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by evan_ 4y ago
you do realize that "word2048962062" is the format of username suggested to you when you signup, right?
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by evan_ 4y ago
Why do any of those things require a "federated Twitter"? Hackernews has two moderators and several orders of magnitude fewer users. I would argue that the amount of moderation required increases exponentially with the number of e
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by evan_ 4y ago
It's disappointing that there doesn't seem to be a "hobbyist" price tier. Maybe that's what the "web" product is intended for.
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by evan_ 5y ago
The difference is that JavaScript is an interpreted language, rather than a compiled language. Interpreted languages are distributed as source code, and an interpreter evaluates each line of code to transform it into machine language for
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by evan_ 5y ago
They don't have to take a shower on New Year's Day.
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by evan_ 5y ago
wow I had no idea society was ruled over by children with leukemia. Learn something new every day.
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by evan_ 5y ago
if the company is folding as it sounds like, severance might just be whatever you can steal from the supply closet
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by evan_ 5y ago
Detail from the comments, about the QR-code-like blocks that appear between sprocket holes: > The blocks also carried software, so that the decoding equipment (such as the DA-10 and DA-20) could have their firmware automatically upgraded
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by evan_ 5y ago
Easier to defend than a satellite maybe?
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by evan_ 5y ago
Consider an icon font where "E" is a little "edit" pencil- to a screen reader it just looks like an "E". Of course you could just put `aria-label="edit"` on its container the same way you would an SVG
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by evan_ 5y ago
> how do I get the button into the "idle, down" state? Click and hold outside of the button, and drag over it.
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by evan_ 5y ago
You're misreading, you have to "verify" your account first as well as set up MFA. Verifying just consists of confirming your email via a one-time token. Setting up MFA presumably just makes sure there's no impetus to hac
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by evan_ 5y ago
Confusing analogy, doormen frequently do have a key to every apartment in the building. Anyway I agree it would be bad practice but that doesn't mean it's not done.
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by evan_ 5y ago
It looks like there are some orgs where "forgot password" is restricted and has to go through an internal site admin- or an Okta CSE. There's not a "Reset password" link on cloudflare.okta.com for instance, just a l
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by evan_ 5y ago
They wouldn't need to have an Okta CSE account for that, since anyone can go to *.okta.com and fire off a reset password email for any account. (Then again it does look like that's not available for every org. There's not a &
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by evan_ 5y ago
you can do a lot of damage with read access depending on what you're able to read
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by evan_ 5y ago
There was an unfounded conspiracy theory[1] spread in 2020 about Wayfair that continues[2] to affect its review scores. Also, many of the positive reviews from Appliances Connection are marked as having been solicited by Appliances Connecti
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by evan_ 5y ago
> Any society or segment of any society that isn't producing average 120 IQ babies with superior sensory perception, physical strength, dexterity, and so forth Where all the women are strong, all the men are good-looking, and all th
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by evan_ 5y ago
Scabies is caused by a parasitic mite. This example likely supports the “parasite” theory.
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by evan_ 5y ago
https://theintercept.com/2017/09/03/the-fbi-pressured-a-lone... https://www.nytimes.com/2021/04/15/magazine/fbi-internationa... impossible to know how many such stories th
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by evan_ 5y ago
That means the people in charge now were trained by the people doing that stuff 50 years ago
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by evan_ 5y ago
I kinda got the year wrong, 1998 would've been a better thing to say. I was working on multiple shipping products using JavaScript in 2008.
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by evan_ 5y ago
Did you just fall through a time portal from 2008? JavaScript hasn't been the exclusive domain of "script kiddies" for a loooong time.
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by evan_ 5y ago
Couldn't say for sure but I would speculate it has to do with, you can link directly to a video and it won't show a bunch of links to other videos to watch, comments, ads, etc. Whereas if you post your serious acting monologue on
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by evan_ 5y ago
Vimeo isn't a destination in the same way that Youtube is, where people go to just browse videos, but creative professionals use it pretty widely. If you're an actor, editor, VFX artist, agency, etc. you put your demo reel and cli
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by evan_ 5y ago
it's a single eye, squinting, either in concentration or distrust
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by evan_ 5y ago
yarg
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by evan_ 5y ago
My first thought is that you might want to make some rubber or silicon duplicate batteries to spare his teeth. You can mix in metallic pigments to replicate the color. There are tutorials on YouTube for prop replica making.
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by evan_ 5y ago
Here's that search without "Sweet": https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=summer+child%2...
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by evan_ 5y ago
that definition misplaces the origin of the phrase, "sweet summer's child" has been in use since the mid-19th century or earlier: https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=mGQSAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA52#v=o...

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