froggit

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by froggit 3y ago
Is there a particular reason to go ahead and preemptively blacklist every country's TLD you doubt you'd ever receive an email from? Would it not be better like if spam isn't expected to be an issue you might as well leave it
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by froggit 3y ago
Nah, no one is saying you're being nefarious. We just don't understand why you aren't proud enough to openly declare that's your work that you're not not promoting.
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by froggit 3y ago
60hz has a 16.67ms cycle time...
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by froggit 3y ago
I've always disliked how wasteful streaming is in respect bandwidth consumption. However, the "efficiency be damned, just make it fasterer" attitude towards bandwidth is, if not the biggest, then definitely among the biggest,
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by froggit 3y ago
Aighht... basically, that's kinda like, you know, REALLY bad... Tbh, it'd been way less damaging to your security posture if instead they went like : "yeah... we're gonna have to go ahead and reconfigure your home to ope
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by froggit 3y ago
Is that really irony though? It kind of seems like self-preservation. Based on what I merely suspect Google knows about me, it wouldn't be a surprise at all if I receive a letter of acceptance/rejection for employment there, despi
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by froggit 4y ago
Ibuprofen and aspirin can both reliably produce internal gastrointestinal bleeds after a single dose in people with underlying digestive diseases. Over enough time with constant usage, they'll cause that in anybody.
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by froggit 4y ago
I've always used "prtscn+paint" as well. I've tried various on other ways and I'll usually be like "that's kinda cool, maybe I'll try that." Next time I need a screenshot it'll already be pa
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by froggit 4y ago
> I’d more expect the revolt to be along the lines of calling Microsoft out for being a dick. More an intervention than a revolt. To Microsoft, that isn't considered to be a revolt or an intervention. When receiving consumer input o
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by froggit 4y ago
> Sure, maybe in a small business or startup, and even then I'd content not quite as easy as all that. Not enough time even in this case; for some (apathetic) people, 30 days isn't actually 30 days. Every now and then I'll
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by froggit 4y ago
Yeah, but with a sudden fire there's a good chance there's at least a rudimentary disaster recovery plan lying around to kick things off. How many ppl have a DRP for "docker bends open source over and goes smash?"
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by froggit 4y ago
I used to work for geek squad. They actually subcontract any work that can't specifically be done in store. I'd hardly call their service "general purpose computing maintenance" as it only extends to things they've
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by froggit 4y ago
The posted article is about the problem presented by police overreach into data that the average person has a mistaken expectation of privacy for. I may be misunderstanding what you're proposing, but it seems to me like having the same
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by froggit 4y ago
To add more detail to that, Apple's proposed CSAM scanning worked by computing a hashed value for each photo on your device then compare that to a list of known CSAM image hashes downloaded from Apple. Entirely on your device, aka the
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by froggit 4y ago
> Auschwitz was effectively a factory of death. Bombing the gas chambers, crematorium, rail lines might have helped. I think there's a misunderstanding happening here. You seem to be suggesting Auschwitz get bombed assuming it would
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by froggit 4y ago
Those 2 things aren't mutually exclusive.
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by froggit 4y ago
A shiv is an improvised, easily concealed, close quarters DIY weapon, constructed of pretty much anything that can be formed into a sharp point or cutting edge. They are popular in prisons due to supply side constraints on other armament op
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by froggit 4y ago
As an MIS undergrad student I had "that 1 semester" where I would work myself delirious. It was not a good time. However that was followed by 3 years of taking the minimum number of hours per semester to maintain scholarship and c
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by froggit 4y ago
It seems like I keep seeing more about AI being used for moderation. I guess that'd be a form of AI being trained on the output of AI (or I guess the output of humans that an AI found acceptable). With AIs training each other it seems
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by froggit 4y ago
Have users view and approve each permission individually. First permission is listed, buttons for "deny" and "approve", user clicks "approve", next permission is listed, etc. Clicking stuff is a lot of work fo
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by froggit 4y ago
Wouldn't it be cool if apple had some kind of menu called like "display settings" or something, and in that menu there was like a checkbox labeled "use invisible scrollbars", and when the checkbox was checked, scrol
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by froggit 4y ago
I do this unintentionally on a regular basis.
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by froggit 4y ago
> Use the right words and stop recording video vertically. I hate all of you cell phone people. Wouldn't the right words be "smartphone people?"
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by froggit 4y ago
The "history of justice in the US" is an extremely broad generalization. Justice has had a lot of history. If all of it pointed to judges being unable to be impartial than the legal system would likely have failed long ago. Which
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by froggit 4y ago
Bupropion also helps increase dopamine and norepinephrine levels within the synaptic cleft. It was somewhat helpful for me when I wanted to reduce smoking. I was able to go from losing my mind if I went 90 minutes without a smoke to losing
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by froggit 4y ago
> My view is that "gatekeeper" used to - and still does - mean someone or something with actual power over belonging to something, and by extension "gatekeeping" commonly means someone who doesn't have actual pow
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by froggit 4y ago
so no actual examples?
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by froggit 4y ago
> Wasn't it an implementation of Linux system calls on top of NT? Windows subsystem for linux has 2 flavors. WSL1 was more of the whole system call on NT thing, kind of. WSL2 is a lightweight hyper-v VM with an MS customized Linux k
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by froggit 4y ago
> I mean, my laptop doesn't overheat daily in my bag when its booted... /s When you say booting in your bag, are you describing the act of intentionally booting it without removing it from the bag while the bag is open (because
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by froggit 4y ago
But isn't this somewhat moot in a lot of VMs considering they often lack GPU acceleration?

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