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fareesh
7y ago
Is there some open source version of something like this? I would be interested in monitoring some non-tech topics and it would be useful to have something with most of the basic features in place to do so, even if it's a library
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fareesh
7y ago
I prefer the term Batman developer He doesn't play well with others and usually he'll just do stuff his own way without telling anyone. He's usually right and he's usually more effective than his sidekicks. Some villains
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fareesh
7y ago
did multiple users have access to it?
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fareesh
7y ago
When he buys the stored-value stuff off the store using his test account and then the stored-value card is redeemed by like 100 other Xbox accounts, isn't that all the evidence you need? 1) Sale Transaction of stored-value currency lin
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fareesh
7y ago
Most of them already have the social sharing buttons. I suspect those are able to catch the vast majority of users who don't use an incognito mode.
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fareesh
7y ago
I guess you can add browser fingerprinting, etc. which most folks seem to do these days, since there is a cat-and-mouse game of users slowly becoming more privacy sensitive and using basic tools like incognito mode and ad blockers.
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fareesh
7y ago
How different is project dragonfly from what is already being proposed by some political folks in the USA? YouTube has arbitrary content policies which seem to mirror whatever the Democratic party wants. From China's POV they want the
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fareesh
7y ago
Is there any scope for legislation mandating that cameras have a hardware button to turn off?
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fareesh
7y ago
I read somewhere that many of the larger mining operations use solar power to make it affordable.
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fareesh
7y ago
I use the "JSON viewer awesome" extension on Chrome. It displays JSON in a collapsible verticle tree and has a copy path button. This is a nice CLI based alternative
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fareesh
7y ago
It was a different product from a photograph app. It was a product more similar to Facebook / Twitter.
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fareesh
7y ago
reminds me of a low-res foxpro
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fareesh
7y ago
Too late to the party and no compelling reason to switch for normal people.
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fareesh
7y ago
I remember watching the American news media go crazy over this airplane for around 1 month every night. The CNN anchor Don Lemon asked one of the 6 guests on his panel whether it was possible that the plane had been sucked into a black hole
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fareesh
7y ago
https://imgur.com/pPiOatP The latter half of my comment deals with this - hint: I'm not opposed to people being given a chance to explain, or being charitable and permissive to all speech.
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fareesh
7y ago
The NYT recently hired someone to their editorial board who appears to be a brazen and open racist. I don't mean some kind of innuendo racist, but someone with multiple tweets like this: "Are <ethnic group> genetically predi
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fareesh
7y ago
It depends on what you mean by function
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fareesh
7y ago
How does sewage treatment and trash disposal work in this kind of setup?
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fareesh
7y ago
Great gif. This should be how everyone does readmes.
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fareesh
7y ago
Is there a plan (or is it possible) for jQuery to look at going with some kind of modular approach where you can just import the stuff that you / your plugins want? I know there are libraries that claim to have 100% parity with jQuery&
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fareesh
7y ago
The investigation was completed though, so nothing was obstructed. The media went from: he colluded he didn't collude but he obstructed he didn't obstruct but he wanted to That's the point being made here - the media is not d
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fareesh
7y ago
Right, but I'm not referring to the summary at all so I don't know why it's a part of the discussion. The actual report itself has the same conclusions.
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fareesh
7y ago
Yes but he showed the work and arrived at a conclusion as well. I am not referring to Mr. Barr's letter so the article you linked is not really relevant. The investigation team themselves reviewed all material and came to a conclusion.
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fareesh
7y ago
Which is my point - the report's conclusion contradicts a very large number of headlines and stories that the news media spoke of in near-factual terms. We are now in a place where nothing he did impacted the outcome - since the invest
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fareesh
7y ago
Why would that affect the principal conclusions of the report? The conclusion can't change when the redacted portion is unredacted. The person who came to the conclusion did so after writing those redacted sections, right?
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fareesh
7y ago
I remember reading the report on the day of the release and its conclusion was written quite plainly that no American colluded with any foreign government. It was one of the principal conclusions. As for the obstruction aspect - isn't
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fareesh
7y ago
It seems to me as an outsider that everyone's standard for honesty has been reduced because it's an acceptable sacrifice if it means sliming the opposing political party. This has undertones of conveying that the President "g
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fareesh
7y ago
Middle finger stretch is what I do, haven't noticed it being a problem before but I'll pay attention from now on. Haven't really thought about it.
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fareesh
7y ago
For the uninitiated, !bang is a pretty great feature: https://duckduckgo.com/bang
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7y ago
Isn't there a new generation of nuclear reactors that promise to work exceptionally well, without all the negative outcomes associated with the earlier generations? Bill Gates has been advocating this technology of late. From my limite
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