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by bzb6 6y ago
That would be such a gross government overreach.
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by bzb6 6y ago
As their terms of use have said since day 1. What’s the news?
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by bzb6 6y ago
Why does medium have an official coronavirus blog which they use to badmouth right wing governments?
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by bzb6 6y ago
Gee, it’s as if Twitter benefited from the Capitol situation.
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by bzb6 6y ago
I don’t want the web doing cool things. I want the web to be fast, boring, and private. Leave the cool things to native apps.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Without clicking: no
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by bzb6 6y ago
Sorry, I misread. What usually happens is that those people have you on their contact lists, which they uploaded to Facebook to find more friends.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Because you hadn’t deleted your account, you disabled it temporarily. It helps to read what one clicks.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Which is why I disable web search on the group policy panel.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Don’t we have that already? Mandated by the ECB
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by bzb6 6y ago
I would only trust something I can move with my own finger.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Shoving Gutenberg in the faces of people shows a worrying disconnect between automattic and users of Wordpress. Gutenberg is not only bad; it is designed for writers of blogs yet most people who use wordpress do not use it as a blog.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Our greatest ally.
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by bzb6 6y ago
“In a one-hour phone call on Saturday, Jan. 2, 2021 with Georgia election officials, President Trump insisted he won the state and threatened vague legal consequences if the officials did not act.”
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by bzb6 6y ago
I am sure criminals will keep committing crimes even if you bribe them to stop.
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by bzb6 6y ago
That’s more like text to gibberish.
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by bzb6 6y ago
If you have no network it’s because nobody cares about your application. Developing a widely used application will make a network of its own. In any case all of this is known of the Apple ecosystem. If you don’t like it then go develop for
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by bzb6 6y ago
Do we currently have no medications that can stop that inflammation from occurring?
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by bzb6 6y ago
It’s worse that it strips what it thinks are accents. Once I needed to search for ñ and it highlighted every n in the page (ñ and n are completely different letters).
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by bzb6 6y ago
Most people will be suspicious of a Chinese router having backdoors when it’s probably the consequence of shoddy programming.
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by bzb6 6y ago
I’ve found it to be extremely complex and unintuitive, but I haven’t tried the alternatives.
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by bzb6 6y ago
You can make a point like this without getting politics involved because it inevitably cheapens the discussion.
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by bzb6 6y ago
“bureaucratic arrogance” is a great name to define the EU. I’ll borrow it.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Greeks are Christians, Turks are Muslims. For starters.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Only that those countries (UAE, etc) don’t give a flying fuck about liberal values (in this case, good for them I guess)
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by bzb6 6y ago
They don’t feel like throwing money around? They don’t feel like increasing the levels of insecurity? Just two examples.
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by bzb6 6y ago
Maybe so but they are entirely different countries currently in the things that matter.
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by bzb6 6y ago
I know exactly how it works. Java runs the game logic, and it does so so slowly that the game skips frames. If you’re claiming that the game logic and the code that runs the graphics are completely untied and run independently that’s wrong.
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by bzb6 6y ago
I haven’t used any of those IDEs, but really, is Minecraft your example? A game with graphics so simple it should work on a Pentium 4 but requires a very beefy computer instead because it’s written in Java. They rewrote it (not sure if in C
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by bzb6 6y ago
Consider yourself lucky that you have never had to use Jira.

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