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by calibas 7y ago
I once tried to work with the Oakland Museum of California to digitize some paintings of theirs that were in the public domain. I figured they'd be happy to share since a museum is supposed to be about spreading art and culture, I was
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by calibas 7y ago
I didn't mean that hippies were specifically minority races, but that they associated with "minorities" at a time when that was considered scandalous. Back when politicians and the media criticized people for not being racist
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by calibas 7y ago
There's already some options, IPFS has IPNS.
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by calibas 7y ago
I think part of the whole "hippie" thing was to marginalize the anti-war movement and associate it with silly young people, drug use and "minorities".
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by calibas 7y ago
Since it's a web framework, how about "Web Assembly" instead? Oh wait...
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by calibas 7y ago
If you don't have to mess around with PHP extensions, then it all works like magic. Depending on your environment and which extensions you need though, they can be a pain in the ass and then it's more or less the same as managing
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by calibas 7y ago
I read a whole lot into the fact that they specifically mention only two things they won't change, the target audience and the brand.
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by calibas 7y ago
I briefly worked for this group of people who were supposed to be launching a new cryptocurrency right at the peak of all the hype. It was promised to be this next generation technology that was going to make everyone involved rich, and it
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by calibas 7y ago
Maybe I'm missing it, but I'm not seeing the full response headers, just "cache-control" and "content-type". Being able to see the full response headers would make this a much more useful tool for debugging API
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by calibas 7y ago
I've always been a little confused how this works. If I got all that info for free, it's a "data leak", but if I pay to get the same detailed personal information it's... In either case my personal data is given awa
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by calibas 7y ago
I highly suspect toluene has something to do with it, seeing as how it's a potent neurotoxin and a byproduct of burning fossil fuels.
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by calibas 7y ago
Google and SEO are a fundamental issue with the web itself. It's been a while since Google could simply search for websites, but that's no longer possible in the same manner it used to be. Google has become so dominant that the we
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by calibas 7y ago
Many, if not most, of the "consumer advocacy" groups are completely fake. They're astroturf groups that are owned by various industries. Here's a small selection of the ones owned by big oil: California Drivers Alliance
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by calibas 7y ago
Or instead of giant death robots, you could have remote-controlled first responders. They could be dispatched quickly by drone and not put a human at risk. Personally, I'm most excited about the possibility of robot backup dancers.
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by calibas 7y ago
> surely I can’t impede law enforcement because they haven’t justified their authority to me Unless you've broken the law (and certain special cases), they have no authority over you. Because of the nature of their jobs, which requi
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by calibas 7y ago
Saying "rights are suspended" is a very nice way of putting it. Sounds more legit that way than what I call it, "the government breaking it's own laws".
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by calibas 7y ago
You removed her comment after she accused you of retaliatory behavior. Just think about that for a little bit.
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by calibas 7y ago
Node.js is the just "hippest" thing and if you're "cool" you already have it installed. At least that's what I'm told, I'm one of those ancient beings who still remembers the old Javascript, back when
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by calibas 7y ago
Everything slows down here during winter and many business have reduced hours. They switch hours at different times, I assume they choose the dates because of the snow. And our measurements of time are already imprecise, no need to make it
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by calibas 7y ago
Where I live we have DST and stores change their hours during winter, the worst of both worlds! And yes, it would effectively be exactly what we have right now, though I'm not sure that weakens my argument. I just think it's goofy
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by calibas 7y ago
It seems odd to me that instead of changing business and school hours appropriately, we shift our whole concept of time. An hour disappears from one place and appears somewhere else. I understand the arguments for DST, but it seems like thi
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by calibas 7y ago
Should probably have specified in the title that it's a PHP-FPM bug, had me worried there.
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by calibas 7y ago
Wikipedia says rifles were used during the Revolutionary War: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rifle#Historical_overview They were more accurate than muskets, but slower loading, so muskets were preferred.
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by calibas 7y ago
Now we've got William Barr who has worked for Pillsbury and Kirkland & Ellis. You know, the exact same groups who represent scumbags like Epstein and BP... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirkland_%26_Ellis Mean
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by calibas 7y ago
I'd like to defend Eric Holder. It's no secret what he does or who he works for. He's a lawyer that works for the big banks and other powerful industries, his job is literally to keep them out of legal trouble. We should be p
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by calibas 7y ago
HKmap.live has a Twitter account, they've been posting frequent updates about all this: https://twitter.com/hkmaplive Apparently China's trying to say it's Apple's fault: https://twitter.com&#
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by calibas 7y ago
Everyone loves a "moral authority" so long as it represents their morals.
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by calibas 7y ago
I don't see how there's much difference, it's like arguing that a library isn't "banning" a book because they refused to carry it in the first place.
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by calibas 7y ago
If you look the other way while someone commits a crime, especially when you're a regulatory agency, that makes you a criminal. That makes you complicit, you're helping the criminals get away with it. To me, you're acting lik
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by calibas 7y ago
"it was supporting what they wanted" Yeah, because the FCC and "Broadband for America" are only separate in theory. When you have the industry controlling the FCC to this point, the only difference between psyops and mar

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