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by csydas 4y ago
For anything you are ready to go full-force on, first ask yourself: - How do I know this? - What is the basis on which I form my opinion? - What facts that I can demonstrate independently are available to be presented? - What are the counte
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It depends on what your goal is. Different communication needs different practice styles. I'm an American who emigrated some years ago to Eastern Europe and work in IT with a lot of persons from Eastern Europe, and we do some trainings
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Late to the party but Microsoft's arguments fall flat for me, at least with regards to Apple and Google, moreso Apple but can give Google _some_ credit on this one. Neither "forces" their respective browser in the same way th
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by csydas 4y ago
I don't think this really addresses the main concerns people are putting in the comments. "Mine more" has a definite end-point as eventually you can't just mine more. While it's good to be using solar and getting of
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This honestly just isn't as true as it used to be. Microsoft is happy to break and deprecate stuff nowadays in all of its platforms, it's just been slower to do so on Windows, but even Windows is losing its immunity. Remember it w
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Infinite scrolling isn't so much of an issue but I've noticed a few sites don't seem to handle feeding content into it well even when they undoubtedly have the content to back it. A few image sites I've checked seem to d
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I don't think that's true that people want 1 thing that does it all. They certainly want one bill, that I'll grant, but that's not exactly the same thing. People want an ecosystem that is easy to adapt to, and more speci
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I would agree, the connotations come from internal classifications from the reader, and the classifications just don't bear scrutiny in most cases. A red apple is not inherently bad nor is a green apple inherently good. A person might
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DS_Store just includes basic window configuration information for Macs. Stuff like list vs icons, size of the columns, etc, so you have a consistent UI look when you're accessing your remote drives. It can be toggled to avoid it on rem
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Don't think about it as not trusting, it's "Trust but verify". Try to imagine such a scam being pulled and now the company has to answer questions on "why weren't further verifications done? So anyone with a be
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I think as long as the list is clear on what it must not have in advance and what it must have, it's not as big of a deal. Strings are a pain in the ass and come up with surprising ways to be frustrating, so I can totally get a restric
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The biggest surprise for me from this article is that the author didn't like Newpipe, which is surprising for me. I know that it breaks every couple of weeks when Youtube changes something to mess with youtube-dl/newpipe/othe
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> Anyway, I think in 2022, operating system choice is more of a personal preference thing than a technical one. They're all equally bad, just in different ways. I like most of your post since I agree with a lot of it, but I'd l
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by csydas 4y ago
I agree, I cannot really take the more malicious interpretation seriously if the premise of the lock is to render theft useless and ensure data security/privacy even in any situation. I would be more sympathetic to the argument if it d
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by csydas 4y ago
It's good to remind people, but Zoom does everything it can from my perspective to ensure no one is aware of this. By default if you click a Zoom meeting link to join, it takes you to the Zoom page and starts a download of the installe
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by csydas 4y ago
It happens a lot more than you'd think. Programming continues to be big money even if you're awful at it. To give a lousy comparison, imagine a story with a really lousy wizard; they can mess up/fail most of the time, but as
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I think you're missing the intent part of crime. Someone selling a duffle bag or producing one for production is likely not selling it for the purpose of facilitating crime, they just are selling a bag. The question with guns/kniv
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I would be hesitant to get into the knife/gun comparisons. The charge isn't the anonymization of the money, it's specifically the concealment of money produced by criminal activity, and whether or not that's something th
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by csydas 4y ago
Maybe a dumb question but why do so many apps rely on dotfiles when /etc exists? I'm not making a judgement, this is an earnest question as even though it's meant for system config files, is there any reason that all app conf
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One of my first jobs was IT for a University, and due to limited space, our team was housed in the University library. It was honestly fantastically handled by the Librarians as they addressed this by using the building space as a visual gu
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It's one aspect. Uniqlo also uses them for faster ring ups at the counter. They just stack you items over the reader and it gets every tag nice and fast with a final sight check by the cashier that they got everything. I'm not sur
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I have a lot of thoughts on this as I direct both a support and RND team. First, I must admit I find it surprising there isn't a support team in between yourself and the clients. Developers are named as such because they develop, they&
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I'm very mixed on this as I agree a lot of C-Levels mostly have mastered the art of selling themselves and I find most announcements of new C-Levels in my company to just be a waste of an email and likely salary. But your last part str
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I would second this. I handle a lot of meetings and screenings for technical positions and quite a few Senior Network Administrators don't know or remember the basics for a lot of networking items and are completely lost when it comes
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From my experience/workflow, it's because I typically am needing to switch between reviewing the contents of a file and changing my search up a bit based on what I'm seeing. To be clear, for extremely bulky logs or projects,
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I get your point, and actual unlimited plans would be just fine in my opinion. I've done remote work weeks completely from a phone connection, and on average I'd use between 1.2 GiB to 4 GiB per day for just work items depending o
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Because it's normal for humans as I see it to be selfish, and we've built systems that force selfish desires to clash repeatedly. Selfishness has a bad reputation, but in fact it's how you end up not starving and broke in the
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No, that is not the case. > B. NOTWITHSTANDING SUBSECTION A OF THIS SECTION, A PERSON WHO IS 22 THE SUBJECT OF POLICE CONTACT MAY RECORD THE ENCOUNTER IF THE PERSON IS 23 NOT INTERFERING WITH LAWFUL POLICE ACTIONS, The basis of being su
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I appreciate what I assume is a good faith attempt to read this law, but the law isn't about giving the officers room to safely operate. If that were the case, it would not cite _recording the officers_ as the illegal action, it would
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It's not about the technical details, it's about the fact that before you'd ever have a chance to present such an argument, you already are liable for a fine And jailtime (30 days). It doesn't matter what might end up ha

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