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by class4behavior 4y ago
There were no lyrics all this time? Either it's really hard to get people to pay attention to alternatives like Deezer and Tidal or there is little demand for lyrics.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Musk simply does a lot of the basics right and knows how to talk bullshit, had the assets to start at all, is apathetic to social perception (his narcissistic sociopathic tendency) which makes it easier to go against the flow both in a good
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Intelligence is neither a binary nor a one-dimentional concept. Within certain contexts Musk is certainly a smart entrepreneur but I would not call him that without a lot of such qualifiers.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
This needs proper data because a lot of people argue the opposite. The other is then just called gaelic or gaa. Also, soccer was invented by the English, let the virus spread, then switched back to football.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
>When MS bought github many people moved to gitlab and started to advertise their gitlab IDs. I too put my gitlab in there. But ultimately, gitlab didn't catch on on a permanent basis: most devs still are on github, thanks to networ
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by class4behavior 4y ago
It may be important to highlight that both this new policy just as Musk's own straight-forward comments have already proven that bird site not only suppressed engagement with but also defamed its competition solely because they are the
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Nothing genius about it. Musk simply deconstructs the product and checks every element for its costs, replaceability, or marketability, then, if a profitable path was found, he just walks it.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
That is only true for a message with high initial momentum (impact, importance,...). If you act as a decelerator/gatekeeper - in contrast to Russia's agents acting as accelerators -, then you can control a lot of things.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
You should be able to choose with your wallet or whatever you're paying with - your self in this case - but for communication classic server-client structure does not offer that option because you have to rely on the choices of the res
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by class4behavior 4y ago
>You can be ethically against stealing, but still see the positive elements in the life of a thief. Translated: You can use ethics to judge an action or just look at its risk/reward ratio? Yeah, that's what Musk does but that&#
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by class4behavior 4y ago
At least in my view, this isn't a matter of demureness but the intent. Music videos have been doing the same for several decades. Sometimes there is artistic depth or purpose to it but more often than not, it's just "sex sell
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by class4behavior 4y ago
What happens after a ridiculous suspension is really irrelevant because the main concern is about the actions taken that don't receive public attention and scrutiny.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Not deserving any credit and not giving him more than is actually due are two different things. Musk is not talentless. His abilities allowed him to make the best of his opportunities of the time and his own circumstances. But this is a st
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by class4behavior 4y ago
You should reread your own posts. I'm only responding to what you write yourself. If you do not understand the purpose 2FA, there are plenty of online resources available. As I explicitly wrote, you can store secrets in separate places
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by class4behavior 4y ago
SMS isn't an issue because you can just take out the SIM card and insert it elsewhere. What you're talking about wasn't the subject I was addressing.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Neither the culture of some particular working group nor the well-known inherent challenges of GPL licensing itself - many of which others licensing models certainly share - are legitimate arguments against the method itself. This kind of l
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by class4behavior 4y ago
I totally agree with your main point but it is very wrong to equivocate the three letter agencies to the threat authoritarian governments gaining knowledge and thus power over a nation pose.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
But inventing totally new languages even for billion dollar projects is totally fine? You want a well-justified, inclusive, and consistent yet adaptable style when collaborating with people. It would be selfish to gatekeep a policy without
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by class4behavior 4y ago
>There was a time when I was younger when I really liked the GPL (v2), but as I got older I realized that even though I am a strong supporter of Open Source (...), and I strive to use only Open Source components, I've always been pe
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by class4behavior 4y ago
How many well-formed passwords can and will you remember? How often are you willing to change them afterwards? How secure is your 2FA app? How secure is your device against keylogging? How sure are you no one will watch what you've typ
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by class4behavior 4y ago
>This is why I will not use 2FA except on services where it is absolutely required Software 2FA just computes a number based on a secret string. You treat the latter the same way you take care of your passwords. That's why it's
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by class4behavior 4y ago
The twitter thread linked to in the comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33955793 has all the concrete info of what happened, especially the last link in said thread, so you could just edit the submission.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Read the overview on https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art
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by class4behavior 4y ago
I found Gnome to offer the best mix of stable tiling and normal UX while supporting both wayland and x11 with good enough customization options through its extensions, so it's an easier to set-up solution for notebooks to which often
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by class4behavior 4y ago
The original title is too long and I assume op thought the findings can be extended to all science anyway. On the other hand, removing the later part as the previous submission did makes the title sound overly presumptuous, imo.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
>but don't care about if Google knows it is me This is not what privacy primarily is about, though. Taking Cypher's choice is also not some profound path. While privacy is indeed a measure protecting one against becoming a vict
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by class4behavior 4y ago
The usage of particular social platforms may differ significantly in each country. Don't treat the rest of the world the same as the US.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
>The original validity of the authority isn't guaranteed just because it's signed; Nor should that be the intention. You don't want to break anonymity, you want to maintain non-repudiation, not authenticate the origin.
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Is there any statistical significance to that. Have the emotional baggage and social complexity younger people are dealing with and the share of middle aged people who did or could not transition been accounted for?
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by class4behavior 4y ago
Parent might be falsely inferring an over-representation of GD from the statistical discrepancy between younger and older age groups of those who identify as LGTBQ+.

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