ibejoeb

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by ibejoeb 5y ago
How do you conjugate "to do" in the third-person singular?
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
I agree with you for the purposes of colloquial speech. However, this is formal, and the formality serves a specific purpose. Somewhat tangentially, we're talking about UK services, and you're citing American style guides. The maj
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
I didn't misread. I like your example. "You selected that you want to jointly apply with another individual." The other person is, grammatically, the third person singular. "Do they" does not agree. The correct form
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
>if your service allows people to jointly apply for something, you might need to refer to both the user and the person they’re applying with. In these cases, use the person’s name, ‘they’ or ‘their’. This is incorrect. We are talking abo
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
I suspect you're wrong. How many people do you think would prefer not having medication to having medication?
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
You don't just ask the pharmacist for it. You have to produce an acceptable form of identification that can be used to record the transaction in the universal database. It's unavailable to anyone who doesn't have one of those
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
The ransomware actually wouldn't exist at all without cryptocurrencies making the scheme viable.
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
The White House campaign to explain its Russia policy on social media did so via Chinese properties Zoom and TikTok. I don't think we can rely only on domestic production right now.
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
This bill was introduced last summer: https://www.wyden.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/The%20Digital%20A...
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
It's a little bit different, but you see what I'm saying, right? If you block scads of people by network association, you're going to stop seeing replies. You'll be shouting into the void, unable to see any response asso
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
Re: vehicle tracking and privacy standard in 2024, by U.S. law, is going to be pervasive tracking. It will include driver behavior analysis, perspiration and respiration sensors, and have intervention capabilities. This is all in HR 3684 Se
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
Certainly. But once you block enough of the people that you interact with, your bubble gets pretty small. Not passing judgement on the project. I, like others here, just think there are limited benefits at that level.
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
Imposing one's own hellban...
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
Sure, anyone could just wget mirror the whole thing. My point is more in line with paying Mozilla. I'd be happy to support it, and a simple, precompiled download of MDN would be a good product. It's better for them because it does
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
I suppose offline access is nice. I think I'd rather pay for the ability to just download the whole site in some officially supported way. Priming a PWA baked into browser storage is a little roundabout. I want it to be grepable.
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
> This is a silly way "Silly" modifies "way," meaning the line of argumentation, not the speaker. Are you changing the guidelines to prohibit criticism of argument?
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
This is eroding also. For example, Kathy Hochul ordered that priority be given to patients of "Non-white race or Hispanic/Latino ethnicity" when seeking certain covid therapies, citing "longstanding systemic health and s
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
What are the modalities of these deaths? Are they a result of the time change, or are they coincident to the time change?
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
How did it go badly?
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
Love the physical switches and controls. This is like VB but IRL.
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
That would be excellent. A little box that I can plug in with one wire and be done. Alternatively, I'd like a software product that makes it a snap to run programs on cloud provider but bridged/tunneled as if they were running on
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
Presumably, someone has done a threat assessment and resolved that a single man without a covid shot is more of a threat than being down an entire ship during wartime with a nuclear superpower.
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
Which interface are you using? I use the android app and I'm pretty happy with it. My use case is primarily playing content on Sonos and cast devices.
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Advancing Digital Agency: The Power of Data Intermediaries [pdf](www3.weforum.org)
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
Carmack for sure, if we're talking about prolific producers who really advanced things outside of academia.
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
Right: you can be compelled to give blood, for example. But the fourth should apply. That being said, we probably don't have too much time before we have to distinguish between the notions of 1) being compelled to testify and 2) having
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
I did a ton with Delphi in those years, too. It was a good mix of hobby and bespoke stuff as a freelancer. Must've been around 2000 that I got a pay-the-bills kind of job with a software company. It was 100% Visual Basic. VB was prett
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
That's true as long as the results are predictable and reproducible. I don't happen to know if Black is, and it's not apparent from the documentation. Update: Found it: > How stable is Black’s style? > Starting in 2022,
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
Just make sure you're not swapping out one slog for another. Is it that you lost interest in the material, or that it's the amount of work required to pursue it? I doubt that you're going to find medicine less mentally (and p
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by ibejoeb 5y ago
In general, what are the strategies for large public codebases like this to mitigate supply chain attacks or other source-level attacks? For clarity, I'm hoping to open us discussion about how we're dealing with massive changesets

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