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by dogleash 4y ago
Don't most enterprises already use an in house root cert to MITM all https anyway?
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by dogleash 4y ago
> are faked to generate support? No need to fake it. Just skew your presentation of reality to fit your narrative. https://youtu.be/UWROBiX1eSc?t=193
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by dogleash 4y ago
> Yelling at passing royals at a moment of deep solemnity: not fine, and stretching the free speech defence IMO lol, my country's concept of free speech is in part based on the idea everyone should be able to tell your country'
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by dogleash 4y ago
> Maybe it's better to acknowledge these problems before you start instead of beating your head? What's unacknowledged? They're doing exploratory work. That often involves developing under known and expected limitations to
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by dogleash 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel_oops
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by dogleash 4y ago
That's a terrible argument as the thing to be reviewed (advertisement (not "everything")) is directly connected to a revenue stream and the level of time spent on reviews scales with the amount of income.
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by dogleash 4y ago
Steam and Netflix made it possible for people to play/watch media more easily than going to the pirate bay. What are spammers trying to accomplish, that a better product would prevent them from using email (that isn't just them sh
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by dogleash 4y ago
>All the others have gone down the path of "how do we trick people into transferring their money to us?". In that sense, Apple is exceptional. Apple Computer? The credit card issuing, sharecropper mobile platform company? That
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by dogleash 4y ago
> there's a very real pipeline in which people with less-trained critical thinking skills If this is your opinion, perhaps the problem is that society undervalues critical thinking skills. Not that an entertainer isn’t shilling in
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by dogleash 4y ago
We have law that restricts indecent/obscene content, and it applies exclusively to FTA TV and radio. But it's completely unrelated to the ratings system for tv and movies. Most channels not restricted by those rules (subscription
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by dogleash 4y ago
MPAA ratings are not government censorship, they're cartel censorship. The reason corporations follow the cartel's rules are financial agreements and the fear of PR backlash for not letting parents outsource parenting.
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by dogleash 4y ago
No. The point of view that between being maximally uptight about race is different than acknowledging and working against racism.
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by dogleash 4y ago
>Personally I'm mostly offended how stale and unoriginal a lot of these jokes are It's CBS. The channel for old people on a medium for old people. >I dare you to show that scene at a liberal college and notice how few laugh
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by dogleash 4y ago
>there's even porches and overscan included in the signal Well, I guess this explains some of my "why the fuck is this even an option" when trying to make a TV just display the signal as it was received.
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by dogleash 4y ago
When was the last time[1] you saw a major consumer application [] crash hard and fail on you? This was a daily (or worse) event for most of software history! The apps I use are now riddled with hang bugs rather than crash bugs. Huzza.
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by dogleash 4y ago
Talking about the indirect meanings of 'corpspeak' is only interesting to me in the way we approach the topic. Corpspeak isn't novel in being duplicitous language. Compared to deliberately vague, concealing, and/or load
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by dogleash 4y ago
These statements should be understood as Google's privacy, and Google's security. You're just an authorized user.
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by dogleash 4y ago
It’s not uncommon, weird, or counterproductive when there is a team of two and one is the other’s direct report. The problems arise when the manager treats the situation with more hierarchy than the situation warrants. Think about it like
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by dogleash 4y ago
And even then… there were people that still preferred the physical keyboards on smartphones even as they fell out of fashion because everyone was chasing apple. Swipe keyboards are good enough and physical keyboards are out of fashion long
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by dogleash 4y ago
> Touch screens are just their 60+ year old fossils Please don’t play this game where a bad design decision was finally recognized as bad design and a scapegoat is found rather than admitting the “experts” who did it have no clothes. UX
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by dogleash 4y ago
Nobody knows how to do a failure analysis. I used to work in r&d, now that I’m building websites and mobile apps the culture doesn’t care. Pointing out obvious design limitations will, more often that not, make me the asshole. Not even
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by dogleash 4y ago
The entire premise of the article rests on the context that most coverage about Woodstock 99 are exactly those things you're criticizing this for not being. In addition to all the lessons learned, both by society and this author, it s
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by dogleash 4y ago
I think experience has shown us time and time again that the following forms are misapplications of Occam's Razor: - business decision X isn't (in part) motivated by the intention to exploit the incidental access to data a product
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by dogleash 4y ago
>As a consumer, you want everything to be a commodity True. But I'm also guessing that in 5 years I'll be more frustrated at the level of control they're exercising with thing they're currently building next to it. Mo
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by dogleash 4y ago
I ain't hating but "commoditizing your complement" is just pushing others out and restricting access with extra steps. Admittedly, the bones they'll throw us in the process do look like they'll be cool, tho.
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by dogleash 4y ago
Perl's not unique in that way. Any language can talk cgi. That's literally the purpose of cgi. Perl was just the popular scripting language of the day. If you're using something other than cgi to get your httpd to talk to y
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by dogleash 4y ago
>the world has never been as encouraging of trying different things as now Weed was the counterculture of 50 years ago. Teens exploring drugs in that era are literal boomers. It's just normalized now. I don't think it has anyt
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by dogleash 4y ago
Programmers selling out is the goal in and of itself these days. It's gotten to the point where we just sorta accept that people want to work at places like Facebook and Google. There's so many of them that the thing to do is tre
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by dogleash 4y ago
C'mon, it's just someone with some opinions you don't like, not the bogie man. It's not a rabbit hole to hear out someone you disagree with. Unless you're either afraid 1) they might be right, or 2) the listener do
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by dogleash 4y ago
I use bing whenever I need a search that sticks closer to exact keywords instead of google's attempt to know what you want better than you do. Good for when you need to cut through SEO-ed spam that's in the vague area of the topi

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