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by delinka 9y ago
I tend to find that I can't trust those who borrow my things to actually care for my things. They come back absolutely broken.
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by delinka 9y ago
These look like a digital Rorschach test. With the minor difference that a human "knows" the image is not really an object and is being asked to interpret in some way; where the machine has no "knowledge" nor "under
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by delinka 9y ago
It does indeed happen when an account isn't close to zero. And I always disable "overdraft protection" on my accounts - no, if I don't have the money, I don't want to pay you $35 for the privilege of "avoiding
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by delinka 9y ago
I suppose, then, that this pre-commit hook I have for tabs <-> spaces conversion is borderline fraud.
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by delinka 9y ago
I have trust issues with banks, and even my credit union. I verify their interest calculations. I monitor payment amounts. I challenge every single incorrect "NSF fee" (it's a small-town bank, and this has happened seve
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by delinka 9y ago
Dear Tim, Please focus on Mac hardware. Please focus on giving me the hardware tools to work and play on the macOS platform. Continue improving your mobile devices. Consider adding and improving only those things that will continue to m
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by delinka 9y ago
"Only developers without Android experience think that." Think what? That Linux is malware-free? If you're addressing me only, I'm just asking for clarity on the dataset in question, not expressing an opinion about the s
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by delinka 9y ago
"I don't see the Linux eco-system as being more prone to malware..." Did you count Android amongst Linux? It is after all...
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by delinka 9y ago
You’ll need to have waited 3^(33+(1/3)) to see it launch. Note: units intentionally left blank
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by delinka 9y ago
I think it's a perfect opportunity to combine a rooster and a doobie into a logo.
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by delinka 9y ago
It should say: Avoid using user input as your format string. Never pass command line parameters as the format argument to the printf family of functions.
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by delinka 9y ago
"...if no-one paid for first-class delivery..." Then they'll just make sure all delivery is third-class.
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by delinka 9y ago
I read you both and I didn't see you address the primary question: Why do you need a block chain for a decentralized social network?
644.
by delinka 9y ago
IANAL, but it makes sense to me that A) you've agreed to the GPL and thus have willingly entered a contract, or B) not agreed to the GPL and are committing copyright infringement. You can then only be in breach of contract if you'
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by delinka 9y ago
All carriers will eventually charge customers to block this "service." Until consumer-friendly legislation bans the practice ... I'd estimate approximately two decades from the time this "service" is allowed.
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by delinka 9y ago
Permission from the carrier to dump an audio file directly into your voicemail box.
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by delinka 9y ago
> My company could also claim $0 worth of assets. You need a place to live. You have the company purchase it, "license" it to you under a EULA. The company now owns property worth some amount of money (it can sell this property
648.
by delinka 9y ago
This is one of those "well why didn't I think of that?" moments. It seems awesome and I hope it pans out. But really, I came here to comment on the odd phrase I found in an image caption: "...synthetic freshwater or se
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by delinka 9y ago
I think you misunderstand. The intent of the guy asking for a cardboard case is that he wants a cheaper version of your RevPi for developers. No one should be putting this theoretical cardboard-wrapped computer into production. Yes, I see y
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by delinka 9y ago
And his physical models are now rendered to our computer screens just like a virtual 3D model would be. Just with a bit more noise and shading.
651.
by delinka 9y ago
Reading the title I was interested to see how this thing filled in the background after cropping an object from a photo... Alas, it's detecting an object in the selected region and providing a cut-out of that object to use elsewhere.
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by delinka 9y ago
I think the intent is "give developers a cheaper system to get started with" and not putting a cardboard version into production environments.
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by delinka 9y ago
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tivoization There's debate on whether the DRM imposed by the App Store qualifies as equivalent to hardware restrictions that prevent executing modified software.
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by delinka 9y ago
That's because there's no "right to be heard." Just because we have a right to speak freely doesn't mean we have a right to be listened to. You might be free to say whatever you like, but everyone else is free to ig
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by delinka 9y ago
I read it as requesting exactly the opposite.
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by delinka 9y ago
Do you have any legal citations about any party being compelled to listen to another such that the other's right to free speech is preserved?
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by delinka 9y ago
I don't see this as any different than coercion with other pairs of types.
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by delinka 9y ago
I'm going to need an explanation for how error prone it can be to add two numbers. Automatically promote the '2' to a '2n' and carry on. Where's the problem?
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by delinka 9y ago
The right to free speech does not imply a right to be heard (read, viewed, etc), by groups or individuals. If you spout things onto Social Netowrk, Inc's platform from which Social Network, Inc has decided to protect me, a private indi
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by delinka 9y ago
"...it does its own scrolling but he doesn't quite like it." Nothing should be doing its own scrolling. Everything should let the native scroll do its thing. Computers work for me and should work the way I expect. I expect

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