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by atomi 7y ago
It's horribly spammy. I just cannot imagine working for a company like Pinterest. If someone here works for Pinterest, I would love to know what it's like.
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by atomi 7y ago
In terms of what? Performance? Musl is more correct. Most people aren't serving Google or Facebook levels of requests. My only issue is with people choosing software purely based on performance.
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by atomi 7y ago
> Starting with 1.1.9, musl’s dlerror state is thread-local and now matches the glibc behavior. https://wiki.musl-libc.org/functional-differences-from-glibc...
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by atomi 7y ago
Freedom of speech is important primarily and especially because it is a powerful force - not because it's not.
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by atomi 7y ago
Personally, I'm conflicted. Your argument rests upon the idea that people's minds can be "poisoned" with false information. And I understand that. But at some point you have to hold people responsible for believing stuff
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by atomi 7y ago
I don't think there will ever be one coin that will solve everyone's problem. As attested to by the number of new crypto currencies attempting to correct every perceived issue with more popular crypto currencies.
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by atomi 7y ago
There are some issues with Gogs not working with tags on Drone CI. I wouldn't have switched otherwise.
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by atomi 7y ago
Hilarious.
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by atomi 7y ago
Yahoo Ads with the old Revenue Science (Audience Connect now I think) would pay similarly for high traffic file hosting. Gods we were young back then.
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by atomi 7y ago
You can voice control volume on Android.
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by atomi 7y ago
On the other hand funding for the high speed rail is frequently used as a political football. https://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2019/02/19/feds-cancel-hig...
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by atomi 7y ago
> force-route 8.8.8.8 Yeah static IP routing is an option - for both nameservers and nefarious servers. That is, we may just have to resort to using IP blocks.
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by atomi 7y ago
Chromecast for example forces it's device to bypass local resolution and use Google's DNS. Bad Google, but that would still be an issue even without DoH. With DoH you just won't be able to port block ":53" which no
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by atomi 7y ago
Microsoft has another font called Cascadia which I think is their attempt to improve Fira Code.
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by atomi 7y ago
We're American. We fight back.
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by atomi 7y ago
One is a private American company abiding the law and exercising it's legal right. The other is a rogue state sponsored disinformation/psyop campaign detrimental to our sovereignty. How is this that difficult?
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by atomi 7y ago
I don't see a problem with my tone. It's all in your head as far as I'm concerned. In fact, I'd go as far as to say that it's you who is being confrontational and adding nothing to the topic of prosecutorial discret
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by atomi 7y ago
Like God forbid you lose your password and their AI refuses to authenticate you. The Google borg-like organization seems to lack any semblance of humanity.
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by atomi 7y ago
If you trully cared about facts you'd appreciate being corrected and overlook your distaste. Tone should have no bearing unless you just want to vent your own frustration. I see highly downvoted comments being factually correct muc
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by atomi 7y ago
Well outside the US it seems I stand corrected. I'm from the US and I find the notion of mandatory prosecution nonsensical. There is a limit to the workload a prosecutor can handle and prioritizing crimes is just one way to make sure m
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by atomi 7y ago
You are patently wrong. In fact, it is part of DoJ policy to direct prosecutors to where they should allocate their limited resources. We had a very nice example of this when Obama's DoJ directed prosecutors to lower their priority on
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by atomi 7y ago
If you're going to get one book on bread The Bread Baker's Apprentice is a good one. But if you get two, it should be The Taste of Bread - though it is more geared toward professional baking.
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by atomi 7y ago
Many countries were formed by exactly this method - including the US. If you were seriously living under tyranny I suspect you'd have a different opinion.
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by atomi 7y ago
Prosecuting the sessionist is a bad move by Spain regardless of the laws. Prosecution is always discretionary and what they're doing is just creating martyrs. Sessionists lost and Spain is the one being petty here. I predict I will
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by atomi 7y ago
I really hope you take your "hackery" elsewhere. https://codes.findlaw.com/ca/vehicle-code/veh-sect-21955.htm...
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by atomi 7y ago
I'm using Unbound running on a dd-wrt router for a lot of this same functionality. There are some things I don't do only because they aren't a priority for me. But I certainly got DNS over TLS and DNS blocking going.
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by atomi 7y ago
Jaywalking is also illegal.
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by atomi 7y ago
You could make the argument that the bigger problem, still, is China's lack of political diversity. One party has supreme control.
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by atomi 7y ago
China is what you get when you have a one party system. The country lives and dies for the party. Individual freedom is suppressed. Everyone must tow the party line. China is most certainly a concern for those of us that love freedo
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by atomi 7y ago
The more this guys is persecuted the more of a martyr he becomes - like the Romans nailing a certain someone to a cross. I don't think that worked out as well as the Romans hoped. Fundamentally this isn't about the 'man&#

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