes. That's the definition of pulling the ladder up behind yourself.
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ad_hominem
8y ago
Let's not get into the weeds of nitpicking bad analogies. Guns are a Constitutional right. Lobbying to make it harder for the poors to exercise that right while being heavily armed yourself is not only hypocritical, but immoral. It
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ad_hominem
8y ago
It doesn't detract from his greatness but I didn't like his hypocrisy in giving millions to gun control initiatives while personally owning a Panzer tank, SCUD missile launcher, MiG fighter jet, etc.
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ad_hominem
8y ago
It's kind of weird to cite George Tenet in your claim since he's the one who famously told Bush they had a "slam dunk case" to convince the American people there was justification to invade Iraq.
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ad_hominem
8y ago
I did look at the data. I really wanted to buy a Nissan Leaf but it just didn't make sense with having to deal with battery replacement headaches. If I could afford buying a new car every 4-5 years like a different commenter in this th
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8y ago
Except along with that -30% capacity drop, there is also increased internal resistance in the battery that is also going to affect range (lower miles/kWh). It's not just -30% capacity = -30% range. E.g. this Leaf owner who, after
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8y ago
That's not the only thing. How about having to drop ~$8K every 6 years to buy all new batteries after the originals have severely degraded. I think battery tech has to improve quite a bit before EVs can truly overcome ICE vehicles in t
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ad_hominem
8y ago
If you're just handing out the random string without signing it (or performing some other constant-time comparison when validating), you're vulnerable to timing attacks
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ad_hominem
8y ago
I tried Mastodon early on and it was pretty slow, which I assume is due to it being a Ruby on Rails app that probably wasn't heavily optimized. Probably also partly due to there only being a handful of popular instances so the inrush o
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ad_hominem
8y ago
Maybe they were born in 1988? Maybe they play the piano (88 keys)? Maybe they're a ham radio operator ("love and kisses")? Maybe they're a big Kill Bill fan (Crazy 88s)? Maybe they think it's a lucky number (Chinese
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8y ago
The USA has a lot of room to improve for sure. But solutions that work for Finland, which is a small, ethnically homogeneous, high trust society, simply won't map to the USA which is the opposite of all those things.
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ad_hominem
8y ago
Defending Tony Morris isn't really the hill I want to die on, seeing as how I have no experience with the situation and I unfollowed him a long time ago to get away from the negativity myself. I was just repeating what I heard some pro
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ad_hominem
8y ago
I also don't like hearing about religion while I'm trying to listen about programming - guess that makes me a religious person too?
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ad_hominem
8y ago
I haven't met any of the people involved but I recall other folks saying the CoC was being used inappropriately https://twitter.com/puffnfresh/status/519887926327390209
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ad_hominem
8y ago
I think otherwise your list is great. And I think if you're of a similar political persuasion as her, Bodil's a good choice as well. I enjoyed her content for a time but the constant drip of misandry and political hypocrisy got to
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8y ago
I don't have any personal knowledge of it but I've heard that the code of conduct you're referencing was actually created and weaponized by certain sociopath-types to eject Tony from his own open source library in a hostile t
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ad_hominem
8y ago
> Dr. Bodil Stokke (@bodil on twitter) Speaking of "frustrating cabals" just be prepared for a hefty infusion of socialist ideology[1] into your stream with this follow. Might get a bit grating if that's not your politic
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ad_hominem
8y ago
They get hired by the New York Times? https://twitter.com/RealSexyCyborg/status/102542508844570214...
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Announcing the Unicode Standard, Version 11.0
(blog.unicode.org)
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ad_hominem
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Not really; I had an issue that silently broke renewals. When I found the open issue that corresponded to it the maintainers were herding people to cert-manager. There are a lot of issues where they are doing that (besides very obviously at
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ad_hominem
8y ago
So is kube-lego.
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8y ago
You may want to update your tutorial to use cert-manager because kube-lego is in maintenance-only mode
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ad_hominem
8y ago
Any suggestions for someone who has never taken/read philosophy but would like to dip their toe into it?
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ad_hominem
9y ago
The mask really slips when they mention Fred Meyer (the grocery chain)'s PR about no longer selling guns, as if that has any measurable effect on the gun economy
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