bryan_w

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by bryan_w 2y ago
I don't think you're right about that.
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by bryan_w 2y ago
>The employer on the other hand has the threat of violence to coerce you. Without a job, we lose shelter, food, transportation, health insurance, schools for our children and so on. This is where your script falls apart. We generally hav
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by bryan_w 2y ago
It kinda feels like someone added a watch for c:\COM\COM like we did back in the day on AOL
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by bryan_w 2y ago
It would be like orthopedic surgeons heading down to harbor freight to pick up their saws instead of using medical grade versions. The tool isn't fit for purpose
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by bryan_w 2y ago
You don't think a paper that advertises itself as striving to be like Walter Cronkite-era journalism would be successful? HBO had a hit show based off that premise (The newsroom)
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by bryan_w 2y ago
I think its less about custom code for Large Company Inc., but rather, when Large Company Inc. had a bug or an feature request that was prioritized and perhaps released to them first
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by bryan_w 2y ago
It is possible for normal everyday people to make contributions to the standards. I'm sure if you created a patch that showed these things working in firefox/webkit/chrome and wrote up a proposal and sent it to the correct li
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by bryan_w 2y ago
There are lies, damned lies, and statistics: https://www.techdirt.com/2022/07/21/blaming-social-media-for...
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by bryan_w 2y ago
Some people just find it quicker to be able to point at a thing and ask "What does that do?" VS using the tools to do it via computers. Some would say that's an issue with the tools, but the tools aren't ever going to ge
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by bryan_w 2y ago
I've learned recently that sometimes dying is just getting sick, and failing to get better.
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by bryan_w 2y ago
I'll just put this out there because I don't know if I could ever implement it, I've had this idea that's essentially "IP permitted from" We would extend the whois database to contain an oauth url for a given I
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by bryan_w 2y ago
Tennessee -- It has a dam for power needs
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by bryan_w 2y ago
A lot of headwinds that they're going to face with the public is due to tik tok buying their audience's favor. Their creator program pays a lot of people decent amounts of money and pays an not insignificant amount of people life-
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by bryan_w 3y ago
The difference is incentives. The oil company wants my money whereas public transit is ran on hope and well wishes. Winds shift and policy can change at any time
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by bryan_w 3y ago
Have they ever considered ... idk, making a compelling product? They sat around watching the whole Metallica vs Napster saga unfold while calling the internet a fad and writing articles about how "blogs aren't trustworthy"
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by bryan_w 3y ago
> Apple solved the hand tracking UI problem "Solved" is doing some heavy lifting there. From what I hear, misclicks abound and trying to delete text using the on screen keyboard is extremely broken because none of the ux design
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by bryan_w 3y ago
Exactly. If before small business would have to pay Meta $.10 to get 100 targeted people in the door, that same company now has to pay $.30 to show that same ad to enough randos that those 100 interested people get on the door. Meta was act
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by bryan_w 3y ago
You can tell by how many different replies that needed you to believe the hysteria, that there's something inorganic about this topic.
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by bryan_w 3y ago
Part of it is that they already had this developed for years (see alt text on uploaded images for example), and they want to ensure that new regulations don't hamper any of their future plans. It costs them nothing to open it up, so wh
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by bryan_w 3y ago
Kind of an extreme view you're giving on this social media site...
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by bryan_w 3y ago
Ideally you want your customers to be your customers and not your products. That way, the incentives are aligned
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by bryan_w 3y ago
Well, you're half right
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by bryan_w 3y ago
Big win for the little guy. Apple needs to pay the people what they're owed.
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by bryan_w 3y ago
You see, the client side metrics has the transfer time at 2ms and time to first interaction (onMouseOver event) at 5ms, and that aligns with the developer's experience on his M3 Mac on a network that's literally next door to the s
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by bryan_w 3y ago
Ah yes, 10 years ago, when the TEA partiers ran rampant and a disturbing large group of people somehow, believed the president at the time was born in Kenya. Quite the golden age of truth and authenticity.
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by bryan_w 3y ago
Well that's why they use tools like tiktok to try to convince the West that life is terrible and everyone is miserable. They need to speed things along
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by bryan_w 3y ago
You use the word "we" a lot. What exactly has your involvement been in all this?
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by bryan_w 3y ago
>To donate via check, please make it out to “States Newsroom,” our parent organization, and write "Minnesota Reformer" on the check's memo line. Mail to: States Newsroom, 50 F St NW, Ste 460, Washington, DC
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by bryan_w 3y ago
I don't think that type of streaming should be prohibited, but that's a huge oversight for Twitch to not hide those 18+ streams from under 18s
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by bryan_w 3y ago
Some in the old media would love to see the internet reduced to a "view-only" set top box and getting rid of 230 is a step towards that.

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