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by dylan604 2mo ago
Yeah, shutting down to that specific browser fingerprint would be the better way. Sometimes, being able to recognize a user has it's benefits for good /s
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by dylan604 2mo ago
From the earliest days of websites allowing text input from users, this has been a thing. The same with any website that allows you to draw things, it will quickly show people drawing crude (in content not skill) objects. This is just human
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by dylan604 2mo ago
I feel like I should have my eyelids taped open strapped into a chair in a very dark room with this being projected on a screen with a loud sound system as part of the resting period between waterboarding sessions because I refuse to tellin
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by dylan604 2mo ago
I also appreciate this was before the trend of animating the opening credits by increasing the kerning. I'm sure graphic designers today would consider it boring and low effort/energy. It's giving lame. Or some such criticism
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by dylan604 2mo ago
So you throw theZuck in the hoosegow. Now what? FB will continue printing money and doing the things it always has even if under new management. Why do you think it'll change with just throw theZuck in jail?
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by dylan604 2mo ago
I always laugh when I tell people I have a wide angle telescope, but Rubin takes that to an entirely different level.
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by dylan604 2mo ago
Multiple lunar orbiters will be passing overhead at some point. They will produce images of the after effects that can be used in a before/after comparison. But the crash will(was??) not be televised or live streamed which is probably
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by dylan604 2mo ago
Well, if would could just build a damn ballroom with drone protection, we'd have nothing to fear from this idea! /s
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by dylan604 2mo ago
> Various organizations have been testing frontier airlines with the safety disabled, and it turns out... that the safety is disabled. I'm guessing an autocomplete sniped you here??? Otherwise, I wouldn't be surprised to hear t
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by dylan604 2mo ago
You like advertising for something you're not a huge fan of for free? The logic fails me
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by dylan604 2mo ago
I'd imagine a total of one Waymo car could service all of Paris, Texas and still be sitting idle for the majority of time.
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by dylan604 2mo ago
When a human driver messes up, there's a person to hold responsible. When a robot car messes up, who is held responsible? If the human messes up to the point they are no longer allowed to drive, that person is no longer on the streets
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by dylan604 2mo ago
The slurping of the kool-aid is not limited to SV. I've seen it at a couple of companies I've worked at in the past. Both were media/post type of studios where one you've probably heard of before and the other probably n
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by dylan604 2mo ago
I do this very thing in the fall when all of my neighbor's trees drop their leaves which blow into my yard. I don't bag leaves. I mulch them. To get them down to a respectable looking yard, it can easily take this many passes. I d
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by dylan604 2mo ago
> Granted, even in the 1990s there were ads; the ads in the 90s were served by the same server of the site you were browsing. those ads were images. today's ads are from 3rd party servers running arbitrary JS code that the server of
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by dylan604 2mo ago
Using good ol' ISO specs (or written specs in general) is such a fun game to play. What the spec says and what hardware/software actually do are not always the same. I worked on a project for a TV manufacturer that provided us the
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by dylan604 2mo ago
only users lose tokens? only losers use tokens? both play just similarly to the original phrases
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by dylan604 2mo ago
I doubt the vast majority of people objecting to ads are doing it because creepy privacy invading reasons compared to just simply who would actually want ads running on a screen on the fridge? Who would actually just stand in front of the f
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by dylan604 2mo ago
> it could show you what's inside before you open the door I've always thought it would be cool to have transparent doors so you could see inside without needing to open the doors. Obviously, most people do not have "neat&
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by dylan604 2mo ago
reticulating spines... kicking llama's ass...
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by dylan604 2mo ago
maybe the site's debouncing logic on the buttons isn't working well
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by dylan604 2mo ago
Just because you're using less water to power a more efficient generator does not mean the water in the lake is any less susceptible to evaporation and less water from upstream to replenish the lake.
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by dylan604 2mo ago
nope, read my response lower in this thread before your knee jerk reaction https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49158933
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by dylan604 2mo ago
I remember when Adobe switched to default saving to your cloud profile rather than local. It took digging to get the default switched back to local. I know I'm old, but who wants to save large media files to a cloud like this? It'
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by dylan604 2mo ago
Shooting in Baltimore for a story that is about Baltimore is different than shooting in a different city as a stand-in for the city in the script though. That's just normal location shooting.
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by dylan604 2mo ago
But for the purposes of doing something in protest like destroying flock cameras, the person doesn't want to be known as not doing it. They want people to know they did it, and why they did it. They want the cred. So saying they didn&#
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by dylan604 2mo ago
OneDrive is the most annoying of all the apps I never use that was installed alongside an app that I do use. Thankfully, I have now blocked it from notifying me that it can no longer connect to the mother ship.
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by dylan604 2mo ago
Except the water is in short supply, so where's that magically coming from? The Great Salt Lake is shrinking and specific to Utah. Just look at Lake Meade and Hoover Dam as an example.
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by dylan604 2mo ago
You can agree that the person did the act yet still find them not guilty. The fact is still the fact. As someone else stated, not guilty does not mean they did not do it. It just means they do not want to say they are guilty. There's o
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by dylan604 2mo ago
"Inevitably what happens is, let’s take the rental car example: A car is reported stolen by the rental car agency." I've heard stories of rental car companies being very aggressive in reporting a car stolen. It sounds like Fl

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