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by iczero 2y ago
last time I checked, VCs also worked this way and didn't take 80% of your company
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by iczero 2y ago
>"high degree of probability" what degree? what's the false positive rate? what's the false negative rate? what's the true negative rate? what other evidence have you got? even better, why are you talking about
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by iczero 2y ago
I have an extremely hard time believing that editing and whatnot means that it's reasonable for the author to only get 15% of each sale. This is especially the case for ebooks where the marginal cost of each copy is practically zero.
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by iczero 2y ago
WiGLE is very expensive to use.
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by iczero 2y ago
> I just use [yet another closed-source Chromium fork developed by some strange startup which forces you to sign in before you can do anything and will likely not even bother to continue supporting Manifest v2 APIs], it already has [such
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by iczero 2y ago
> It's too dangerous to build a company around open source. You could always just like, not do that? There is nothing preventing anyone from simply not open-sourcing their software. Complaining that "people can use your open
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by iczero 3y ago
WEI is like requiring people to get their brain scanned before you let them visit your house. "Sorry, I require a valid attestation from Google that you are a real human," you say. Your friend now needs to drive down to the local
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by iczero 5y ago
If you really think cutting Russia off will stop the trolls, think again. North Korean cyberattacks almost never happen from North Korean address space. Nothing prevents Russia from just setting up shop somewhere else.
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by iczero 5y ago
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Becoming a Hacker in Missouri(hellomouse.net)
5 points by iczero 5y ago|0 comments
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by iczero 5y ago
Nothing prevents you from denying read permissions to bots in "private" channels. Slash commands are still available even if you do. If you still need normal functionality, you can always restrict the bot to its own channel. The
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by iczero 5y ago
On Linux, namespaces and seccomp have minimal overhead. seccomp can filter syscalls directly, so if you just need to convert formats, you could load the library in a helper process and drop privileges. Sure the helper process would require
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by iczero 5y ago
Remember "don't be evil"? I bet Google doesn't.
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by iczero 5y ago
> Cancellation doesn't ever seem to be a life sentence. I don't believe "they'll recover eventually" is in any way an excuse for "let's ruin this person's life [temporarily] for fun". They got
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by iczero 5y ago
> Even if you believe the subsequent backtracking Of course I believe the subsequent backtracking. Have you read the New York Times article? Most people aren't racists. > ... a complete lack of critical thought as to how your act
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by iczero 5y ago
Am I though? She posted a joke on Twitter mocking the idea that white people couldn't get AIDS. It's only unfortunate that her statement was immediately interpreted as racist.
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by iczero 5y ago
Identity theft!
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by iczero 5y ago
In case it isn't obvious, she's making a joke on racist stereotypes. Edit: definitely read the article, it's quite good.
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by iczero 5y ago
I'm not defending the "right" in any means at all. For me, the term "cancel" means any attempt to ruin anyone's livelihood for saying or doing something considered "wrong", sometimes as a baseless acc
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by iczero 5y ago
But is it really only jerks? I've seen attempts to get people cancelled for what they've posted on social media over 10 years ago. Sometimes cancellation happens over allegations that are later proven to be false. There was a TED
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by iczero 7y ago
Just because you haven't been affected by a virus doesn't mean you never will. For example, the patch for the zero-day exploited by WannaCry was sent over windows update a few months before WannaCry existed. I personally use Linux