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by deno 6y ago
Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/2rpWv0P.png
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by deno 6y ago
I said it’s conjecture and you don’t disagree. I’ll leave it to you how sensational it is. I have biases but I would have no problem in moderating without them as above else I believe in free speech, so this argument is not very convincing,
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by deno 6y ago
It has already been happening in UK for some time. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/arrests-offensive-face...
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by deno 6y ago
As opposed to Twitter which is known for hiring conservative moderators as they strive for neutrality. I don’t know if the moderation log is in the leaks, but that’s something that you could draw some conclusions from. So far all this is co
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by deno 6y ago
All your reference shows is all politically-neutral anti-SPAM categories[1]. Compare this with Twitter’s internal moderation tool[2] and their granular suppression capabilities which appear deliberately prone to abuse. [1] https:/&#x2
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by deno 6y ago
This happens with many US-exclusive websites since GDPR[1]. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17154971
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by deno 6y ago
Just strategically this doesn’t make any sense as banning National Enquirer would draw 100 times more attention to the story. If Bezos wants revenge he’s surely smart enough to get it quietly. Banning Parler also draws similar attention to
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by deno 6y ago
So how ‘open’-source is that car now? This actually might make Nissan more attractive to some people.
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by deno 6y ago
Macromedia Flash allowed you to export to an .exe and it just worked (on Windows). The executables weren’t big either, I remember taking my Flash presentations to school on floppy disks.
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by deno 6y ago
No one’s going to target DRM-locked & proprietary (custom motherboard & SOC) Smart TVs when you can get everything you want here (except extra box) targeting an Amlogic s905 or similar box with HDMI CEC[1] that anyone can get for le
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by deno 6y ago
And hugely successful in Poland despite and maybe even because of the name.
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by deno 6y ago
No to take away from your point, which I think is valid, but the NYT in 1921 is _the_ Internet. We’ve gone from being starved for information to being overloaded. So really you’re comparing apples to oranges they just happen to be named the
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by deno 6y ago
No. Why? Because. All you need :)
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by deno 6y ago
I’m sorry. Can I still be in the cool kids club?
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by deno 6y ago
Security of your network shouldn’t depend on your visitors not running malware (and/or Windows). I’d suggest putting them in a separate WiFi network isolated from your internal LAN and from each other. Most decent APs support it and ca
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by deno 6y ago
Wow, Vice actually outed her as gay, in China. There’s not much room to fall any lower now, unless they learn how to hack voicemails.
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by deno 6y ago
That physical copy still has to be signed by Microsoft. It’s Sneakernet instead of Internet but everything else stays exactly the same.
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by deno 6y ago
The name “paravirtualization” is sort of misleading. It has more to do with history of virtualization than anything to do with technical aspects of it. The intention was to separate it from full on emulation, which is much slower. All moder
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by deno 6y ago
That’s an effort to have Chromium work natively on Wayland. It works just fine on X.org and even under Wayland with XWayland if you use something like ChromeOS’s Sommelier or just set window.zoomLevel/--force-dpi-something=2 (and not h
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by deno 6y ago
Using mixed-blurriness environment sounds like a nightmare to me, even if everything should work correctly.
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by deno 6y ago
It’s not GPU pass-through, it’s paravirtualization.
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by deno 6y ago
VSCode works just fine with hidpi on Linux. It’s just an Electron app after all, and Chromium has had hidpi support since forever.
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Nintendo issues cease-and-desist for Switch modchip installation service(arstechnica.com)
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by deno 6y ago
This is comparing next-gen NVMe to a 5400 rpm HDD. It’s a generational leap only because they’re skipping at least two or three generations.
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by deno 6y ago
> "apt-get" is the classic tool for Windows Subsystem for Linux Hello darkness, my old friend…
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by deno 6y ago
No idea but here’s WebGL version: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/3sBBRK
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by deno 6y ago
The argument was not about you.
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by deno 6y ago
You don’t need much battery for tracking. Airplane mode is observable because it disables background applications as a side effect. If you only have one optimized spying application, this effect is no longer there. Only security researchers
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by deno 6y ago
It’s for the imposed quarantine, so my understanding is if you cross the border or have a positive test. More information: https://www.gov.pl/attachment/dfc022ca-df40-4b81-94e4-44ef20... or: https://transl
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by deno 6y ago
We’re talking about future phones.

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