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bnjms
11mo ago
Anti regulation of a sort is still a popular position. It’s just the libertarian hands of regulation that has fallen out of favor. I don’t think it will return. At first I wasn’t sure it would stick, the name isn’t very catchy, but I’ve hea
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11mo ago
I’m sorry, Apenwarr is the Tailscale ceo? Weird how you notice a few names on a message board then they disappear to do something new.
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bnjms
11mo ago
Are BYD junk? They sure are nice to ride in. Feel comparable to Tesla.
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bnjms
11mo ago
Tbf I haven’t heard any news that Alphabet is requiring all sellers that paid off phones to be able to change to AOSP.
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bnjms
11mo ago
Blocking UDP to Outside and non-ping udp to Outside is common. It will remain common as long as servers fall back. And exceptions will be made for problem domains.
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11mo ago
It’s the desired outcome. It will be used to paint our poor as lawless.
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11mo ago
Oh! I’m in complete agreement. I’ve never heard of a vendor being so difficult. My comment applies only to interface errors. (Up/down status, rx/tx errors, fec issue, etc) Any vendor without an override for 3rd party sfp should b
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1y ago
You argue here that google is technically correct because they’re correctly using sideload. But that isn’t the point people are angry about. The point is that sideload was a misnomer. Correctly Android users were able to install packages an
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1y ago
> If your case was directly related to the SFP (“I can't get a link on this fiber port”), then yes, they could probably refuse it. I have zero doubt they will. But also you prove nothing and are doing yourself and the vendor a disse
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1y ago
I have heard this also how some state law works. That it’s difficult to directly reference state law or relevant information which define the meaning of state law.
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1y ago
I’m going to go find these recordings now. But do you, or anyone else, have a preferred location for this type of data? For example reddit is consistently an echo chamber in the reverse direction. Another example is any clips selected by ca
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1y ago
People on hn and I assume car forums will remove the radio antenna or otherwise disconnect the relevant hardware.
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1y ago
I used to like what I assume is the hyper literalism and f fan subs. The certain phrases with consistent and repeated translations would gain their own color. I don’t know but it felt like that context was somehow carried over. Similarly th
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1y ago
Taxis weren’t actually available in most US cities before ride share. Only the large dense cities really had them. This argument that things were better before is only relevant for a small handful of metros. The ride shares are better in sp
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1y ago
As far as I was aware taxis were an imagined thing we saw in movies. I understand you could call a number and ask for a ride to the airport though they were never useful.
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1y ago
I ask sincerely. Is there a way out of that problem other than raising wages and inflation?
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1y ago
They did in the US as well. It’s disappointing US leadership flip flopped on masks enough times that anti-mask started to make sense to people.
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1y ago
Sometimes we learn we’re just fortunate to be mediocre amongst remarkable people.
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1y ago
Sure. That’s not what I mean though. I mean that every time I go to my page it’s roughly the same and only changes based on what’s new that they’ve decided I’ll like. Years ago when they were doing the long tail business model they had an i
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1y ago
I’m sure this is the majority of it but it’s an incomplete analysis. Netflix is hampering discovery of even what they do have. I can go to a friends and they can pull up their Netflix with things I had no idea were currently on offer.
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1y ago
I wonder if it would be possible to ban visuals on these ads. To allow only text.
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1y ago
This is recorded. There is at least one famous one on YouTube.
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1y ago
Chronic Trigger had one like this. I recall there is a section where you catch a rat and have to input four simultaneous key inputs after catching the rat. But usb inputs only forwarded 3 at a time so to get passed this you’d mash all four
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1y ago
Thanks. It must be improved since I last used it. I only need it very rarely and mostly block Meta and Snapchat.
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1y ago
It isn’t nice to use though. You select your picture then when you need to add more you’ve got to go back into the settings for that app and select the picture. Then add the picture you selected. I’m grateful though. We would have called m
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1y ago
I would too if I could but organized religions make me uncomfortable even though I admire parts of them. Similar to my admiration you don’t need to like the rationality types or believe in their program to find one or more of their tools us
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1y ago
I think you’re mostly right. But also that it isn’t what the Yudkowsky is (was?) trying to do with it. I think he’s trying to distill useful tools which increase baseline rationality. Religions have this. It’s what the original philosophe
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1y ago
This is the leader pg admires?
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1y ago
Im sure it is. I don’t know how to program but read most of part 4 when it appeared here last.
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1y ago
Some goods are zero sum. Land is zero sum. Ownership of land by non local entities is… idk seems bad
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