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by input_sh 2y ago
You're aware that we can see your comment history and how you made 0 non-political comments, right?
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by input_sh 2y ago
> Nor would I describe Jacobin or The New Statesman as reliable. He literally wrote articles for both of them. If you don't believe them, why do you care at all if it's true or not?
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by input_sh 2y ago
I mean, GDPR also requires them to disclose the data breach publicly within 72h of detection, but it seems like they're not even remotely interested in that.
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by input_sh 2y ago
> Were it not the same stuff over and over again, wouldn't you expect something novel (i.e. some other artist) to replace them, at some level? Well, they do? It's clearly visible from the "number of artists on the chart&qu
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by input_sh 2y ago
I have no strong opinion on the premise, but the cherry-picked data in this article is... on par with what I expect from a random Substack blog, which is to say god-awful. The most obvious offender is in the music section, where he points o
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by input_sh 2y ago
I also couldn't help but notice that the account that posted it is 3 days old, has made 5 submissions, 3 of which are from the same xatakaon(dot)com domain.
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by input_sh 2y ago
So what you're saying is absolutely nothing would change?
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by input_sh 2y ago
Assuming your software is fairly up to date and/or you haven't badly misconfigured it, they're not gonna do anything. There are a ton of routers and IoT devices that are a much easier catch than a machine run by someone that
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by input_sh 2y ago
The question isn't does the software I run have some sort of yet-undetected security issues, but am I a valuable enough of a target for someone to waste their yet-undetected exploits specifically targeting me? If the answer's no,
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by input_sh 2y ago
In the early 2000s it was pretty much expected that each and every computer you encounter is full of viruses. That is, viruses on top of viruses that come by default from everyone running a cracked version of Windows XP.
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by input_sh 2y ago
I'm sure you've comprehended this, but it's not obvious from your snippet: .org (Initiative) launched .net to continue the work of .com, which had been Red Hat's pet project since its inception. And if I may add a bit of
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by input_sh 2y ago
> (who is a/the creator of Obsidian) No. He is the current CEO, an excellent communicator and definitely the right person for the job, but he wasn't there in the beginning and nothing meaningfully changed about Obsidian's
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by input_sh 2y ago
Yeah I have to disagree. I even host my own GitLab (because I heavily prefer its CI/CD over GitHub's Actions), but if I wanted to contribute to your project, I'm far more likely to do it on GitHub than to convince myself to
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by input_sh 2y ago
The example that blew my mind once and I've been repeating it since: New York is as north as Madrid. Like, almost exactly, 0.3 degrees difference (or 20 miles, or 33 kilometres).
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by input_sh 2y ago
Don't worry, it's not just eastern Europe. There's also Radio Free Asia, Current Time TV (in Russian), Middle East Broadcasting Networks, Radio Televisión Martí (targeting Cuba) and of course, Voice of America, all under US
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Generative AI Is Not Going to Build Your Engineering Team for You(stackoverflow.blog)
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by input_sh 2y ago
It's not as simple as that, you're basically asking browsers to target a completely different platform, just for the EU users, where iPhones are nowhere near as popular to begin with. Google might at some point maintain two comple
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by input_sh 2y ago
It could be, but it's not. According to LinkedIn, that one construction company they name has about 50 employees. If it were the most influential companies in Germany, that "over 1,000 employees" number would've been ord
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by input_sh 2y ago
> I also do not see any benefits for the streamer with this price raise. I see this as a huge , industry-changing event. Right now, there's no big DJs streaming on Twitch. There's also no big streamers that became big because
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by input_sh 2y ago
You're confusing DJing with producing music. They're completely separate, yet intertwined skills. You can be an excellent DJ that sucks at making music, and you can make excellent electronic music but still suck at DJing. Most DJs
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by input_sh 2y ago
One of these: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Performance_rights_organisatio...
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by input_sh 2y ago
I wonder how long until Twitch also gets forced to some rather arbitrary rules set by the record companies, like how you can't do "best of Daft Punk" on Mixcloud (too many songs by one artist). Jokes aside, kudos to you for c
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by input_sh 2y ago
That already exists, it's called Google One. It's installed on a billion devices and it's pretty comparable to iCloud: more storage, email, and a bunch of other things most people don't care about, all included in one su
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by input_sh 2y ago
No, it's a smoke detector. Specifically, ionization-type smoke detector, which are based on Americium-241 (half-life of 400+ years): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoke_detector#Ionization The amount is usually ne
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by input_sh 2y ago
Oh come on, France and Germany were basically in a perpetual war for hundreds of years before, and now there's not even a theoretical chance of any two EU states fighting each other. Occasional war here and there not directly involving
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by input_sh 2y ago
For what it's worth, Apple says "The battery is considered consumed once it reaches the limit." That limit has been 1000 for all models since about 2010.
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by input_sh 2y ago
FTC's whole yearly budget is under half a billion, Amazon and the rest can very easily throw more lawyers at a problem. You'd think the government would be the Goliath in this battle, but it's the other way around. FTC is mor
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by input_sh 2y ago
I get it, a decade or so ago I happily blogged around on my own and plenty of other websites, my posts were released under CC BY-SA whenever I could get away with it. I was quite happy to do that! It brought me all-expenses-paid conferences
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by input_sh 2y ago
Even if you do your own thing and make something super cool, nobody's gonna stumble upon it randomly. You either have to spam it on social media or aim for high ranking in search results (while that's still somewhat of a possibili
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by input_sh 2y ago
It's for as long as necessary to serve the purpose. If you're brought to court, you could either argue that you still need it for your specific use case, or you can point to some internal procedure to delete stuff that's way

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