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beeforpork
1y ago
Of course. But pesky adblockers are malware and thus will get barred. It's about money, of course.
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beeforpork
1y ago
Always have. Because it's interesting stuff.
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Yes. Ish. I also think that whataboutism is cheap. I disagree that it'S 'more than enough' and that 'more than enough' is a good reason to waste resources.
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beeforpork
1y ago
And also in Youtube "I ate every dish on the menu at restaurant XYZ". I really like these, but man do I feel bad afterwards. Please tell me nothing went to waste!
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beeforpork
1y ago
I wish they put this on screen in Germany, too (though in German, maybe, instead of Japanese). In cooking shows, I always fear they throw the food in the gargabe. With that note on the screen, if they do throw it in the garbage, at leas
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1y ago
My estimate is less optimistic: 99% of users won't ever be bothered with this news nor notice that anything changed, and of those who will, 90% will like it, because 'less malware' is the only thing they can work with. The we
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beeforpork
1y ago
Same.
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beeforpork
1y ago
Only for all the developers on F-Droid who refuse to register with Google...
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beeforpork
1y ago
I love this. This is why we need science: a very interesting and curious fact is examined. Experiments are done and a toy is built based on the findings. It is all totally useless, excepts that human knowledge is brought forward and it i
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1y ago
Just a quick check list for better understanding of the placement of the study: Is this the first study of its kind? The only one? Is it medically and scientifically sound and well-documented? Does it apply to people without (HIV-associa
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1y ago
Hmm, I don't see any encryption. In the first screenshot 'cyberchef.avif' in the 'input window, the data is just unencrypted hex ASCII. I can fairly easily read the hex: even judging only from the first byte 7D, it is
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1y ago
> One could say the same thing about matchboxes being used for arson and cash being used for money laundering, but no one’s calling on regulators to outlaw either. Matchboxes -- OK. But cash is certainly a target. It is also relatively
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1y ago
Like others, I don't find that nonsense word particularly enlightening. But maybe compare '-ough' in: cough, tough, dough, through, plough.
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1y ago
Since I read about bristles in food after cleaning the grill, I've always been checking for remnants after brushing. I never found any. And I wonder: how are those remnants supposed to get into your food? They are metal, so don'
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1y ago
Italian has thousands of words for pasta. Why was this not examined?
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My native language is German, and I don't know whether I like it. It is the most natural to me, so no judgement -- I cannot look at it from the outside. Well, of course I like it, because I can express myself best with it. Anyway, I
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1y ago
Luckily, friends don't do that!
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1y ago
Yes, it's definitely weird. But it is independent of locale, so any programmer has a change to notice this regardless of language setting, instead of their app failing only once it is used by someone from Turkey or Azerbaijan.
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beeforpork
1y ago
I disagree with roughtly all of this. First of all, 'ß' was a ligature -- a long time ago. It is a letter today. Disassembling it according to its original construction makes no sense today for any kind of argument about types
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1y ago
OK, but isn't getting fired better than resigning? Why resign?
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1y ago
Like a sugar/fat/healthy label on food: enforce a clear sign on the package about each functionality that is too smart to be usable easily. Needs some defining to get right (unanbiguous, useful, concise), but might be easier to re
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1y ago
Oh -- this has a name? And it is not commonly known to be better than modulo? Forgotten? I feel old. The reason multiply+use of high bits is better than modulo is not the golden ratio. In fact, any number using a lot of bits is good (we
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1y ago
> When it comes to the law though, word games are unhelpful and get in the way, clear definitions are required. Yes, this is what the judges were tasked to clarify. And they clarified. The situation is better now, i.e., those laws are
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No. Why is it so important to you that sex/gender is binary? Maybe try to relax and be a little less judgemental. It really does not matter for you what other people's sex is. Intuitively, for normal people on the street, and ar
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Yes, I agree that that is a consequence. But before this judgement, the laws were ambiguous, which is arguable the worst that can happen with laws.
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Are you trolling? Biological sex is not binary. There are (at least) three criteria to be considered: (1) cromosomes. females are XX, males are XY. But other combinations exist: XXY, XXX, XXXY, etc. There is no universal agreement of ho
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This is not actually that much of a sensation -- the judges have made it clear at the very beginning that it is not their place to define what is sex or gender. The only thing they do is clarify how the words "woman" and "ma
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> beeforpork says >"That is not the best case. I never burned myself on a stove."< > So you really have no idea! Sad! Is this like "you're not a strong man unless you've been this stupid at least once&qu
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OK, burning is happening right now, so mission accomplished, I guess? Are you sure people will learn from it? And who is the responsible person nearby in this reality? > Children get told 100's of times they will burn their hand i
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1y ago
It is not a waste. (1) It is still an interesting topic, because in this case, it has world-wide consequences. (2) Many of the problems of the world can only be solved if people are convinced that those are important problems. You need to
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