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by antihero 4y ago
It is highly useful having you AppleTV playing music and this to show up on your iPhone lock screen
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by antihero 4y ago
Better than 280 grams of cocaine though.
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by antihero 4y ago
Disregard for laws. Can be good, can be bad, but never underestimate the empowerment of disobedience.
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by antihero 4y ago
I wonder how Amazon feel about someone doing that.
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by antihero 4y ago
They are billionaires they can probably just hash random numbers and acquire those domains if they wanted to, this seems like a very toes in the water approach.
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by antihero 4y ago
I’d prefer to put up with mild annoyances than seep ever more into authoritarianism. Yes the guy is a dick, but you’re blowing it way out of proportion. Honestly quite sick of the ever more sterile, dull, and gentrified cities we inhabit (I
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by antihero 4y ago
How does it compare on cost, though?? One of the great things about flying in Europe is the price, usually less than £50 a ticket, sometimes low as £5, it’s usually cheaper to fly than take Eurostar.
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by antihero 4y ago
You can get very very good audio with something like the UTWS5 and then you can use top end IEMs.
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by antihero 4y ago
It really isn’t hard now there’s letsencrypt. We’ll never live in a world where a connection between the client and server can be completely trusted. HTTPS is wonderful because it offers a guarantee that the data isn’t tampered with (except
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by antihero 4y ago
Surely the dentist owns the copyright or has agreed to forfeit it through whatever contract they have with the equipment company? If a photographer takes a picture of people they have no claim on the copyright.
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by antihero 4y ago
Division of labour has been a tool to make us dependent on the system and our overlords. People like Kropotkin have been saying this for quite some time.
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by antihero 4y ago
Funnily enough, all of this shit was made up at some point. IQ is hardly something that is without flaws. It’s all drawing lines in the sand. Intelligence is mainly just learning speed/capacity and pattern recognition/perception.
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by antihero 4y ago
Ah yes, love to remember that time the EU tried to break encryption to make people wear masks.
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by antihero 4y ago
Is there going to be an equivalent Rocky Linux?
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by antihero 4y ago
It isn’t against change, it’s about making the correct change and correct amount of change to achieve the desired result, which can often be no change. It’s against wanton and unwise change. Considering nuance in qualification “disclaimed i
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by antihero 4y ago
Yep sat in my mate’s living room with several of us pretending to be completely random people that didn’t know each other and building trust that way and then rinsing a corp once we worked them enough was just an incredible moment. Also buy
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by antihero 4y ago
Honestly for me it was the emergent meta gaming that made it for me. Sitting on a gate at 4AM with someone (tolon) playing guitar over TeamSpeak and getting drunk af and despite having sixth form the next day. Sneaking into another halls at
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by antihero 4y ago
A DLR guy let me press the horn when I was on a date once. Incredible night. He also let my date press the horn.
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by antihero 4y ago
There’s always rolling your own BOSH+CloudFoundry, but that be a bit heavy for your idea case. How about playing with microk8s and seeing if it works for you?
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by antihero 4y ago
This just reeks of jealousy, insecurity, and incel/redpill nonsense.
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by antihero 4y ago
Other than being owned by Facebook, I’m not sure how exactly React is a monstrosity. I think people downvote vue fans because it seems they can’t help but tirelessly bring it up any time there’s anything any React and a lot of people clearl
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by antihero 4y ago
Ah, the exit node thing is really cool, always handy to have a residential IP to route through too :)
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by antihero 4y ago
Don’t hang too much on IQ, it’s mostly pattern recognition and understanding vocabulary. What you do with the brain you have is far more important.
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by antihero 4y ago
Well then you could consider remote jobs to be worth £2k+ more salary, net.
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by antihero 4y ago
What exactly is “messed up” about open relationships and making out with strangers?
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by antihero 4y ago
It's because in tech you are paid so fucking much that any ridiculous screw up you might do only affects you momentarily, you can still afford your bizzaro happy life, if you've fucked your savings money there's always more c
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by antihero 5y ago
I wouldn’t really use my build/dev process to say my errors as they’re not parsed by vscode. I generally rely on either vscode inline type checking or a parsed tsc watch task that vscode generates automatically and helpfully displays t
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by antihero 5y ago
I think it is pretty outrageous to spend a grand on a phone and then be told that I’m not allowed to put what I want on it or spend money supporting artists or publishers without a middle man. It’s absolutely insane and I’m not sure why it
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by antihero 5y ago
Hasn’t Amazon been doing this with the CDK for a while? I really enjoy it!
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by antihero 5y ago
Have people that have grown out of heroku considered more dull but battle-tested solutions like CloudFoundry where you run a buildpack driven heroku-like abstraction on top of your own cloud provider (or whatever you want really)? Very wide

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