froggit

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by froggit 3y ago
117. 472% of grade school students are unable to readily convert between fractions and percentages. 38.157% of informally provided statistics are made up on the spot under the assumption nobody will actually check.
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by froggit 3y ago
I like the "reset" button. I've tried a couple times to continue pushing my manipulation after chatGPT determines i'm engaging in subversive fuckery. The conversation gets tense fast.
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by froggit 3y ago
Companies are gonna fuck over their employees either way but I totally agree that's not the kind of thing they have a right to. The world isn't dystopian enough yet.
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by froggit 3y ago
This is a bit of a stretch, but the end results from either manipulation technique would be comparable if they were meant to skew the truth the same way. However, that sounds stupid as shit when I read it back, but I'm not entirely sur
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by froggit 3y ago
Nukes can be applied to all kinds of shit. It's easy enough to understand the implication of the phrase that there's no need to pretend it can only apply to specific items.
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by froggit 3y ago
What in the actual fuck? Are we serious with these implications that Jerry is suffering from the same thought processes that Nazi war criminals used to justify crimes against humanity? It took all of 7 posts and "Jerry from the Ads tea
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by froggit 3y ago
This whole thing with the heat initiative is straight up bizarre. Their entire dialog is just so over the top. I'll briefly summarize the back and forth heat had with apple, condensing it makes the weirdness really shine through: Heat
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by froggit 3y ago
Are you being intentionally difficult or have you just never bought and set up a router?
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by froggit 3y ago
The latter. They seemingly meant "I can WFH, so asterisks are meaningless to everyone. F@&# asterisks!"
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by froggit 3y ago
> I would hope people in high leverage job roles would just avoid such behavior. I used to hope that as well. Then I met people and lost that hope. It's truly impressive how much stupid shit gets pulled by people that "should k
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by froggit 3y ago
This is kind of interesting to hear because I was the other way around. I found the best way to understand something was to teach it to others. That way I took what I already understood and was able to see what other people misunderstood, w
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by froggit 3y ago
You seem to be too "bew hew my game got banned" to see the golden marketing opportunity that has fallen in your lap. Add something along the lines of "so badass it's illegal in 13 countries" to the description and w
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by froggit 3y ago
PC is overkill for this case. A raspberry pi would get the job done while saving energy and equipment costs.
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by froggit 3y ago
> 2. It's an incredibly slippery slope to use "crapware" as a justification for reducing the freedoms of the individual. Criminals will find a way, do not create a hostile user experience. It's a legit security issue.
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by froggit 3y ago
Locked bootloaders.
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by froggit 3y ago
Agreed. Last I checked, papers don't have a gender, therefore a gender specific pronoun is incorrect. Regardless, the title has since been edited. Controversy resolved, maybe now we can discuss the topic x.x
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by froggit 3y ago
> How is the other machine family slow when it has the same resources? They aren't the same resources. Different families have different generation CPUs and/or CPUs from different manufacturers with different performance. Just
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by froggit 3y ago
> If by “explaining how” you mean “deflecting (often preemptively) responsibility for”, yes. There's no reason to think you can't do both of those with the same statement.
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by froggit 3y ago
Read it assuming the blatant sarcasm and cynicism are meant to be helpful "fun facts" and it reads like the author is being mean to themself. Text is there to let you accidentally intentionally misinterpret things due to the lack
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by froggit 3y ago
Just keep your phone down in your third pant leg instead of using a rock.
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by froggit 3y ago
And set off hella red flags for everything else (probably wouldn't be too much of a problem if you just say "it's to foil gait detection" when you get interrogated about your third leg. people tend to be cool with all ki
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by froggit 3y ago
If Lemmiwinks was one of these beetles he'd have simply turned around and gone out the same way he went in xD
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by froggit 3y ago
streaming != rendering
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by froggit 3y ago
Would this not lead back to "losing your phone = can't log in anymore = buy a yubikey"?
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by froggit 3y ago
Don't explicitly label the codes with their corresponding accounts on the print out, just print the actual codes. Write the corresponding accounts in later. Recovery codes don't do much unless you know where to use them.
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by froggit 3y ago
grab a pen and something to write on (worst case: buy a pen and write on receipt paper). write down single recovery code to cloud storage thingy. store other recovery codes there.
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by froggit 3y ago
"It's easy to lose devices when you travel so just get a shit ton of devices. If you're a big enough of a fuckup to lose them all then you've got bigger life problems anyway." I like good advice that, upon hearing i
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by froggit 3y ago
Google supports this. I have hardware key, phone notification, TOTP, 2FA recovery codes and email notification to non-Gmail address all setup. Losing access to my second factor has always been my biggest concern with 2FA.
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by froggit 3y ago
RCS It's still getting rolled out a lot of places. Google sees it as the successor to SMS and it's built into native messaging apps. I recently saw cross-carrier support get enabled locally and that made it universal enough that s
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by froggit 3y ago
>>Why is it odd to expect it to be faster to ask someone else to do this process for you rather than you doing it yourself? That's not really the issue here. It's more that it's odd to ask someone else to do this proces

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