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by atonse 2y ago
Ok so if they changed their plans to "Core" and said "Includes vanilla WordPress" is Ma.tt going to have an issue with it? This really doesn't seem to be much about Trademarks, but more like what every other open so
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by atonse 2y ago
Lawyers don’t advise you on what is right or what is wrong. That’s what priests do. Lawyers advise you on what is legal and what isn’t, and what opens you up to liability. He seems quite confused.
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by atonse 2y ago
I mentioned it’s because I have held Matt Mullenweg in higher regard as someone who’s been insightful about the evolution of the web.
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by atonse 2y ago
Exactly. This comes off as a totally unhinged and immature rant, unbecoming of the CEO of a company that likely has a 8 or 9 figure revenue. I didn’t know (or really care) about this battle, but I’ve always passively seen Matt as one of the
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by atonse 2y ago
Whoa that is insane if he faces no repercussions. And I am an alumnus of UMD. If they really find him guilty and still do nothing, that’s going to be a stain on their reputation.
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by atonse 2y ago
I’ve had my battery replaced and sent family members to have theirs replaced, all at the Apple Store. All have had smooth experiences. Without AppleCare it’s something like $59 or thereabouts. Apple’s made it very easy to go to an Apple Sto
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by atonse 2y ago
In just about any other situation in life, you will have to make some investment in tools with the understanding that you can use them multiple times. For example, I bought the iFixit repair kit nearly a decade ago and I have used it for an
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by atonse 2y ago
Jobs explained it when he first debuted it. It's called that because the pixels are small/dense enough that you can basically not distinguish pixels anymore. So on phones it has usually been about 300dpi. On laptops and desktops i
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by atonse 2y ago
I’ve used both Divvy and Magnet over the years and they both worked well.
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by atonse 2y ago
Yeah compared to Chrome. I do like and respect Firefox but it’s hard to take them too seriously as a separate competitor if all their revenue comes from Google. But what choice do they have?
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by atonse 2y ago
Simply not true. I once spoke to an old coworker (who's now a senior executive at a Fortune 500 company, not Apple). And he said in these large companies, there is so much discussion around risk, because the larger the company, the mor
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by atonse 2y ago
I disagree. I like all the privacy protections that Safari gives me as a user. And the safari team seems thoughtful (like the other browser teams) in how they consider features to implement. In fact, I'd like MORE competition in the sp
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by atonse 2y ago
Yeah but I think range anxiety is a great name because a lot of anxiety can't just be "explained" away. I've tried for years with certain friends. People don't like the _idea_ that they could one day be stranded wit
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by atonse 2y ago
This is exactly what I'm asking about. Was that actually true? Where was the proof? I remember reading that he was some evil guy, but clearly he's still there and nobody seemed to care once Biden got into office. So was the fear m
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by atonse 2y ago
I don't know how much detail they have but yes, insurers in the US do know if you've received a ticket for a moving violation (parking violations are irrelevant). Many of them use solutions like LexisNexis Risk Solutions (which is
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by atonse 2y ago
I’ve used mine at the TSA lines at all DC area airports. Worked beautifully.
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by atonse 2y ago
I don't know, this looks great for T-shirts but how about for various undergarments, dresses, pants, sweatpants, jeans, etc?
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by atonse 2y ago
errrr I'm not saying I want to fake it, I'm talking about actually qualifying for such a job (I've worked in this field for 20+ years, tons of experience), where does one find such a job that's paying such amounts for re
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by atonse 2y ago
Very cool, many of us here, I'm sure have dreamt of this sort of thing whenever we fold clothes, but you've made it a reality. Hope to see rapid progress on this!
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by atonse 2y ago
Which schmucks? The Americans that got arrested? Yes, they would've had to somehow funnel those earnings (minus a cut) to the North Koreans, so they were absolutely complicit. If you're talking about the North Koreans doing this,
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by atonse 2y ago
Yeah, how can I get one of these? And I'm a real person, in the US, who actually knows "computer stuff", not some North Korean shell.
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by atonse 2y ago
Interesting that the website was largely generated using AI and only slightly tweaked.
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by atonse 2y ago
No, I was explicitly saying that the most frequent travelers likely do (either that, or are likely business travelers where those costs are borne out by the employers). Would that not be true?
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by atonse 2y ago
I do largely agree with you about some things being security theater. (And cockpit doors, etc as folks like Bruce Schneier have written about). My point was that in some examples in the article, the couple that is traveling for weeks, can e
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by atonse 2y ago
I find some of the examples to be strange and self-inflicted problems. In one example of the couple who travels internationally a lot and complains in being limited in what they can bring, they mention that they only like to take hand bagga
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by atonse 2y ago
Unrelated to this, I remember in 2020 there was a lot of controversy about Postmaster General DeJoy being a Trump appointee and how he was going to slow down mail in ballots, etc. But since DeJoy has stayed as Postmaster General throughout
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by atonse 2y ago
Same here. I pushed my team to use ChatGPT instead of fearing it. But one of my ex employees who used to write substandard tickets still wrote substandard tickets with ChatGPT (I had asked him to get advice from ChatGPT on what makes for ef
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by atonse 2y ago
What about foreign keys referencing the row you moved?
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by atonse 2y ago
In the cases where outages caused human deaths you’re 100% right that there should be worse consequences. But in many cases, hopefully it’s also a lesson to the places where people were harmed, to never let one piece of software get in the
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by atonse 2y ago
Exactly. In fact when I saw this I was impressed that he said things that his PR and legal teams would’ve STRONGLY advised him not to say. If anything, his attitude of (paraphrasing) “we accept this; we screwed up, and we will prominently d

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