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by cheeze 7y ago
You may not. I don't want my government spying on me. What if I was gay and was seen leaving a gay club? Now what if I ended up in the Kingdom of Saud and that data was shared or leaked?
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by cheeze 7y ago
> and the popular news heading you see about Americans not having enough savings are all meaningless What? How is it meaningless at all? Because other countries are cheaper? Edit: To elaborate (since OP hasn't responded yet)... Impl
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by cheeze 7y ago
Which worked really well with https://stripe.ian.sh/ Granted, they revoked his cert after he published, but it goes to show how easy it would be to fake an EV cert and have safari users have no idea.
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by cheeze 7y ago
I think it's clear that Apple security hasn't been as good as everyone would like. Remember the disastrous Mac OS login bug?
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by cheeze 7y ago
> The phone forces me to call people more often as it is tedious to text on its interface which is a good thing Most folks I know don't really use calling anymore. If one of my friends called me, I'd probably pick up because I
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by cheeze 7y ago
Because sometimes it's cheaper to settle, even if you didn't do something.
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by cheeze 7y ago
This is not a Facebook specific problem, but FB is easy to pick on because they are sitting on so much cash. But I agree, you could replace FB with almost any company down there. Shit, I'd be willing to bet that line cook at FB pays qu
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by cheeze 7y ago
Something that often goes ignored is that in high availability situations like that, humans are the biggest risk by a huge margin. Computers (almost always) don't accidentally wipe out the prod database thinking it was beta, that'
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by cheeze 7y ago
Of course AWS wants you to use them. They would never market for a competitor, that just makes 0 sense. In terms of reliability, AWS and GCP have solid track records in terms of multi-region availability (I can't say the same about Azu
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by cheeze 7y ago
IMO if you're hitting the escape key you're doing it wrong. Remap to caps lock! I'm a fan of remapping F keys to the numrow as well. But my desktop keyboard is a 60% without F keys anyways. Less for the fingers to move when y
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by cheeze 7y ago
ITerm2 support broke, you need to turn off "Allow sessions to survive"... https://gitlab.com/gnachman/iterm2/issues/7618
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by cheeze 7y ago
Here are instructions to block AWS from your computer as well: https://bigboy.us/other/aws/ Don't be a scab and cross the picket line. Don't use anything hosted on AWS today. (Which basically means &quot
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by cheeze 7y ago
You want WebRTC
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by cheeze 7y ago
A very "me" reason and certainky not very common: launching a simple HTTP server and mounting a folder on my fs to be served by it. Easiest way to transfer files sans email. Great when at a random friend's house and I need to
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by cheeze 7y ago
> do not care to do low level tinkering on my Mac You may not, but many do. Those many may actually be a small minority, but it would really suck for those folks. At the end of the day, sometimes I need to run random x86/64 executab
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by cheeze 7y ago
This is the kind of stuff that makes me think "we're all doomed."
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by cheeze 7y ago
No need for a bed of salt, just use a dessicant packet.
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by cheeze 7y ago
Circular patterns? Been a design style for the past 10+ years. Tryophobia sounds like one of those "I have OCD" things because people are "so peculiar." I'm not discounting that folks may have a legitimate mental il
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by cheeze 7y ago
> low wages, overworked employees, stressed vendors, killing jobs I'm not defending Amazon here, but Walmart has literally been criticized for all of the exact same things...
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by cheeze 7y ago
> If you'd started with Either, try/catch would seem like the overcomplicated solution in search of a problem that it is. But we didn't start with Either, which IMO is an incredibly important distinction. Bolting things li
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by cheeze 7y ago
Fully agree. I'm not a JS expert by any means, but I dabble here and there, mainly for work. If someone did this at work, I'd wonder why they are trying to add so much complexity to something that is rather simple and already well
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by cheeze 7y ago
Fully agree. IMO this is the same argument as "the for loop is a magic keyword" which just isn't true. Try/catch makes it _incredibly_ clear what you're trying to do. Kids who graduate college and get their first re
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by cheeze 7y ago
The whole site is incredibly hipster
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by cheeze 7y ago
Apparently they had never seen Christmas Vacation?
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by cheeze 7y ago
Literally the second result on goog for "arso tbal". Did the authors of this article not look to see if anyone else had found this? I guess it's good for seo and visibility?
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by cheeze 7y ago
On the flipside, this app looks like it was kind of a hack to get working. "Tunnel all of your traffic through our VPN to get tracking of social media use." It doesn't surprise me that Apple would want to offer first-party su
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by cheeze 7y ago
X360 is literally a 15 year old console... Of course twitch doesn't work on it anymore. Have you considered running something more modern?
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by cheeze 7y ago
Seriously. They built their empire on essentially 'stealing' lyrics.
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by cheeze 7y ago
Also not OP, have owned one for 6 months. The xiaomi is the best thing I've spent 500 bucks on in the past year. It's been great because it works extremely well for me but it may not work as well for you. The difference between
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by cheeze 7y ago
I do this on the js console in the browser

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