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811.
by antihero 5y ago
Ah, at least there wasn't a CCTV camera by your desk that docked your pay for scratching your arse :)
812.
by antihero 5y ago
I got on a (non-Amazon) PIP once for not turning up on many Mondays to many times, and would have passed it (all I had to do was turn up every day I was scheduled to work for a month) but failed because I didn't turn up on NYE (mate co
813.
by antihero 5y ago
Can you get away with not using the yoga mat and just doing yoga on the ground? I love my yoga mat but if you are looking to stay minimal…I wonder if the original yogis used mats? :)
814.
by antihero 5y ago
Hmm, annoyingly some bloody invite based thing instead of just being able to try the damn thing. What is this, 2004?
815.
by antihero 5y ago
Which is why CloudFront and Lambda are separate products. Lambda@Edge simply combines them.
816.
by antihero 5y ago
Can there be a way for capitalism to work highly efficiently and not in a hostile, adversarial manner, in some post-scarcity environment? Or will it always require scarcity in order to function or develop things?
817.
by antihero 5y ago
And Paracetamol Plus, it seems.
818.
by antihero 5y ago
Does OpenWRT still mean that speeds are slower due to not having proprietary drivers?
819.
by antihero 5y ago
It's such a chain - even if a distributer didn't want to use DRM, the buck will stop with a lawyer for the content owners who's job it is to do everything in their power to make sure their clients get paid for the content. Wh
820.
by antihero 5y ago
Not if the NFTs are only minted and valid on their own marketplace/blockchain.
821.
by antihero 5y ago
Nope, prison sentences for lawyers/HR. This is the only thing people give a shit about. When I was working in finance nobody gave a shit about fines, the only thing people gave a shit about was the prison sentences potentially handed t
822.
by antihero 5y ago
People can be ignorant, lazy, not give a shit about the work they are doing, have poor learning ability and or skills, and cross their fingers, mashing buttons, hoping everything just works, and then expect everyone else around them to help
823.
by antihero 5y ago
Which is an amazing number yet the MET seem incapable of solving most crimes.
824.
by antihero 5y ago
Can a process in them exec on the rest of your system?
825.
by antihero 5y ago
I'm looking at AWS EC2 Global View now (on Firefox) and am seeing nothing about switching away from Firefox.
826.
by antihero 5y ago
I wonder how many 9s AWS is going for. Can't be a lot of 9s anymore.
827.
by antihero 5y ago
How do trigger the dictation/TTS with Siri? I wonder if a hardware audio interface with loopback can do it - I will give it a go if you give me some steps :)
828.
by antihero 5y ago
I have found with 4K tvs the cursor and UI is annoyingly tiny. Currently I'm using the ATV 4K and Infuse (and MBP SMB share) for "other" content. Works a dream.
829.
by antihero 5y ago
It doesn't seem to work as I expected - I run xxh user@myhost +s zsh. I just get a blank zsh prompt without any of my dotfiles or anything. Is it supposed to be configured somehow beyond this?
830.
by antihero 5y ago
> A lot of places are simply doing compliance check-marking and barely have a shred of technical aptitude. Why would they? Does capitalism incentivise "caring" on a technical and ethical level about doing the right thing, or d
831.
by antihero 5y ago
Has Monterey been fine for app/pods/React Native development so far? I swear every time I do a big update it takes ages to get the dev experience working again and I can't afford to lose time this close to Christmas with dead
832.
by antihero 5y ago
It would be nice if they were experts in anything, they are seemingly just picked because they either supported brexit or haven't pissed off bojo lately.
833.
by antihero 5y ago
I know not what weapons world wide web 3 will be bought with, but world wide web 4 will be fought with sticks and stones.
834.
by antihero 5y ago
Except the time they were plotting to murder him, of course.
835.
by antihero 5y ago
Oh how strange, perhaps I thought I'd downvoted something by accident and actually hadn't. Either way, the arrows are too damn close and small.
836.
by antihero 5y ago
Is Web3 GPG finally going mainstream?
837.
by antihero 5y ago
Not on comments, it just says "unvote" which is extremely unhelpful.
838.
by antihero 5y ago
There used to be an awesome online game where your challenge was to gerrymander constituencies. I had great fun and it was amazingly education. God knows what it was made in, possibly a Java Applet. I wonder if anything exists with modern t
839.
by antihero 5y ago
This is how pretty much every NFT works. They just embed a URL. You are buying a URL, which I think must be publically available due to being on the blockchain, unless it's encrypted with the buyer's pubkey which would make some s
840.
by antihero 5y ago
They don't have to take down the apps, just refuse to publish updates with the privacy violating features. This puts the ball in Facebook's court.

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