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by glitcher 6y ago
Yes, and then the American Academy of Pediatrics announced a revised statement that included: "Returning to school is important for the healthy development and well-being of children, but we must pursue re-opening in a way that is safe
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by glitcher 6y ago
Or with Chell's Portal gun you could cut the back of your hair directly :)
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by glitcher 6y ago
An early CS professor I had used to always say "a good programmer is a lazy programmer", because there are already so many well written and tested tools available. This was long before the current days of JS dependency bloat, but
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EFF Database of Police Agencies and Tech Tools They Use to Spy on Communities(eff.org)
21 points by glitcher 6y ago|5 comments
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by glitcher 6y ago
In high school they taught us Lotus 123 spreadsheets, oh my do I feel old! Never used those again afterwards. I agree about the proprietary software gripe, but it could have been worse.
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by glitcher 6y ago
I think your book analogy would be much more accurate if the hypothetical forger were to print and bind their own hard copy of the book, and then pass it off as an original printing. Plenty of people are perfectly fine with buying replicati
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EFF to Supreme Court: Violating Terms of Service Isn’t a Crime Under the CFAA(eff.org)
17 points by glitcher 6y ago|3 comments
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by glitcher 6y ago
The author seems clear to me that she is considering both racism and sexism. > Curiously, when I used my husband’s email to send our pitch, that’s when I started getting some responses. Do VCs only read pitches submitted by men? Do they
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Hypnospace Outlaw – 90s Internet Simulator Game(store.steampowered.com)
1 points by glitcher 6y ago|0 comments
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by glitcher 6y ago
I've been watching the "Hate Thy Neighbor" series recently, and some common threads I am noticing among the individuals involved in hate groups include: - They rarely admit to being racist, usually strongly arguing that they
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by glitcher 6y ago
> or doing something irritating like reading bad docs Not to make light of your situation, but this made me chuckle. I think earlier in my programming career I suffered a lot of anxiety from imposter syndrome. Learning to let go of that
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by glitcher 6y ago
>> There is a great hunger out there for honest reporting > The people have spoken with their dollars, and it is clear they are not willing to pay for it People can and do change. Now seems like an opportune time to take risks by c
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by glitcher 6y ago
We all know what no content moderation spirals down into, and that content moderation is a very hard problem to address ("solve" is definitely the wrong word IMO). I am torn between the idea that a company should be able decide ho
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Cox launches Elite Gamer low-latency internet(venturebeat.com)
2 points by glitcher 6y ago|0 comments
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California agency blocks release of police use of force, surveillance training(eff.org)
186 points by glitcher 6y ago|62 comments
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An experiment suggested by a PhD student may rewrite chemistry textbooks(phys.org)
125 points by glitcher 6y ago|35 comments
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Old Days 2(xkcd.com)
2 points by glitcher 6y ago|0 comments
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Digital Security Helpline(accessnow.org)
1 points by glitcher 6y ago|0 comments
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How Facial Recognition Led To A False Arrest In Michigan(npr.org)
3 points by glitcher 6y ago|0 comments
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by glitcher 6y ago
Agreement is not the goal of discussions or debate. Perhaps if you articulated your advocacy for data and accountability with a little more substance earlier on we would be enjoying a more productive debate about the issue.
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by glitcher 6y ago
> Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith. The OP's comment may be poorly worded, but in the context of current events your c
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Apple’s Response to Hey Showcases What’s Most Broken About the Apple App Store(eff.org)
4 points by glitcher 6y ago|1 comments
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by glitcher 6y ago
> a social network based on proximity and centered around community information is a viable idea, It's just that NextDoor is doing that with our worst instincts I have only seen a little bit of NextDoor, and please correct me if I&#
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T-Mobile’s outage yesterday was so big that even Ajit Pai is mad(arstechnica.com)
1 points by glitcher 6y ago|0 comments
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by glitcher 6y ago
Wow, if you want all the add-on accessories and the service plan it can cost over $50k more!
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by glitcher 6y ago
Then how would she ever find her phone? ;)
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by glitcher 6y ago
I was hesitant to submit this article because it seems extremely insignificant in the broader context of current societal changes. But then it made me ponder the wide extent to which current events are causing people of all walks of life to
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by glitcher 6y ago
Can confirm in AZ. My wife and I are on T-Mobile and are unable to call each other, with both of us at home.
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Opinion: Case for removing master-slave terminology from music production tools(cdm.link)
30 points by glitcher 6y ago|140 comments
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by glitcher 6y ago
Sounds like the content the couple published about eBay really struck a nerve. I would like to see that content gain more widespread attention as a result, since it may be something worth looking into more closely. Does anyone have original

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