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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
I was disappointed that winamp visualizations didn't work, especially considering milkdrop has already been ported to the web: https://webamp.org/
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
What does the JS in JSON stand for? Where did it come from?
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
Your inference of my intentions, as an intermediary to deflect from the facts presented, is proof that you're trying really hard to be edgy. Akin to a strawquant. The people behind javascript provided the object notation technology t
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
They never recovered from Wendy's slamming them: https://twitter.com/Wendys/status/1318616066386481152
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
My point is that JSON is being supported. So the "dismissal of facts" isn't as thoughtful as it was made to seem.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
Careful, vice... glass houses and all that. The last few years have been rough to watch, as their staff social justice warriors push them so far to the extremes while injecting opinion into the narrative, it's hard to tell which side t
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
If you need to persistently store frontend state in the backend, would it not be easier to use the native frontend data format? It's not entirely about persistence... it's about the ease and reliability of the persistence.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
Somehow my next door neighbor never illegally dumped 15,000,000 tons of pig shit, contaminating my drinking water for the next generation.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
> If the Javascript crowd had to manage data storage, nothing persistent would work reliably. Wait until this guy learns what the JS in "json" column types means, and how the largest webcrap sites rely on them for persistence.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
The median household income of milwaukee county is less than the median household income of nearly every single county in the northern half of the state, and as you go further north, the median household income goes higher. What are you t
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
I used to hack around with GBA programming too, but I started much earlier on an Apple ][. My first serious attempts at assembler programming were on the TI-85 graphing calculator which had a Z80 processor (same as the original gameboy).
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
Does the new VP's name start with M? I am extremely confused by the new notification icons.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
They sued German company StudiVZ (in US & German courts) for using a similar interface, but swapping the blue color scheme for red. I know Intellectual Property and Copyright lawsuits aren't the same as Patent lawsuits, but when yo
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
Facebook patent lawyers will make sure it never reaches market.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
I am suggesting that you keep bringing up risk management out of nowhere while I try to teach you how laws work.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
Being in or out of jail is boolean.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
> copyright is largely about risk management. Title 17 wasn't written as an MBA business plan template... it was written as law. https://www.copyright.gov/title17/
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
I'm pretty sure every single game streamed cost more than $2500 to produce (some over $100M), and that streamers are doing it for financial gain, often putting themselves in the highest tax brackets. More importantly, the law is the la
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
Then why isn't every twitch streamer in jail?
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
If the "particles" don't have any mass, the "issues" you're assuming are likely irrelevant, as they would result in division by 0.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
However, the unfortunateness is static.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
Is Phantom Auto carrying $63M in liability insurance for every installation of their technology?
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
This reminds me of Quad/Graphics in Wisconsin... I toured their facility the 90s. If you read pretty much any magazine, Quad/Graphics probably printed it. They had a gigantic 10+ story warehouse full of everything they had ever
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
The latest update to Firefox featured a very prominent suggestion to use Mozilla VPN. It seems like a focus on privacy is their reaction. Keeping your data away from companies like Google is the suggestion.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
The manufacturing process requires a lot of clean water. Racine built them a pipe directly to Lake Michigan to take all the fresh water they want for free. Dump the wastewater back in the farmland and you've got yourself a nearly f
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
At what point does being a "warrior" turn into being an "enabler"?
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
> Walk before you run is the essence of the argument here. Walking on the highway because you got spooked is the essence of the reason why you're dead.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
Obviously, roads should have minefields and electrified fences to ensure drivability. Potholes will be outlawed. Weather will be punishable by death.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
With a $693,058,000,000 annual budget, might as well just make everything out of titanium. I'm assuming the original drawings weren't used for the same reason you can't trust most contractors documentation. Emergency bugfixe
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
How did your country eliminate all the hoofed ruminants? Why did they do it? Do you have a death wish?

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