danmg

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by danmg 8y ago
waterfox is a complete browser based on an old version of the firefox engine. This project is a set of dot files that setups current mainline firefox.
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by danmg 8y ago
mlterm's emulation of it is better.
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by danmg 8y ago
Add this to your iphone's rss reader: https://damng.github.io/hackernews-rss-with-inlined-content/... Content will be made readable and inlined into the feed.
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by danmg 8y ago
Too bad we didn't get the techno-socialism modeled after Allende's Chile that was at the end of the book.
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by danmg 8y ago
I tried it once. You had to wait like 3 weeks for Overdrive to let you download one of the few books in their collection (mostly kids books and just pop garbage). Going to libgen is a much better experience.
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by danmg 8y ago
or people
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by danmg 8y ago
Great. Now just make an automatic transmission that's not a pile of junk.
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by danmg 8y ago
This is the reason 90% of their budget goes to comic book franchise movies. I guess it also helps that the simple-formulaic plots translate easy and rarely delve into any social issues that foreign (e.g., PRC) censors would find objectionab
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by danmg 8y ago
This is like saying that a spreadsheet with 26 columns and 1000 rows is big data, because it's larger than the budget of a city. It's really not big until you have to worry about memory mapping parts of it from disk just to view i
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by danmg 8y ago
5MB isn't big.
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by danmg 8y ago
A lot of stupid rules.
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by danmg 8y ago
The basis of western thought and canonical English literature versus 'You've Got Mail'. Yes there is a difference.
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by danmg 8y ago
The infamous rucas. ~~
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by danmg 8y ago
yes. it generally won't have a closed form however.
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by danmg 8y ago
The answer is yes.
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by danmg 8y ago
You can do all that from log files.
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by danmg 8y ago
Solution: null route *.oracle.com.
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by danmg 8y ago
Now the plots will just have to revolve around subtlety nicking the battery and turning in to a giant bomb.
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by danmg 8y ago
Not divine.
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by danmg 8y ago
ok.
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by danmg 8y ago
It's impossible to 'anonymize' telemetry data. It's meaningless since it can be 'de-anonymized' usually within a few queries. Claiming that it's 'anonymized' is just a marketing word used by tech
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by danmg 8y ago
get a refund.
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by danmg 8y ago
Nope. Specht v. Netscape Communications Corp. dealt exactly with this sort of click through 'telemetry'. Doesn't matter if it's in a shrinkwrap license.
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by danmg 8y ago
Click through EULAs are not legal documents. This has been established. It's also unlawful under the GDPR.
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by danmg 8y ago
How is telemetry not a privacy violation? It's sending back arbitrary data to someone else without explicit authorization. This data can contain anything including information about the running environment, the contents of files on the
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by danmg 8y ago
Someone should make a high end smart phone geared toward audiophiles that has a 1/2" jack and an interface to plug in a tube amp.
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by danmg 8y ago
I wouldn't know. I disable all custom typefaces.
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by danmg 8y ago
They don't need a Farday cage. They can remove the SIM.
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by danmg 8y ago
State and local governments who submitted proposals and who were rejected should charge them with quid pro quo bribery in each jurisdiction.
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by danmg 8y ago
Ok. Then this will introduce significant truncation errors and it's not a general GEMM. That's like claiming you've made the fastest FEM routine in the world by doing everything in half-precision.

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