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emhart
13y ago
Question for contributors/maintainers: Once a reporter has taken possession/responsibility for your communication, do your future communications still end up in the general bucket, or can they be restricted only to that reporter?
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emhart
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I think it speaks to GoDaddy's reputation that a portion of this letter was dedicated to talking about GoDaddy's new leadership team and motto, one assumes to assuage any concerns about that reputation's impact on MT. Judging
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emhart
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I went to a theatre conservatory in NYC and was constantly assaulted by the drumbeat of "50% attrition rate!" and "If you don't need to be here as much as you need to breath, drop out now" and on and on. So when, in
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Picking the Bridge
(newyorker.com)
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emhart
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emhart
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I appreciate the tip, but you don't need to justify yourself with "hackers should respect language." Especially as that might imply that you think I don't, before giving me the opportunity to acknowledge the note. Thanks
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emhart
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Nice to see them getting back to their roots. :)
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emhart
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Agreed on exceeding expectations! I wasn't self-aware enough to parse my expectations the way you have, but I was very cynical when I clicked through and very pleasantly surprised.
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emhart
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I not only appreciate what they are trying to do moving forward, but also the entirely good natured, reasonable tone of the whole message. He explains without getting defensive and, in my opinion, helps Yahoo come out of this with a potenti
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Lego Looks to Expand in China, the Land of Lego Knockoffs
(qz.com)
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I don't mean to say "what happens if you lose a finger" rather, what happens when your biometric key has been compromised. You can only move on to so many unique body parts before you're out of key changes.
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emhart
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Link references a satire site. Disappointed to see it's still got legs.
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emhart
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"Once your fingerprint is compromised how do you change it?" This is the central question for all biometrics for me and I believe one of the hardest problems to solve. There are many people who believe they are solving this by usi
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Physicists create 'molecules' of light
(physicsworld.com)
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I'm wondering if successful attacks on this lock (should it get popular enough to warrant it) will lead to successful attacks on similar technology on homes. There is an impressive amount of innovation when it comes to stealing bikes a
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emhart
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And similarly efficient attacks for current gen disc detainer based bike locks are on the horizon.
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emhart
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You two seem to have a terrible time not working on holidays. I can't wait to see what comes out of your next vacation!
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emhart
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Just noticed this comment in the code: *droppable: true or false (false by default). If true, dropping an image on the canvas will include it and allow you to draw on it That's awesome! I was thinking that this would make a great color
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emhart
13y ago
This is a lovely program and yes, Comic Sans fits 100% perfectly :) haters gonna hate!
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emhart
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I'd love to! But, the 3 people I've approached about it so far have all failed to work with a single lead. Literally I'll forward them an email asking me to come speak somewhere, and they never communicate with the person or
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emhart
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Hey, halfcat, I hope you revisit this thread and see this, but you are apparently hellbanned (only those of us with "showdead" on can see you. I actually can't imagine why, your comment history all seems pretty reasonable. An
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Peachy Printer - The world's first $100 3D Printer
(3ders.org)
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I was hoping to send this piece to my Mother, as we've had long, frustrating conversations about each of the people mentioned in the article, but hesitated for that very reason. Then, just now reading your comment, realized that my hes
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emhart
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I appreciate you sharing the link, I missed it on the front page. How fitting! :) And I also appreciate your thoughts. Thank you.
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It's worth a lot, and while I am not female, and can't fully empathize, I would like to say that I at least sympathize and that I see and try to speak against what you are describing. Women in particular seem to be taught not to p
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emhart
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I do think that it has some sort of knurled ethical/moral center in the middle there. It's definitely an emotional response, but logic & emotion are at odds on this one for me.
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I'm trying to think how to explain it without using anecdotes, as I want to understand it myself without punting to simile. I know that I undervalue the importance of money in my own life (I have been poor to the point of homelessness
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emhart
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I've usually read these threads without thinking about my own situation, but suddenly realized, I'm getting checks every month. It's not much, only $100-$250 per month, based on advertisements on my youtube channel, most comi
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emhart
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This. Whether for this specific case or in general, the rigidity of these sort of governmental/administrative systems dehumanize us. We are engaged in a conversation about the standardization of names, about applying limits to our give
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Very glad to hear that :)
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jbg331 - while we wait for people to ferret out the right answer, can you tell us how the woman in question has responded to the "game"? Genuinely curious.
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