hxegon

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by hxegon 7y ago
Does dns over https do anything to mitigate this?
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by hxegon 7y ago
you can go to an independent mechanic, or a different ford service center.
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by hxegon 8y ago
Well I'm sure you doing the thought exercise is the same as killing yourself and then reviving yourself 4 hours later to see if you feel any pain, we should all really defer to your scientific ethical expertise in the future.
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by hxegon 8y ago
Cool idea but how do I find out more aside from signing up? How does this save me bandwidth? What does using litewait look like?
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by hxegon 8y ago
Yes, That's part of how people use it now but TOR was created for the explicit purpose that parent said: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tor_%28anonymity_network%29#Hi... Edit: On further reading the distinction is
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by hxegon 8y ago
This makes me wonder if $ per play is the right metric, versus $ per artist per platform. If you get paid less per play on Spotify, but get many more plays there would that still be a better deal?
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by hxegon 8y ago
Do you think apple's subscription feature is worth paying 30% more for spotify? Do you think spotify should just suck it up and take the hit to keep prices the same because apple is providing a service (access and subscription handling
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by hxegon 8y ago
https://www.quora.com/Does-Elon-Musk-do-some-very-technical-... I'm too lazy to track down more right now. I don't know of anyone claiming (with evidence) that he doesn't. In his biography there's interv
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by hxegon 8y ago
Here's how I describe it: It's like dark souls if there were way more monsters and items with interactions that can one shot you if you aren't knowledgeable and careful, but you don't know what they do right away, and wh
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by hxegon 9y ago
Classic Streisand effect. I wouldn't have heard of this had Disney not tried to "punish" the person who brought it to light.
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by hxegon 9y ago
It's really not as bad as people make it out to be. Really handy when you need it, and there are limiting mechanisms (refinements) for when you don't.
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by hxegon 9y ago
me three
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by hxegon 9y ago
Wow. That's a really interesting way of explaining macros.
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by hxegon 9y ago
This sounds really cool. I think you can get close to this with modules, for example defining a Drivable module with the drive(Person) method, and including that into Spaceship and Car. But I see how method combination would be more flexibl
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by hxegon 9y ago
except, no one was actually hurt. He didn't destroy the album (as far as I know). You could make an argument that it's a dick move, and I might agree, but it's his property to do with as he wishes.
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by hxegon 9y ago
saying "I'm going to destroy your argument with logic" is not the same thing as actually destroying someone's argument with logic.
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by hxegon 9y ago
OCaml seems like the ideal language for me on the surface, but the onboarding process is... suboptimal IMO. There's a lack of good soft/hard documentation (AKA the "no, type signatures are not sufficient documentation" p
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by hxegon 9y ago
I agree 100%. I also feel like vim helps me stay in flow by providing a frictionless input environment. The way vim edits text is pretty close to the way I think about text. "change these quotes", "delete until that >&quot
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by hxegon 9y ago
Really like this, but wish it wasn't via Facebook messenger. Maybe I'll make a one off profile to use it.
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by hxegon 9y ago
My thinking exactly. Hopefully this will provide a good enough experience to 90% of current adblock users to go with this instead of blocking everything, so that Google never gets forced into a position where it has to choose between removi
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by hxegon 9y ago
Ruby the language is great, but I'm going to miss ruby the community the most as I migrate to statically typed languages for my day job.
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by hxegon 9y ago
Windows has a linux subsystem now, so it depends on how you define "support"
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by hxegon 9y ago
Nah bruh it'll work just give me authority over your online rights
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by hxegon 9y ago
Just because you don't understand/like something doesn't make it illogical.
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by hxegon 9y ago
> As explained later in this blog post, we plan to (i) contest the patent lawsuit vigorously, (ii) fund an award for a crowdsourced search for prior art that can be used to invalidate Blackbird patents, and (iii) ask the relevant bar ass
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by hxegon 10y ago
no, there isn't some set mass that will make a black hole. A black hole is gravity overcoming the other fundamental forces. When a star dies and forms a black hole the force pushing outward from the fusion is overcome by the gravity of
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by hxegon 10y ago
noisebridge you crazy :D
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by hxegon 10y ago
Definitely not as much as you are losing to the inverse square law https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inverse-square_law#Light_and_o...
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by hxegon 10y ago
IE 8 that is
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by hxegon 10y ago
Unless someone circumvented the safeguards, but I don't really know enough to say how likely that is.

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