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by docmars 1y ago
Give me a break, don't play word games. If you created an app that essentially doxed police and schemed ways to circumvent their ability to enforce the law, I'd hope you would get in trouble for that, especially if it compromised
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by docmars 1y ago
"Apple takes down illegal app criminals used to circumvent law enforcement" FTFY Fox :)
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Nice!
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I simply don't answer my phone for anyone not already in my contacts, unless I'm expecting a call from a contractor or local service. I assume if I have a problem with any of my accounts, I'll eventually find out and self ser
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by docmars 1y ago
This update is hideous. I'm already regretting the upgrade. So many design flaws that it's too distracting to use.
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by docmars 1y ago
> Because his abhorrent ideas have already been rejected by civil society. I hate to break it to you, but judging by the outcome of last year's election, this statement is provably false. This means his opponents' ideas are by-
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by docmars 1y ago
This has been used as an effective way to gaslight people with concerns about government censorship or surveillance, especially when 2020's myriad lies and sociopolitical events ensued.
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by docmars 1y ago
Applying the term "fascism" and "eugenics" to capture everything they disagree with is not a strong ideal though. I wish they'd find something more convincing.
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by docmars 1y ago
I encourage everyone to apply the same reasoning to both sides, not just the one they dislike. On the other hand, some really just want a gas stove, incandescent light bulbs, and air conditioning. Others just want to film their waiter getti
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by docmars 1y ago
As many have begun to realize, the parent comment to yours is a large reason why the Democrats lost the 2024 election, and yet so many seem all too willing to double down on this rhetoric regardless of whether people are seeking a more bala
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by docmars 1y ago
Which subreddits are you talking about? 'Cause I'm pretty certain calling anyone a Nazi with zero discretion is a sign you're "normal" on Reddit, almost as if it were a purity test.
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by docmars 1y ago
Unfortunately fascists were in control before Elon bought the platform, so if that's the case, nothing's really changed.
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by docmars 1y ago
Firefox gives me no such option. My only CTA is "Try again" which only repeats the same "Secure Connection Failed - SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG" message, and when the paragraph is expanded, there are no links and action
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by docmars 1y ago
I think a lot of the dysfunction we see in the world can be attributed to people feeling positive emotions towards deeply problematic logical decisions, so they favor them for whatever perceived benefit they'll get from that decision,
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by docmars 1y ago
I kind of hate that this is even possible. People should be able to bypass something like this on their own accord if they so choose.
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by docmars 1y ago
Exactly. It takes enormous effort to get product and engineering teams to agree on how to use JIRA properly, because everyone has their own ideas around how and what to organize. It's exhausting.
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by docmars 1y ago
Yep, at the risk of repeating what you said: I think this is why so many project management / todo apps exist with their own flavor of the very basics. It's a reflection of those wishes that feel natural to us individually, and it
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by docmars 1y ago
Work is. I actually don't have access to our billing, so I couldn't tell you exactly, but it depends on how many ACUs (Agent Compute Units) you've used. We use a Team plan ($500 /mo), which includes 250 ACUs per month. E
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by docmars 1y ago
I'm using TypeScript. In my case, these refactors are usually small and only spanning up to 5 files depending on how interdependent things are. The benefit with an Agent is it's ability to find and detect related side effects caus
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With something like Devin, where it integrates directly with your repo and generates documentation based on your project(s), it's much more productive to use as an agent. I can delegate like 4-5 small tasks that would normally take me
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by docmars 1y ago
This sounds great on paper, but what incentive does Valve have fighting for a game listing with only 100 players? I get the feeling many companies would find it easier to allow payment processors to censor something if the product isn'
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by docmars 1y ago
For scale, this is the easiest approach. Teams can focus on their roles and specialize more, which leads to higher efficiency as team members build their rhythm and stay focused on what they're great at. At my company, our React SPA us
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by docmars 1y ago
> wouldn't something like Astro be a happy middle ground? Absolutely, but it is additional boilerplate I have to worry about that serves as another layer alongside whatever SPA framework I prefer; whereas spinning up a Vite template
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The other common (valid) argument is that it's easy for children to access this content because they're already using Steam and unless they have mature content filters enabled, it's already trivial to bypass age gates by lyin
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by docmars 1y ago
Even for basic sites, I tend to reach for an SPA because I never know when I'll be adding dynamic features, anything from basic showing / hiding of content, list / configuration-based rendering, or requesting data. It's
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by docmars 1y ago
Collective Shout is the activist group that put pressure on MasterCard to make this decision. They're claiming and celebrating the work they did to make this happen on their own X account.
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by docmars 1y ago
This originated from an Australian-based feminist activist group called "Collective Shout", who put pressure on the payment processors to censor digital content. They claimed it as their own victory on X this week.
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by docmars 1y ago
Collective Shout (who pushed for this) is not a conservative group, but rather a feminist activist group based in Australia. They're responsible for numerous other calls for bans against games like Detroit: Become Human, GTA, etc.
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Get this - they power the payments infrastructure for OnlyFans, which to many people is arguably more degenerate than a few adult-themed games. People can also buy TV shows and movies in which their content is far more grusome and disturbin
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by docmars 1y ago
I think this is exacerbated by the acute rise in real autism cases (not self-diagnosed) going from 1 in 10,000 clear to 1 in 31 cases in children, in the span of 50 years. As people learn there's something gravely wrong with how they i

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