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by felsokning 3y ago
>Babies should be public property and let gov handle them when parents do not meet the intelligence criteria. The lead was buried but it was there. While I - somewhat - agree with their notion/premise, it only works in governments w
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by felsokning 3y ago
I'm confused: Did your anecdote transition from `customers` to `men` somewhere within itself?
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by felsokning 3y ago
>It's my operating system. I think part of the problem is that it seems like an internal (corporate) push (shift?) to view it as only a "licensed" product that you're using, rather than as something you "own&quot
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by felsokning 3y ago
ClrMD[1] is great, if you want info on debugging .NET. [1] - https://github.com/microsoft/clrmd
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by felsokning 3y ago
> I guess he's implicitly talking about a C# API built on top of Win32. Correct. The error `ERROR_CANCELLED` is defined in WinErr.h and it's translated via `HRESULT_FROM_WIN32` in the same[1]. It was this change pointed out in
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by felsokning 3y ago
> Guess how long before it’s canned? I'm thinking how long is it before the latest/greatest subscription service is born from it? Edit: Forgot a space.
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by felsokning 3y ago
>...and figured out a feedback mechanism to reward users who were generally pleasant / respectful on their dates. This sounds like a social scoring system, which is bound to be fraught with issues. It's also possible/plaus
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by felsokning 3y ago
>For example, by not sending the DNT header in all requests? DNT is all but dead; it never got past the draft specification phase - even though being adopted by the major players in the browser realm. (Most have already removed the featu
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by felsokning 3y ago
> ...only to learn I am purchasing a standing room ticket... You jest but Ryan Air's been pushing for that for some time[1]. [1] - https://www.theguardian.com/money/2010/jul/01/stand-up-for-r...
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by felsokning 3y ago
>Surprised TikTok hasn’t been banned in western countries yet. Other than the GFoC (Great Firewall of China) scenario, how would they be banned? Maybe dropping all route broadcasts that contain TikTok's range[s]? Even if were possib
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by felsokning 3y ago
> They cost a lot more that hey bring in... Only because the profit margin of this nigh-free labor is literally filling the coffers of 'x' business. If you remove the "for-profit" from the scenario, you'd eventua
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by felsokning 3y ago
>That kind of provision is usually unenforcable if not illegal. I can emphatically tell you that I have a mutual non-disparagement clause with [REDACTED]; _and_ that these clauses seem to be routine enough to be included with most "