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by duxup 4mo ago
How long does a place last doing this? I would assume they go out of business, or (at least in the US) run into an informed employee who reports them to local state authorities ... and maybe still go out of business.
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by duxup 4mo ago
It's relevant. We're people sharing and discussing, not a TV show. The idea that if we're discussing a problem that only people with that problem may share their experience is absurd at face value.
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by duxup 4mo ago
I remember when the advice was to NOT give out your personal information online. Now it's "present your personal info when demanded or else".
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by duxup 4mo ago
I think "this doesn't happen to me" is a valid response. We're all here sharing. I find the internet full of panic and fear and negativity these days and it overstates how pervasive a thing is. Example: I travel to Dis
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by duxup 4mo ago
It's wild how much housing is a big issue but local government with direct control, choose to do nothing. I know of a rural area where folks are upset about housing prices, there's no lack of space, they just do not zone more hou
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by duxup 4mo ago
It’s so strange, we’ve been building data centers for ages without being a jerk about it…
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by duxup 4mo ago
Just seems like gatekeeping for graft and favors / corruption.
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by duxup 4mo ago
I would want jobs opinion because Jobs would give a good analysis, more so because I would value his opinion. Any other person selling an alternative… might just be BS.
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by duxup 4mo ago
> Edison also subjected candidates to the 'salt test'. He'd serve candidates soup, and if they salted it before tasting it, he'd allegedly disqualify them. His theory here was that this proved they operated on assumpt
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by duxup 4mo ago
It shouldn’t require a login.
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by duxup 4mo ago
What’s wrong with my submissions? It’s what I find interesting and choose to share.
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by duxup 4mo ago
I don’t know if that really is any different than any other time.
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by duxup 4mo ago
Free link: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/18/opinion/israel-america-ir...
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Trump and Netanyahu Have Stepped in It Now(nytimes.com)
19 points by duxup 4mo ago|8 comments
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by duxup 4mo ago
All these children laws end up as putting the onus on the adult to expose themself to whomever. It used to be "don't give your name to anyone online" and now it's "hand it over when you're told".
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by duxup 4mo ago
I'm around kids every day, they're a dynamic group. I see adults like you describe ...
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by duxup 4mo ago
I think it undermines the entire reasoning not dealing with the bad actors and reasonably questions what the actual intent is. Social media companies bad ... laws imposed by government on individuals who aren't the people doing bad thi
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by duxup 4mo ago
I don't think internet puritanism imposed by government will protect anyone.
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by duxup 4mo ago
I feel like if there's a bad actor... this kind of legislation just ignores it / the problem. Meanwhile kids will still find ways to do what they wish online and it will be hidden... adults exposed to these same bad actors.
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by duxup 4mo ago
I like that article. One thing I notice is that very busy people, are often busy by choice. Yes they have work, but they're not slaves to working those extra hours... they choose to pick up that laptop at home because it is there. Fol
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by duxup 4mo ago
Maybe as simple as pay to play, bribe solicitation. Similar thing to this administration canceling random programs.
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by duxup 4mo ago
Free link: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/17/us/politics/trump-iran-de...
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Trump Demanded Iran's 'Unconditional Surrender.' He Got a Surprise Instead(nytimes.com)
18 points by duxup 4mo ago|6 comments
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by duxup 4mo ago
When I worked with high end networking equipment latency, bandwidth, jitter and bursty traffic was just a never ending conversation…
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by duxup 4mo ago
Latency issues and mix of incompatible hardware sounds like some pretty poor planning / an inexperienced team?
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RFK Jr. melts down over NYT report, admits he blacklists reporters(arstechnica.com)
9 points by duxup 4mo ago|0 comments
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by duxup 4mo ago
That's kinda software development ... generally and not really new as far as I'm concerned. Even everyone earnestly trying to identify the feature that IS IMPORTANT to clients and will actually be used and appreciated frequently i
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by duxup 4mo ago
I certainly struggle with this myself where I add icons and I think “wow this work great” and then I add a few more and “ omg this is horrible”. It’s a knife’s edge.
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by duxup 4mo ago
What are you doing on your fold device that works as well on a tablet but not a phone?
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by duxup 4mo ago
Free link: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/06/10/technology/predator-catch...

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