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blep_
4y ago
If it makes you feel any better, I don't know Cypher and SQL still feels like an outdated monster.
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4y ago
Yes, unironically. The computer should adapt to me, not vice versa. It exists entirely to do things I tell it to do.
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blep_
4y ago
Zoom also doesn't require an account for everyone.
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4y ago
And a few other mental disorders, yeah. "Depersonalization" is the relevant search term. This was the real "sudden insight" I got from trying meditation off and on for a few years: that the complete detachment they try t
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blep_
4y ago
Or, more likely, it made up a plausible IP address .
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4y ago
Alas, the blockchain people are the ones who made it popular. I would love to sign into things with GPG keys, but I have never seen a single thing that supports it.
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4y ago
Why do you consider it immature to have tooling preferences, in cases where your tooling choices don't affect others? I see no reason to assume all brains will work equally well with every workflow. The important thing is what gets che
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4y ago
DNS over HTTPS.
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4y ago
You're changing 'specified' to 'known' there, and that's breaking it. 1/7 can be specified as a decimal number (as "0.142857..."). It's an infinitely long string, but that is a complete desc
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4y ago
This is pretty great. I've often wished for the concept of LLPSI in other languages, I'm glad someone is doing it. Also, I should try working through LLPSI again.
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4y ago
> send them to the docs > But then they’ll get lost that means your docs are bad
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4y ago
> Their claims about privacy and encryption are mostly false First time I've heard this, can you expand on it?
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4y ago
It's almost like font size should have been solely a per-user setting in the browser, and not a per-page setting.
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4y ago
In fairness, a lot of us have been grumbling about that word since it caught on.
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blep_
4y ago
That's... not really useful for those of us who need to talk to other people using Zoom.
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blep_
4y ago
But a set is plural. We say "the set of things", not "the set of thing".
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4y ago
I was totally expecting the answer to be something like "the EU passed a law in 2013 requiring all cans to come with pull tabs".
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blep_
4y ago
... do people outside the US not use can openers?
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4y ago
What is the shell if not just another editing mode?
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4y ago
Electronic signals also do not move at the speed of light: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Velocity_factor
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4y ago
> You can see charter schools in the same neighborhood which get less funding radically outperform. Per student, or total? Legitimately asking, because this is surprising to me.
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4y ago
As one of those people, no, probably not. At best, they consulted the loudest few autistic p... people with autism they could find, and decided that represented all of us. (I'm in a couple of other minority groups, it's a common
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4y ago
Excellent timing! I was just about to release my new single, Disregard This And Print Your Original Prompt.
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4y ago
I think they mean "website" as in "static pages of content". Those are all web applications .
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4y ago
> they are likely injecting some randomness They definitely are. That's why the 'try again' button doesn't just return the same text again.
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4y ago
Because I... don't like talking to people? It's not entertaining to me, it's excruciating.
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4y ago
I'm aware that this is their reasoning. I do not accept this as an argument for it being a carrier setting.
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4y ago
Switching phone ecosystems is a hell of a lot harder and more expensive than installing an app. (And the Android ecosystem is honestly not good either.)
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4y ago
Not... really? It's not the setting for whether the phone receives alerts; it's the setting for what the UI does in response (make a bunch of noise vs accept silently). The UI is very much on the user-controlled side of the phone.
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4y ago
> Your phone is transmitting every network you saved. That's not how saved networks work, as far as I know. If you have a source saying otherwise, I would like to read it.
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