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by ceph_ 4y ago
It doesn't. I was using it as an example of it being done right, without actually following the limitations of the NES. But you can see from the article linked by one of the other replies the dev team put in a lot of effort to make it
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by ceph_ 4y ago
For the same reason people like the hiss and pops of a record, film grain, or even VHS tracking artifacts. Yesterday's technical limitations become today's aesthetic. But the real answer is they aren't inherently bad. People
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by ceph_ 4y ago
Better yet, the cattle ranchers.
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by ceph_ 4y ago
I understand where they were coming from, having to look at a pink/rainbow bm ui while debugging a page didn't make it any easier. But it was also one of the greatest April fools jokes of all time. RIP My Little Borgmaster: Produc
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by ceph_ 4y ago
Non-profits can absolutely sell assets to for-profit institutions. See: Every non-profit that sells things. Or for a nefarious but legal example, see the attempted selling off the rights to the .org TLD rights by ICANN. https://t
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by ceph_ 5y ago
Using someone's name in a story is not doxxing. Just stop.
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by ceph_ 5y ago
Former employee. The internal search, Moma, is actually much worse. Although it was made much better when it was reworked a few years ago. Internal sites can't be ranked in the same way as external ones. But the truly loved search serv
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by ceph_ 5y ago
You can change what DNS resolver you use. Google used to do their own geoip location database by measuring average latency of users on /24 of resolver addresses. (Not the anycast resolver address, the actual dns server you hit.) There&
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by ceph_ 5y ago
Under that same argument, those people should avoid goods transported by truck because trucks kill thousands of people per year and they would be complicit. You're just trying to keep up the lie that it's about religion at all. Th
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by ceph_ 5y ago
They did at one point but not anymore. But either way any password filling is as secure as plaintext since it's pasted as plaintext, and you can just edit the DOM after it's filled.
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by ceph_ 5y ago
The full image isn't embedded. Only a link to the image.
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by ceph_ 5y ago
> families earning less than $400,000, they can take a complete [SALT] exemption, but not families earning more than that A 5 year temporary exemption that excludes the top bracket sounds fine to me.
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by ceph_ 5y ago
If you think CNN is in the same league of bias as Fox News, you are in a deep state of denial. Let alone OAN!
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by ceph_ 5y ago
They mention in the article that a handful of previously discovered planets orbiting white dwarfs are believed to have arrived after transition due to their orbits.
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by ceph_ 5y ago
> 442 million Current market cap is up to 70 billion! 90% of which has been printed in the last 2 years, and wasn't even covered by the report. Looks like they're going on a last ditch printing spree
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by ceph_ 5y ago
> Lots of these species have been long gone. But the landowner of that 1944 sighting probably couldn't turn over a rock on his property without fines and lawsuits coming at him, at least until now. Citation? Oh I see further down th
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by ceph_ 5y ago
I thought they pulled their engineering offices. And there were still sales/other employees there.
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by ceph_ 5y ago
Someone can correct me if I'm wrong, but DOCSIS over coax isn't full duplex. It's multiplexing send and receive over the same wire. Since download bandwidth is more important they provision their network design to maximize th
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by ceph_ 5y ago
You make a strong argument for recreational cat use, but I can't say I'm fully convinced.
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by ceph_ 5y ago
You walked to a busy street and hailed one. I remember trying to phone in a cab from Nob Hill pre-lyft, they said one would be there in 45 min and we should be waiting outside because they will not call you. Also when uber first implemented
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by ceph_ 5y ago
> often fall into a depression (though not as deep as someone who has clinical depression or BPD, unless that's a separate symptom) after nearly every success. Echoing this point. I struggled with depression for much of my life. Bei
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by ceph_ 5y ago
Not excusing apple's poor drive performance, but just to point out some of the differences. Youtube has extensive global caching infra, both on the edge of Google's network and offnet within ISPs networks, to make sure videos are
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by ceph_ 5y ago
You really trying to say it isn't the vaccine. When vaccine availability is the only positive thing that changed?
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by ceph_ 5y ago
Apps like venmo and cashapp have a threshold of around $20k/year, where if you exceed it they are required to report your transactions to the IRS.
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by ceph_ 5y ago
Under the harms section first bullet for things to end: "Programs, mentoring, and classes only for people with a certain gender or race"
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by ceph_ 5y ago
That is nothing like the programs at Google. More like "increase outreach at historically black colleges".
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by ceph_ 5y ago
His doc repeatedly said programs that are aimed at a helping women and people of color should be ended. And that diversity of gender and race should not be a goal. I don't think it's a big leap.
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by ceph_ 5y ago
8chan had all that gore and isis executions you object to. What's your disengenuous complaint again?
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by ceph_ 6y ago
You're suggesting that content creators should have to file taxes in every country they have viewers? That's absurd.
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by ceph_ 6y ago
You believe there's a conspiracy against racists and promotion of racist ideas in science?

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