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by cmeacham98 6y ago
From the blog post: > When I expressed these fears to the reporter, he said that it was New York Times policy to include real names, and he couldn’t change that. What more details are needed?
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by cmeacham98 6y ago
I've never heard of violentmonkey, how does it compare to grease/tampermonkey?
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by cmeacham98 6y ago
The linux kernel has several LTS releases for people who want to stay on the same version for stability reasons but also need security updates. I suspect from a security perspective testing whatever the latest 4.19.X version is would be rou
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by cmeacham98 6y ago
Likely because you posted a comment asking if a source is true on a completely unrelated post.
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by cmeacham98 6y ago
Out of minor interest, any tips on finding jobs for bitcoin (or other cryptocurrencies)?
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by cmeacham98 6y ago
Interestingly, I seem to have had the opposite experience of many people in this thread. On windows, the touchpad driver uses this annoying tray application, defaults to "tap = click" (does anybody seriously like this behavior on
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by cmeacham98 6y ago
Re-provisioning a failed server to solve the problem and taking a deep dive to find the root cause are not mutually exclusive. Essentially all VM software will allow you to snapshot/backup/clone the VM for later analysis, while al
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by cmeacham98 6y ago
> Most, even simple forms, don't use <form> elements and submit buttons anymore, they're all aJax. > This change will cause unexpected behavior when maxlength-ed stuff no longer obeys on thousands of popular websites.
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by cmeacham98 6y ago
The discord bridge is pretty reliable in my (albeit low-user count) usage.
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by cmeacham98 7y ago
This is such a classic example of the type of argument I see from most anti-systemd proponents that it made me laugh out loud when I clicked your link. For the lazy, here's the context of that cherry-picked sentence: > In order not
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by cmeacham98 7y ago
Ah, you're right, it does appear to be still alive. If anyone from the popcorn linux team sees this, please consider updating the outdated portions of your website (and getting an HTTPS certificate). Had I never read this comment I wou
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by cmeacham98 7y ago
This seems to be old and possibly abandoned, given that: - The website is served using a self signed cert for a different domain created in 2011 (!) - The last download is from March 2013 for linux 3.x - The last commit to the git repo was
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by cmeacham98 7y ago
> Or is there some info I didn't get? You did read the linked article about how the Intel ME essentially makes an open firmware impossible unless/until Intel decides to help us out, right?
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by cmeacham98 7y ago
> Which is confusing, because I thought the DMCA only applied to copyright (it's the Digital Millennium _Copyright_ Act, after all) but perhaps I'm wrong and it includes provisions about trademark as well? As far as I know, a l
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by cmeacham98 7y ago
This is the same with your example though? Anyone can upload a video talking about the coronavirus, they just might not receive money for it (they'll be demonetized). Youtube only seems to be taking an active 'censorship' app
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by cmeacham98 7y ago
I'm not arguing that youtube is doing a good job, or that youtube's brand of corona-related censorship is in any way making a positive impact. I'm arguing against the parent comment that essentially makes the argument that _a
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by cmeacham98 7y ago
HN has plenty of rules that remove content "based on the content itself". For example, HN bans job ads (outside of 'who is hiring' threads). There are no circumstances where a job ad post is allowed outside of 'who
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by cmeacham98 7y ago
This sort of weird slippery slope argument that banning obviously bad advice somehow leads to youtube becoming a "horrible oppressor" doesn't pass the smell test. By this reasoning, _any_ platform that features _any form of m
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by cmeacham98 7y ago
This hasn't been true for years ( https://wiki.mozilla.org/Electrolysis )
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by cmeacham98 7y ago
You could have expressed this same opinion, and in a stronger way, by not including the racism and racial stereotypes.
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by cmeacham98 7y ago
Does wikipedia explicitly block editing on VPNs entirely? Or is it that you're not using an account and the IP is blocked from editing?