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by eertami 10y ago
But in this case it isn't a bystander, it's out in the middle of the road in front of a moving vehicle. If a child runs in front of my car then it is most definitely at fault and I'd honestly much rather it be dead than me, i
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by eertami 10y ago
>The only con is that you can't use your own domain.
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by eertami 10y ago
I'm not American, nor a lawyer, but I have read that as they offered no disclaimers of ownership of the website they were promoting, that it might be possible to challenge them.
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by eertami 10y ago
Real shady stuff and definitely immoral. The most telling part of this whole debacle for me came from a (now deleted) tweet by TmarTn[1] where he states: > That being said, everything we've done up until this point has been legal, t
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by eertami 10y ago
>Twitter (The BEST tool in my mind, and I don’t follow the stream so no clouded mental space.) So... the article title a lie, understandable because he needs mad pageviews yo, but this is what I really don't understand. Is he saying
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by eertami 10y ago
>better reputation for taxi services, such as in London, Uber's inroads have not been as great as they have been in SF or NY. Odd, my personal experience has been the exact opposite. I can't remember any of my friends (aged in
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by eertami 10y ago
The solution to this is including a checksum with the link to the file, and if the checksum doesn't match, don't load the file. See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subres..
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by eertami 10y ago
>How easy is it to create a malicious file that matches the checksum of a known file? I'd say not easy at all, practically impossible. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preimage_attack
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by eertami 11y ago
My office has a café level coffee setup like the one you describe. Slowly improving, still manage to cock it up completely now and then. Are there any things you would tell yourself if you went back in time to when you were new to it? Just
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by eertami 11y ago
Obviously but I mean why disable it when you can instead post snide, edgy, holier-than-thou diatribe on the internet? /s
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by eertami 11y ago
Then just fucking disable them jesus nobody gives a shit. All you're doing is complaining. In case your time is too precious to lookup how (because complaining about meaningless shit on the internet is obviously more important) I'
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by eertami 11y ago
>I will happily keep on paying high price for the Apple products in the future too as long as all of my personal data is not being broadcasted Yeah I'm sure all those celebs that had all their nude photos stolen from icloud would to
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by eertami 11y ago
Not all companies will be open to this idea, and the ones that are may have some criteria eg: how far into your career you are (for instance new/junior devs are less likely to be going fully remote). Picking the right motivation will h
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by eertami 11y ago
I've seen sex get recognized as "Sport" by the Fitbit "auto-detect" feature. Also does count steps.
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by eertami 11y ago
He wasn't disparaging the differently abled. You have just failed to understand what was said and in the process have made a retarded comment.
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by eertami 11y ago
>When I criticize today's mainstream it's that this quality isn't there anymore. No, it's because you don't like it and can't feel superior any longer if you were to enjoy it. It's just incredibly eliti
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by eertami 11y ago
>(which is the reason why it doesn’t have much adoption in countries with reasonable prices). Huh? I don't think this is correct. WhatsApp is huge in Europe, nearly everyone I meet prefers to use WhatsApp over SMS yet almost every
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by eertami 11y ago
Youtube Red is included in Google Music.
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by eertami 11y ago
>and are going to listen to Spotify stream anyway But... Spotify streams at 320kbps (Vorbis), which is WAY more than enough until you start spending $500+ on your setup. Why is that even relevant?
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by eertami 11y ago
Yeah the removal is clientside. Most "twitch chat users" use BetterTTV[0] which adds some pretty useful features, and also stops messages from being deleted. [0]: http://nightdev.com/betterttv/
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by eertami 11y ago
Linus typically berates those he expects more from, but who have dropped the ball.
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by eertami 11y ago
>Cissexism is pretty much unchecked cis privilege or an otherwise shoddy awareness of the social monopoly on binary gender. rolls eyes Fuckin' Poe's law.
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by eertami 11y ago
>part of the institution of privilege and power that has driven diversity from our ranks Satirical piece right? For my own well-being I'm gonna assume this is satire.
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by eertami 11y ago
Are you honestly so incapable of independent thought that you need someone else to tell you what effect your life choices are having? If you're interested, try it, see if you like it. If not, don't try it.
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by eertami 11y ago
Facebook is for closed networks. Twitter has literally no effect on the real world and is only cared about by the people on twitter. Neither are really a problem.
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by eertami 11y ago
>I don't even need to come up with a specific reason, the burden of proof lies on the makers of F.lux to demonstrate that their specific product does what it says Man who the fuck cares. Millions of people use f.lux every day - pers
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by eertami 11y ago
>Blizzard has no idea how to make money from mobile Uhh, Hearthstone?
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by eertami 11y ago
I imagine most people use both [a combination of chat and email]. Real time chat channels are much better for fast moving ephemeral discussions and neither would I want that sort of thing in my inbox.
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by eertami 11y ago
Why do you want that? At my company I don't think anybody has IRC logs enabled, and it is highly suggested that you don't do so - chat, much like real life conversations, is inherently ephemeral.
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by eertami 11y ago
>But I seriously doubt the anti-GG people sent death threats. No true scotsman

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