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721.
by antihero 5y ago
Your boss sounds immature, but furthermore why do you care?
722.
by antihero 5y ago
I have a friend that works on the video desk of a major U.K. newspaper, and obviously has to receive and send video files on a regular basis. IT took a policy that blocked large attachments and attachments for most filetypes, unless you fil
723.
by antihero 5y ago
Yes but would they want to go?
724.
by antihero 5y ago
Is it used in the UK much? I mostly see rapeseed, sunflower and olive oil used.
725.
by antihero 5y ago
Can you evaluate the source at every silent update?
726.
by antihero 5y ago
Can’t imagine an IRC client has many high resolution assets.
727.
by antihero 5y ago
I wish OSs would just can support for legacy stuff nobody uses and make it an explicit install for the 1% of people who need it.
728.
by antihero 5y ago
Yeah but anyone could tell LastPass were extremely lax as a business, their software has always seemed poor quality and their communication is terrible as well. 1Password nails both of these things.
729.
by antihero 5y ago
Is there a way to rescind said permissions?
730.
by antihero 5y ago
Sure fast food is convenient if you have little time, but people have survived poverty and mental health issues long before it.
731.
by antihero 5y ago
It ends with all homes being controlled and rents skyrocketing because they can make it as artificially scarce as they like and then god knows, squatting?
732.
by antihero 5y ago
I trust it (in my case 1Password) because it’s a company that happily makes money from that trust, and if were to be insecure or the trust wantonly breached, they would cease to exist. Their motivations align with what I want them to be.
733.
by antihero 5y ago
> you can lock with whatever the hell you want in Europe But can't they break it off without you present anyway?
734.
by antihero 5y ago
I feel like this would go poorly in Europe
735.
by antihero 5y ago
That seems like a very neurotypical view point. Of course people miss people, however, some people (especially people with for instance ADHD) often forget stuff and get distracted, so having an extra layer of organisation can be extremely h
736.
by antihero 5y ago
Obviously very different but Battlezone 98 absolutely blew my mind as a kid, I loved the way that your HUD would label stuff with boxes and dynamically moving lines. Always imagined that any sort of AR glasses that added metadata to the rea
737.
by antihero 5y ago
If it's a car why not get a cheap 2nd hand iPhone SE, and either a massive battery pack or wire in a 5V inside the dashboard and hide it there. Then you can just track that phone. It will have GPS too.
738.
by antihero 5y ago
That's pointless, my partner and I can see each others' phones anyway.
739.
by antihero 5y ago
> The Guardian asked the BBC if it was confident in his claimed financial returns and questioned why the programme’s promotional material did not mention that Hassan’s cryptocurrency Orfano was abruptly shut down in October, with many un
740.
by antihero 5y ago
Food wasn't disgusting processed shit, and there was probably less of it. I wonder how life expectancy was, comparably, however?
741.
by antihero 5y ago
It's terrifying, the only thing that can combat this is to win at a critical thinking cat and mouse, that will become ever more in the favour of propagandists.
742.
by antihero 5y ago
Which would require people to jailbreak the phone?
743.
by antihero 5y ago
Should be able to get rainbow table with fucking octarine for that money…
744.
by antihero 5y ago
My first half decent pair of earbuds were the Spark Plugs and I had several pairs of PortaPros before I realised they were blasting whoever was sitting near me on the tube! Good bits of kit and exceptional value for money. My first ever &qu
745.
by antihero 5y ago
It does sound cool but I wish there was like a dollar sub. I already pay so much in Patreon fees…I see there’s a free subscription so I’ll see if I keep reading that
746.
by antihero 5y ago
This is fascinating but to read the series is it $8/mo? I’m confused, that is more than most magazine subscriptions.
747.
by antihero 5y ago
Oh this is cool, I wonder if there's something like this for the UK as house prices here are obscene.
748.
by antihero 5y ago
My word, that is so much nicer. I wish people would stop doing this.
749.
by antihero 5y ago
I haven't really thought about CSRF since building things that are purely static frontend + JS request based. How prevalent are these things in this space? Are they still a problem?
750.
by antihero 5y ago
Yeah until they have family tie in I hardly see the point.

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