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by devmor 1y ago
I like this. Convincing people not to pipe remote scripts to their shell seems like a lost battle, so making it safer to do is a very good mitigation strategy.
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by devmor 1y ago
Instead of being upset and lashing out when someone corrects you and offers important advice that can save lives, you can just say "Thank you for the information." - or even say nothing at all.
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> Your only option is to run. That is not true. Please don't spread misinformation that could lead to deaths or people losing everything they own. You can put out a Lithium battery fire with a class-D fire extinguisher. If you don&#
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by devmor 1y ago
Or at all. Anker will just tell you it's not an affected model even though it clearly meets the recall details.
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Another factor is the board members and other investors of the institutions themselves. I have been privy to two specific instances where pressure to either ban or reject providing support for specific content was handed down from beyond th
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by devmor 1y ago
Privacy.com issues cards from the Visa and Mastercard networks. You can’t run your own card network easily because you would have to convince all of the merchant banks that take card transactions to do business with you. Digital money movem
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by devmor 1y ago
Well said. I am not autistic personally but working in tech and being into field-associated hobbies, I have a much more autism-dense social circle than the average person. This was awkward for me at first because it felt like I was either c
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by devmor 1y ago
That makes your intention much more clear, and I am inclined to agree. A paper should not be dismissed as mere prose on the fact that it was published via ArXiv alone.
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by devmor 1y ago
> Being published in a journal doesn't mean a work is correct nor does it mean peers read it. Putting the paper on ArXiv does mean peers are reviewing it. Sorry I don't get what you mean by this. How does putting the paper on A
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by devmor 1y ago
It definitely is for me, but it may also just be something that's generally helpful if you like making good use of your time. There are many different ways to think. As for ADHD specifically, it's a wide range of severity over sev
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Linus of LTT/LMG has a tiny version of this kind of thing at his home where the water cooling loop for servers in his basement ultimately heat his in-ground swimming pool.
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by devmor 1y ago
> I don’t rely on “willpower” or “discipline” - I try to design each day with intention This point is the most important callout to me. This is a macrocosm of how I focus on tasks as a person with already disastrous dopamine interactions
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by devmor 1y ago
Some types of industrial cooling pull fresh water in and dump heated water back out as waste water. I don't know how Meta's datacenters are cooled, but such a thing does exist. Describing it as "gobbling" is definitely o
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by devmor 1y ago
As annoyed as I am with the constant deluge of uninteresting AI/LLM articles, I would much rather see a split between tech and startup news. I think that's a lasting and useful distinction.
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by devmor 1y ago
I think "block" is a misnomer here. Cloudflare has said pirate sites as clients - they are not (and cannot) block any pirate sites that are not their clients. The remedy is for those sites to no longer be patrons of Cloudflare. If
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by devmor 1y ago
What part of the Verizon website doesn’t work on Firefox? I am curious if it’s actually the browser or its the aggressive privacy options. > a well known kindergarden I am baffled by the choice to include this laughably obscure example a
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by devmor 1y ago
Most new motherboards do already have the highest throughput M.2 connector very near the CPU. The most recent desktop I built has it situated directly below the standard formfactor x16 PCI slot.
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It's important to note that we do have contracts like that already. They're called equipment leases. But those types of contracts also have obligations on the seller, which is why Apple and similar companies don't want to h
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by devmor 1y ago
> I don't trust the government and its often very low quality workers to properly dispense a chemical with tight toxicity tolerances. I have never particularly heard anyone regard civil engineers as "low quality workers"
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Well yeah, they can and do say that. My stance and others that align with me are that ownership in trade is an inalienable right and their statement should be challenged.
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by devmor 1y ago
If a company sells me a hardware and software package, that hardware and software is no longer the property of that company once I have exchanged my money for it. That’s really the crux of the issue. If I must abide by arbitrary rules to us
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by devmor 1y ago
I’d like to ask you to do a mental exercise, sincerely. Whenever you find yourself using the word “toxin”, define it for yourself. What is a toxin, in specific terms? This is a nebulous term that is most frequently used by quacks and snake
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by devmor 1y ago
Well said. Detractors specifically whinging about the tone and appeal of the piece are exactly who the piece is criticizing. They want to be catered to. To have their hype built up. Negatives must not be allowed in their worldview, and if r
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by devmor 1y ago
I have seen a couple different videos showing off drone-carried ads in the sky. It's infuriating.
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Both the futures market and resource planning are based on evidential standards (usually). When you make those decisions without any reasoning, you are gambling , and might as well go to the casino. But notably, FOSS development is neither
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None of your claims here are based in factual assertion. These are unproven, wishful fantasies that may or may not be eventually true. No one should be evaluating or writing policy based on fantasy.
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What do you mean? Your credit report was someone else’s credit history?
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by devmor 1y ago
No, I got 19% APR because I had no credit history. I know this because there is a big detailed letter full of reasons for your offered rate that you receive when you take out a loan. The fact that you don’t know this suggests you probably d
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I’m not sure what software devs make $15 grand a month in disposable income 2 years into their career, but I certainly was not one of them.
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by devmor 1y ago
Outrage suggests a level of surprise with the anger. This is not surprising at all. When you hand over your data to a 3rd party, you should not expect it to remain private from the government that rules over that party. The entire 21st cent

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