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feurio
4y ago
Grant Shapps had an interesting take on it: https://twitter.com/youngvulgarian/status/161277296322435891...
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A UK Minister Photoshopped the ex-PM from a rocket mission
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feurio
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feurio
4y ago
I've had real issues with Azure. The (opaque, non JWT) refresh token seems to expire well before the access token is due to expire. Unless I force the access token to be refreshed 20 or 30 minutes before the stated expiry time then the
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feurio
4y ago
If it doesn't require you to prove your identity with a gov issued document then you'll be able to create a new account. My FB account certainly doesn't have my real name. If it does require you to do so then run away from th
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feurio
4y ago
If you get banned, just create another account and then don't do the thing that got you banned. It's really not that difficult.
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feurio
4y ago
In a similar vein, Maglev hashing has a more uniform distribution and decent reshuffling. I couldn't get my head around the explainaions that I had seen until I read this one: https://www.usenix.org/sites/default&#
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feurio
4y ago
Given that the risk of myocarditis after covid 19 infection is six times worse than after vaccination [1] this is just a cost of doing business. (where "cost of doing business" is defined as "not dying from a disease which is
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feurio
5y ago
How did it work out for Prussia?
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feurio
5y ago
"You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means."
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feurio
5y ago
Absolutely no idea that you were not a native English speaker - as far as I recall it's been impecable. Genuinely, hand on heart mean that (although the following sentence will be tongue in cheek). However, if you're looking for o
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feurio
5y ago
Clearly it's not just pronouns that the anti-woke have a problem with, it's also proper nouns.
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feurio
5y ago
Ahh, the capitals are important - they help you not to conflate things. I might not support Antifa beause of (some of) their activities. But I'm anti-fascist because I'm not fascist. I might not support BLM (although I'd stru
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feurio
5y ago
> Fine, here's how I would define woke: a political movement focusing on issues related to racial and social justice. > Are you happy with this definition? How does this help in any way? Absolutely happy. It helps because now tha
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feurio
5y ago
With respect, I haven't asked for an essay, just an update to the definition. Simply amend the following line from Merriam Webster: chiefly US slang : aware of and actively attentive to important facts and issues (especially issues of
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feurio
5y ago
I really am genuinely trying to understand how woke has become the bogeyman du nos jour. It's become a hysteria - say something is woke and you ascribe some mythical attributes to it that cause people to fall into paroxisms. Same as a
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feurio
5y ago
> This is textbook example of a "whataboutism" argument. I point out one group of people who have done something wrong, and you point out another group of people who have (arguably) also done something wrong, as if it is some k
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feurio
5y ago
OK, I dont think that I concur with your taking of the temperature of jingoism - cerainly here, but different countries maybe. > As to the woke, whose self-definitions you seem to be taking at face value. (Why?) Because practially everyo
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feurio
5y ago
OK. So what better way to hightlight the corrupting of science than by citing an unethical experiment that ignores all the rules of science?! This is a bit like the group at MIT sending deliberately vulnerable patches into the linux kernel.
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feurio
5y ago
What is disingenuous about saying that the literal definition of woke seems like a good thing? I said nothing about Antifa - why are you creating a straw man? Stick to woke. If you would like to propose a new term that encompases the origin
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feurio
5y ago
There's no "bite" - it's just a genuine question. Thank you for providing literally the first response with a concrete example. I shall have a read - its late here and I have to bed down shortly. Certainly a poor peer
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feurio
5y ago
Indeed. And alive immmediately before 9/11. And in the 90s, and the 80s. And the 70s. Jingoism subsided? Really? MAGA, America First, The BNP, Britain First. Its really not gone away. And surely an increase in empathy, tolerance and un
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feurio
5y ago
But why would I go onto Twitter and say that, unless I was a massive racist? And why, as a doughty protector of free speech would I not be perfectly fine with anyone using their own right of freedom of speech to reply to me? Robustly. Is it
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feurio
5y ago
Neither is it exclusive to the woke, or anyone else. What I would really like to see is a concrete example, which so far everyone has declined to give. It's customary to provide some actual evidence to back up claims. "Your honor,
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feurio
5y ago
> I was not on Twitter before the explosion of woke culture, but every now and then I go to read without an account and there's a lot of verbal violence Wait, what?! "verbal violence" - I thought you were the defender of f
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feurio
5y ago
I've invited you to give me an alternative definition - can you just tack on an extra sentence to the Wikipedia, Merriam-Webster or Goole definitions please? Once you have defined what woke is then you can talk about what they do. Want
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feurio
5y ago
I don't have to talk to anyone - hey have their freedom of speech, and I have the freedom not to listen to their nonsense. Would you force me to Has a "woke" person killed someone now? Incarcerated them? Examples, please! I m
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feurio
5y ago
> this thing about freedom of speech and governments is like one of your(theirs?) preferred point, but who cares? Anyone who cares about reality? Because that's all freedom of speech is. If you break ToS, tough. I don't follow
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feurio
5y ago
OK, the actual definition on that page is: Woke (/ˈwoʊk/ WOHK) is an English adjective meaning 'alert to racial prejudice and discrimination' that originated in African-American Vernacular English (AAVE). Google says: ad
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feurio
5y ago
I don't think so. I'm just stuggling to see why being alert to racial prejudice and discrimination is bad thing. If you would like to explain why it is, please do.
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feurio
5y ago
I don't think that I am oversimplifying anything. Why are you conflating freedom of speech, moderation and censorship? Freedom of speech means the government won't come and arrest you for saying something. That's got nothing
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