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by bspammer 8y ago
That's all well and good until they decide to blackmail you, or post the video on the internet.
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by bspammer 8y ago
As an aside - pass was made by Jason Donenfeld, the same guy that created Wireguard.
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by bspammer 8y ago
Hopefully projects like Streisand [1] continue to be worked on - they automate a lot of the hassle of setting up services like this. Ideally they will eventually be easy enough for your grandpa to use. [1] https://github.com&#x2F
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by bspammer 8y ago
This isn't specifically a Chinese thing, when I played (in Europe) this mechanic was a thing.
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by bspammer 8y ago
Most open-source software being the exception
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by bspammer 8y ago
It's interesting and a little surprising to me that this is the case (the marijuana stigma in the younger generation). I stayed in a hostel in Seoul last year, and everyone was lighting up, including Koreans.
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by bspammer 8y ago
The very first sentence is confusing to me: > On July 20, 1969, man first set foot on another planet. Has the definition of planet changed over time?
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by bspammer 8y ago
While I personally have no problems, I know a few people who can't keep them in. It seems to be very much based on if you're lucky enough to have the ear shape that Apple decided to target.
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by bspammer 8y ago
From the website > The image boorus are longstanding web databases which host large numbers of images which can be ‘tagged’ or labeled with an arbitrary number of textual descriptions; they were developed for and are most popular among f
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by bspammer 8y ago
Even more useful - it works flawlessly with octal and hex, detected by the 0 and 0x prefixes respectively.
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by bspammer 8y ago
I don't know what version of the problem you solved, but generally you are limited by the number of eggs you are allowed to use. Say you have a hundred floors and 1 egg, binary search would drop an egg from the 50th floor, have it brea
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by bspammer 8y ago
I don't think anyone is claiming this is useful in any way, it's basically an advert for the stability of Google Cloud Services (apparently the VM was migrated thousands of times over the course of the computaton). It's also
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by bspammer 8y ago
The thread has an incredible selection bias - why would anyone who prefers paper books be browsing the /r/kindle subreddit?
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by bspammer 8y ago
That script doesn't seem to be able to detect the chrome devtools when they're undocked, so that seems pretty easy to circumvent (who has them docked anyway?). The debugger break thing should be solvable with https://de
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by bspammer 8y ago
Is this analogous to AutoHotkey on windows? I've been looking for something like this that works on Linux for a while, thanks!
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by bspammer 8y ago
I mostly agree, but his latest two videos have been a bit of a return to form. He's always been at his best on historical/geographical topics rather than philosophical ones in my opinion.
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by bspammer 8y ago
Looks like SSL is supported, they just don't auto upgrade requests.
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by bspammer 8y ago
Is there some sort of data visualization framework they're using? The article is indeed beautiful, it seems like a huge amount of work for a single page. The visualization of the compression algorithm in particular seems very bespoke.
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by bspammer 8y ago
I've heard about this guy before. Reading a few of his posts in the second link (particularly the one about children), it seems like he was a deeply unhappy individual. Rants and anger can be fun, but wallow in them too long and it beg
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by bspammer 8y ago
That's pretty funny. I didn't like the writing style at first either, but it got funnier as I carried on (or maybe the writing got better too). By the end I was questioning why I was so resistant to light-heartedness in the first
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by bspammer 8y ago
The claim wasn't that nobody understands anything other than passwords, it was that everyone understands passwords.
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by bspammer 8y ago
It's working for me with Chrome on Android
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by bspammer 8y ago
That's gotta be some sort of record. I can't think of any other game which is still releasing full expansions 14 years later.
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by bspammer 8y ago
What age do you think is appropriate to introduce them to the internet? I'm sure at the moment you're pretty safe, but at some point your kids are gonna be introduced to it in IT classes at school, and by staying at friends'
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by bspammer 8y ago
Strange that you say the dedicated meme parts of reddit are gone. In my mind they're more active than ever, between /r/me_irl, /r/prequelmemes, /r/deepfriedmemes, and if you really want the old fashioned s
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by bspammer 8y ago
Ah that explains it, I was viewing on mobile.
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by bspammer 8y ago
Not sure what you're talking about, I don't see any mention of a Claudia on the page.
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by bspammer 8y ago
Completely unrelated but the judge under this article [1] on the same page looks so shockingly like Nigel Farage [2] that I feel like I have to make this comment pointing it out. Seriously, does the man have a time machine? [1] https:&#x2F
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by bspammer 8y ago
While it's true that it's pretty much impossible to be completely ethical as a consumer, surely the meat industry (more specifically, factory farming) causes orders of magnitude more suffering than pretty much anything else. Argui
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by bspammer 8y ago
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