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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
You need to re-do all your client-side user assistance prompts+ with real validation serverside anyway... + client-side validation is not validation.
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
This is a very likely answer. Strange that it is downvoted.
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
Fruit sugar is fructose the exact same chemical as comprises about half of sucrose and exactly half of high fructose corn syrup. Fruit sugar is just sugar.
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
Fruit sugar is still sugar.
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
Or rather I gave copies of my keys to everyone who passed by.
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
And in other news people using screenreaders have been viewing these texts the whole time...
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
This is true. Maybe this was posted to remind us of how unknowledgable the average computer user is regarding the web?
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
I have never heard the word "mobbing" in the UK.
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
This solution is straight up sexual discrimination. Pure and simple. I can't accept that any solution that is purely discriminatory is "good enough".
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
But it probably isn't used in the YouTube apps and using it would require pushing an update. Smart TV manufacturers are not famous for pushing updates promptly.
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
Not sure but some guesses: Traditionally students got a lot of leeway with running their own stuff maybe there have been a few doing not-good-things? Lots of academics who don't take security seriously have had more admin access to liv
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
.ac.uk emails get spam filtered pretty harshly.
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
> If they have a net worth of $1m+, I'm sure they can afford to pay for care. I am not talking destitue, improvished individuals. Except that you are. There are plenty of old people in London and the South East with very modest pens
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
And you have to balance your optimism with the fact that your solution will cause lots of old people (who maybe should have downsized 10-15 years ago) to be forced to downsize now and who would then lose the ability to live independently.
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
> But as another post has mentioned, objections include "think of the old people who are worth $1m+ in property but would have to move out because they have low income"....boohoo... Cruel. There are plenty of old people that ar
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
I get the annoyance with deprecating extensions. But seriously the <edit>main</edit> person you are harming by running vulnerable un-patched software is yourself. EDIT: s/the only person/the main person/
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
Sounds like something I would need my work to pay for...
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
If an employer expected me to use such a device I would assume that they would also pay for me to have a separate internet connection (this could easily be tethering to my work provided mobile data).
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
> I am not willing to introduce spyware that also scans all devices within the network to my home network. In the EU I would seriously doubt that your employer is allowed to do this.
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
My point is that changing ecosystems will have unforeseen consequences...
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
And plastic food packaging?
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
How is hoping that whole new species evolve and spread without changing ecosystems even remotely an easy problem?
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
Once we have plastic eating bacteria plastics will serve no useful purpose. Imagine your laptop rotting...
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
There are natural processes that remove CO2. There are no natural processes that break down plastics to a safe form. EDIT: To be clear I am not saying that it is harmless to release lots of CO2 I am saying that we can't compare polluta
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
The problem is that the plastic straw will still be polluting the environment in 10,000 years. Getting macro plastics out of the environment is difficult getting microplastics may be impossible. At some point we have to accept that single u
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
Paternity leave is still shocking in many countries.
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
Scandinavian countries have more like a year parental leave.
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
Their is an entire industry that either is already or definitely would be doing this if there were deliberate bugs in Apps.
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
Yes.
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gdfasfklshg4
7y ago
> USA remains to be one of the only countries where you can own property if you are not a natural born citizen. This is just not true.
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