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by ascorbic 5y ago
How about sending fewer people to jail instead, like every other country in the world?
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by ascorbic 5y ago
It's a basic thing with getting on for $1bn in ARR. It's also a platform for hundreds of apps and integrations.
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by ascorbic 5y ago
This isn't adware. These are targeted hacks involving zero days, that install spyware on victim's phones. This isn't BonziBuddy.
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by ascorbic 5y ago
It was bought by Amazon. For several years after that the Amazon Video streaming site and apps were just rebadged LoveFilm.
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by ascorbic 5y ago
I'm pretty sure it just warns you if the width and height aren't set, but it doesn't affect your score unless the layout actually shifts. You're fine if you've set the size in CSS instead
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by ascorbic 5y ago
This is great. I made something with similar bristles, but without the fluidity, alongside soem other brushes. https://react-artboard.netlify.app/
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by ascorbic 5y ago
This isn't nationalism, it's a reference to the laws in a particular country.
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by ascorbic 5y ago
For a country founded on the ideas of individual freedom, the US seems to have an incredible blind spot when it comes ot the rights of children. In any country with any sort of child protection laws worth their name, these would be illegal,
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by ascorbic 5y ago
The idea of GraphQL via GET is great, but I'm not sure of the value of optimising for readable URLs. I honestly don't find that syntax much more readable than single-line GraphQL. That's fine though, because honestly who need
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by ascorbic 5y ago
Yes, to the extent that Fastly lets you upload your own VCL configuration files. This was the source of the problem here, but is incredibly powerful for complex use cases.
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by ascorbic 5y ago
Why not? The non-error page was likely much larger.
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by ascorbic 5y ago
If you're using a CDN just to a cache a dynamic site you still need a server running, with the asociated costs, maintenance and security issues. With a SSG you really can have just a CDN: build and deploy direct to the CDN and you do
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Long March-5B reentry tracker(celestrak.com)
1 points by ascorbic 5y ago|0 comments
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by ascorbic 5y ago
I don't know where you're planning to get it manufactured, but I can recommend a CM in the UK that I used for my own Kickstarter project (vela.io) and have continued to do so for multiple rounds of reorders. I originally found the
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by ascorbic 5y ago
That would only be logical if genocide was the only bad thing on the pyramid. The pyramid is supposed to be demonstrating that there is an escalating scale of hate. They are all bad! The ones at the top are worse than the ones lower down, b
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by ascorbic 5y ago
It really shouldn't be that hard. Of course the list doesn't cause genocide. Nobody is saying it does. What somebody did is share the ADL pyramid of hate. They didn't say "this list will cause genocide", they said n
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by ascorbic 5y ago
You're making the same mistake as DHH, which is at the root of this. Nobody says it "leads directly to genocide". There are literally a list of steps that it needs to go through first. The point of the pyramid is to remind us
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by ascorbic 5y ago
That's a pretty disingenuous reading of the meaning of the ADL pyramid of hate. All it says is that tolerating one level of discrimination makes the next level easier. So in this example, stereotyping makes it easier to ridicule.
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by ascorbic 5y ago
What lots of people seem to be missing here is that this wasn't that sort of political discussion at all. It wasn't about Trump/Biden, or even policy issues. It was purely about internal actions of employees and leadership. T
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by ascorbic 5y ago
I had an app that was free, but was solely a client for a paid service. Despite putting this in capital latters at the top of the description, it still got loads of negative reviews saying that it was misleading and wasn't really free.
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by ascorbic 5y ago
The people who are counted in that are all ones who have publicly said that it's because of the company changes. Most of these are long-standing loyal employees who have no incentive to say this. If it was just about the money they cou
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EC Antitrust Objections to Apple on App Store Rules for Music Streaming(ec.europa.eu)
3 points by ascorbic 5y ago|0 comments
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by ascorbic 5y ago
Yes, I understand that, but that's still a vanishingly rare route of transmission. The way you get infected is by inhaling aerosols.
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by ascorbic 5y ago
Sure. When I said "not transmitted by contact" I should have said "rarely transmitted by contact". It has become clear that the overwhelming majority of transmisson is through aerosols indoors. https://www.cdc
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by ascorbic 5y ago
The Merck/Pasteur vaccine was abandoned after stage 1. The Sanofi vaccine had poor stage 1 results, but they seem to be indicating that they plan to continue development with a much later projected laucnh date. I don't know if tha
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by ascorbic 5y ago
My kids have been coming back from school with the backs of their hands bleeding because they're so dry from being forced to constantly use sanitiser all day. This is because government guidelines have not been updated since it became
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by ascorbic 5y ago
This article is a syndicated copy. This is the source: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/science-and-diseas...
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by ascorbic 5y ago
I'd say that anyone capable of discussing this case and its implications is capable of reading the word "fuck" uncensored without being corrupted any further than by reading "f--k"
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by ascorbic 5y ago
They wouldn't be swearing in their paper, they'd be accurately reporting a phrase that is the subject of a Supreme Court case. It's not about seeming adult, it's about treating readers as adults who are capable of readin
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by ascorbic 5y ago
Anyone else find it ridiculously coy that the Washington Post censors the word "fuck" in the quote that is the crux of the case. I'm sure the readers are all adults who can handle them accurately reporting the quote. Kids are

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