bl4kers

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by bl4kers 8mo ago
What? Windows' market share has been falling for years with no end in sight
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by bl4kers 8mo ago
Why so?
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by bl4kers 9mo ago
Thought this was going to be about Carmel, Indiana and their roundabouts: https://www.iihs.org/research-areas/bibliography/ref/2235
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by bl4kers 9mo ago
Big blocks of text are difficult to parse
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by bl4kers 9mo ago
Yeah this is a massive oversimplification from someone who appears to have a big ego
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by bl4kers 9mo ago
Personally if I'm going to start from scratch/square one I would want to pick something with the MS Teams model of forcing everything to be a "post" with threaded comments. Too much of Slack is wading through a mix of ba
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by bl4kers 9mo ago
I wouldn't upgrade until Liquid Glass is fully rolled back
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by bl4kers 9mo ago
Anonymity on the internet has increasingly dwindled
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by bl4kers 9mo ago
His age or mental capacity never seemed to be a dealbreaker for his supporters previously. I'm not sure how or why that would change. Obviously number go up but if they still trust him it doesn't really matter. They will handwave
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by bl4kers 9mo ago
He will likely run again. Already signalled that
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by bl4kers 9mo ago
Yes, it's gone: https://pureinfotech.com/microsoft-blocks-windows-11-microso...
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by bl4kers 9mo ago
Rebble apologized, withdrew claims, and left the door open for future collaboration. They are restructuring/reorganizing. Core Devices pushed out modularity updates to be less dependent on Rebble's app store and started their own.
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by bl4kers 10mo ago
What? Again, have you read the article? If it's a California tax the money goes to California and its budget, not the federal government or the federal budget
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by bl4kers 10mo ago
> Should the "purchased" software and media be within the data export scope? I presume most of this is licensed, so no > Does your regulation imply government id registration for all internet services? No > How should the
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by bl4kers 10mo ago
In what other language is MVT offered other than Python? That seems like a good example of unique language specialization and not reflective of a Ruby gap relative to any other language. I also don't think that's something you&#x2
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by bl4kers 10mo ago
Here's the 3-year-old, 1k+ comment discussion that begs to differ: https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/1353-using-rcs-with-google-... It's gotten inoperable on AT&T recently, and the Graphene team doesn&#x27
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by bl4kers 10mo ago
There's a Ruby gem for almost anything
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by bl4kers 10mo ago
Graphene OS has very spotty RCS support. It's effectively unusable
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by bl4kers 10mo ago
https://github.com/lostb1t/Gelato
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by bl4kers 10mo ago
The skins are almost fully clothed
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by bl4kers 10mo ago
I would support legislation that enforces a right to data export for 6 months in human readable file formats, or a physical equivalent like spending a USB stick in the mail.
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by bl4kers 10mo ago
At what point during the process was the issue raised? Was it received well?
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by bl4kers 10mo ago
It's open source and the button is customizable. So it's very likely that could be achieved with the product as-is.
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by bl4kers 10mo ago
In online spaces it's generally considered best to link to the original source and put archive links in the comments
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by bl4kers 10mo ago
You seem to have missed the point. Casinos are bad and suck valuable time out of everyone involved
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by bl4kers 10mo ago
This is season 2 of the Shell Game podcast. Very entertaining, highly recommend https://www.shellgame.co
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by bl4kers 11mo ago
Thought it was worth mentioning the developer is Ukrainian. If it was a targeted attack, certainty could be state-sponsored by Russia
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by bl4kers 11mo ago
Backup/restore is just XML files that you can open and inspect
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by bl4kers 11mo ago
Tresorit is much better than Proton Drive in almost every way
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by bl4kers 11mo ago
Pretty sure the data is stored in Flock servers, not city data centers, so feds could obtain access at any time via subpoena

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