csydas

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by csydas 5y ago
Nope) I mean decompiler. Grab dotpeek from Jetbrains and see what I mean.
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by csydas 5y ago
TBH, I think you over-complicate this. 1. Dry-weight scales are very common in produce/stores and extremely common in EU stores (I'm in Russia right now and it's de-facto the standard for most every store) 2. Get a few scales
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by csydas 5y ago
> It never ceases to amaze me how anyone can reason through decompiled code. How so? I'm very much so a nascent programmer, but I've learned the most by decompiling other's code and seeing what works and what doesn't.
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by csydas 5y ago
Kind of tangential to the article but regarding phosphoric acid and its use as anti-nausea, is this why bubbly white sodas are a household cure for upset stomachs? This was a go-to for my family in the US as a kid when I had a stomach flu (
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by csydas 5y ago
>For larger companies i can tell you that the red tape and additional overhead from GDPR is horribly expensive to implement. My company had about a week of design of our data handling infographic and policy page and that was it for GDPR.
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by csydas 5y ago
Because you called the comedy bits pebbles ;).
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by csydas 5y ago
Make the case for those. This is very pretty pose but it doesn't really say anything except that you think these elements exist without any real criticism to back it. Airplane! is still funny to me but I've never looked at it as a
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by csydas 5y ago
As a nascent dev, at least the best advice I've gotten so far was "write what is necessary for you". There are obvious "bad" practices that need to be eliminated early on to make life easier, but for something like
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by csydas 5y ago
Analogies are always risky business ;) Facebook has a public service and one of the options is to Unfollow; someone wrote a browser extension to do this automatically for all items. Fundamentally, what is the difference between automating t
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by csydas 5y ago
If quantum scientists thought the slit experiment was exciting, they should study IT user preferences and be amazed how depending on the mode of communication/observation, customers will both scrutinize every letter you write while sim
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by csydas 5y ago
Native advertising has been a thing for awhile, and while this is perhaps a specious assumption, I'm guessing there's a reason that it's not more prevalent than it is. This isn't meant to just be some empty counter, as I
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by csydas 5y ago
There's truth to what you're saying, but good leadership means different things in different contexts/teams. The teams I oversee have a comfort aspect to knowing that I can drop onto any situation and set the proper direction
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by csydas 5y ago
No, they are equation that previously both items were socially acceptable until society demanded change and made both illegal and provided services to enforce such laws. The impact of violating privacy is neither increased nor decreased by
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by csydas 5y ago
My guess is spacing issues in non-US homes. When I was growing up in the US, running the dishwasher meant wheeling it over to the kitchen sink, hooking it up to the hot water tap, and then running it. Friends had their dishwashers built-int
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by csydas 5y ago
>- Young people: Hard to make them use the browser, if there isn't an app (Instagram, TikTok), you are lost. If they want to discuss a topic, mostly Twitter through hashtags, YouTubers or Discord. I disagree on this take. GenZ can d
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by csydas 5y ago
I know you're being coy to slam on Apple, but this already happens in the uS __without__ Apple's (imo misguided) strategy and it happens frequently. Prosecution over thumbnails, file hash matches with tenuous connections to indivi
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by csydas 5y ago
I appreciate all that, but at least with the example of SQLLite, that's a decision by the developers, not because of an external influence (presumably). My issue here is that a government has decided that a specific country is not allo
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by csydas 5y ago
> Software freedom was always meant to refer to freedom for users, though, not freedom for developers. Honest question, what is your source for this? Is it opinion or is it part of some declaration from some group? What happens when a de
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by csydas 5y ago
I strongly disagree based on my experience consulting and the countless articles you can find about this very situation happening prior to the rise of cryptocurrency and ransomware gangs. Disgruntled employees doing shift+delete on a critic
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by csydas 5y ago
For a time in 2020, Zoom for whatever reason had a significant boom of popularity (I suppose they had some freemium option for group calls? I really don't know). As a result, a lot of companies bought licenses because Zoom was the cool
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by csydas 5y ago
>what's to stop the prosecution from actual digital evidence tampering? This happens apparently already. A few days ago on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27959755 The EFF has already made commentary on th
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by csydas 5y ago
Please re-read it - I'm sorry you got downvoted, but you misunderstood what I wrote. Texas as a state is fairly well off (2nd in GDP [0]) and my expectation is more that they would have a fairly robust system set up. There's no ph
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by csydas 5y ago
I think what's interesting for me is the lack of transparency on the system in use here and the guarantees that the data truly is being protected from alteration well. Losing data is common and should not be a big deal for a County siz
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by csydas 5y ago
>That's making some very generous assumptions. Disagree. In my current country of living, I'm not even sure how I'd properly expose the router I use to the public internet since I sit behind the ISP's NAT-ing, and eve
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by csydas 5y ago
>What’s worse is that no one is really willing to call out these issues, at least not on the record. While internally I nod my head and 'agree' that all the above points must be true, the lack of voices on why we have such seem
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by csydas 5y ago
If you're not in the US, all the time. Just searching for documentation on not so well known libraries/errors will often trigger it for me, and I'm talking like 5-10 manual (read: typed by myself into a browser) searches will
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by csydas 5y ago
I'm not sure this is accurate; on both classic magsafe adapters (mid 2012) and 2019 adapters, I've not had an adapter fray, and both my 2012 and 2019 MacBook Airs are getting daily all-day use (and because I and my friend are clum
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by csydas 5y ago
I'm not sure that's the case. Things do need to be printed because of arcane situations where paper still reigns supreme. Copy centers are not always accessible and sometimes are more costly in terms of travel and cost than the co
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by csydas 5y ago
Can you explain why you chose «dystopian» here? Did you maybe mean to indicate a sick irony? I want to lead off with saying I don't want __anyone__ exploited, but this more or less is what US consumers have and continue to do world wid
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by csydas 5y ago
>They may have even negotiated this deal before the severity of the pandemic was plain? > https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Widow_(2021_film) The talks for this began in 2017, so undoubtedly it was negotiated at

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