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by corndoge 5y ago
You don't need any evidence at all to convince the online public of anything it wants to believe, especially if it gives it a target for vitriol. I have to agree with my sibling commenter that believing otherwise is naive given the wea
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by corndoge 5y ago
Not sure I agree with the recommendation against strlcpy. While it is technically true that if you can't replace strcpy with memcpy you're using strcpy wrong, it's also true that most uses of strcpy are wrong, which I think i
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by corndoge 5y ago
"We found the correlation to be very strong, which is the highest category statistically possible" What?
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by corndoge 5y ago
It's more that it's just ridiculous to generalize this clearly fortunate situation to "outdoorsy types" instead of "the author"
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by corndoge 5y ago
Also alacritty
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by corndoge 5y ago
It's extraordinary how bad this website is. If I hadn't seen the twitter video showing what it actually did, I would have no idea just based on this page. The video alone could be the entire website and it would be better than thi
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by corndoge 5y ago
> we should be better than this nowadays. Are you somehow implying that by not destroying the Colosseum, it's equivalent to slaughtering 10,000 people? That's what you are implying right?
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by corndoge 5y ago
When you say making a debian package is easy I want to know what kind of project it is you have experience packaging, like what type of assets has it got, what technologies does it use. How many languages, how many dependencies, how is it l
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by corndoge 5y ago
What package and how complex is it?
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by corndoge 5y ago
> Now it makes sense because power companies (which are privatized in Texas) will prioritize their reliable, paying customers over less reliable customers that might miss payments. Not that I necessarily disagree with this but do you hav
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by corndoge 5y ago
As an outside observer, I don't understand what action you think is needed? Weren't these schools abolished?
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by corndoge 5y ago
> Last month, the Cowessess began to use ground-penetrating radar to locate unmarked graves at the cemetery of the Marieval Indian Residential School in Saskatchewan. Hundreds of unmarked graves found at cemetery?
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by corndoge 5y ago
Good luck reaching the people that need to read this. The people concealing political agendas behind simplified slogans that everyone agrees with know what they are doing.
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by corndoge 5y ago
> You can still create a Google account for free with a non-gmail address Yeah - my email is elsewhere now, and I was hoping that by cancelling Workspace, my account would convert into the type of account you get when you sign up for Goo
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by corndoge 5y ago
Reading over your previous post again I guess it was a "google apps for your domain" account. I did use my own domain and it was free, before I upgraded it (and when I upgraded it the product was still called GSuite). I wasnt awar
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by corndoge 5y ago
No, I upgraded from a completely personal account, like your mom might have, to Workspace. I cancelled my Workspace subscription and now have no access to Gmail, calendar, keep, etc. I never used "google apps for your domain".
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by corndoge 5y ago
I signed up using my free account while it was gsuite. Gsuite changed to Workspace, I stopped paying for Workspace and now I can't use my original free services, and I get a blurb explaining this is because I unsubscribed from Workspac
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by corndoge 5y ago
If you have a normal google account, once you sign up for workspace, if you decide to no longer subscribe, you can't get your original free account functionality back. No more gmail, calendar, keep, etc. Learned the hard way
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by corndoge 5y ago
Wasn't Windows 10 supposed to be the last Windows version ever? As in it was going to be evergreen? Did I imagine that? Edit: Yeah I didn't imagine it https://www.theverge.com/2015/5/7/8568473/w
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by corndoge 5y ago
Engagement
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by corndoge 5y ago
This release is written in an extremely misleading way. Check this comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27417390 should clear it right up
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by corndoge 5y ago
Any criticism of China can be construed as being pro-US and we can't have that. Criticism of Chinese traditional medicine, which is a forcing function for the endangering and extinction of species across the globe, is also unacceptable
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by corndoge 5y ago
> would take a life purely based on an animal approaching you Which is it, an animal or a life? The phrase "take a life" implies some sort of value akin to that of a human life. If you want to elevate animals to that level, the
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by corndoge 5y ago
That was gp's point I think, that Tesla was panned at first and solved their challenges, no reason to dismiss Boom.
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by corndoge 5y ago
What if your kids want to date? Practically speaking, how are they going to meet people outside a high school environment? Might seem trivial but it's a formative set of years for learning courtship rituals. High school imparts a lot o
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by corndoge 5y ago
Off topic, but doesn't GDPR stipulate[0] that cookie consent dialogs cannot have non-essential options that are by default opted in? This page seems to have those. > The use of pre-ticked opt-in boxes is invalid underthe GD
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by corndoge 5y ago
> Except it was never misinformation This sort of illustrates the problem here. It was plausible to you but what you think doesn't matter if the powers that be decide it's misinformation. You can't just come by after the f
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by corndoge 5y ago
This is such a weird response to a technical criticism, do you have anything to say about anything the parent poster said?
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by corndoge 5y ago
It's not really that surprising.
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by corndoge 5y ago
None of this disproves GP's claims.

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