hyperdunc

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by hyperdunc 11y ago
The honeymoon is over. The Internet is now a hostile environment. We cannot assume good conduct from any party of reasonable size and should assume deception from anything that isn't fully open source and vocal about it. It sucks to as
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by hyperdunc 11y ago
I've been using DDG almost exclusively for the past two years. It's improved a lot in that time and now I hardly ever have to !g.
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by hyperdunc 11y ago
A high-level look at the relative speeds of common JS operations and patterns would be very useful. I often wonder if I'm wasting time thinking about how to optimize something when it won't make any practical difference.
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by hyperdunc 11y ago
To build on your thoughts I would say that narratives are the glue that bind and distinguish our societies and give meaning to the the individuals within those societies. They are largely synonymous with religious, political and economic id
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by hyperdunc 11y ago
Is the idea to temporarily remove the prints just before applying for ID or is the process more permanent?
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by hyperdunc 11y ago
In the first paragraph the writer insinuates that she'd like to kill people who drive too close behind her. Any subsequent valid points she makes - and there aren't many - are undermined by this bitterness. Heightened emotion so o
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by hyperdunc 11y ago
Companies that produce junk foods tell us the dietary information we need to ensure we consume responsibly is printed on the packet or bottle. They don't explain how their products and accompanying advertising are designed to subvert o
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by hyperdunc 11y ago
The surveillance-enabled "freedom" you describe relies on those doing the surveillance to be either nearly incorruptible or thoroughly monitored. And we know that in practice they are neither.