jachee

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by jachee 6y ago
That "go home in peace" message had all the sincerity and subtext of "Sure is a... nice place ya got here..."
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by jachee 6y ago
I also wonder if he still has (ever had?) access to the @PotUS account.
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by jachee 6y ago
"She should have just complied." ...is what they would say if she were black. Instead, she was white, and was seditiously tresspasing on secure, federal property as part of an insurrection riot.
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by jachee 6y ago
HIV isn't spread via aerosol transmission. If it's were, it absolutely would require isolation upon infection. Edit: downvoting me doesn't make me wrong.
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by jachee 6y ago
If a business entity going to conduct business in public, why does that entity deserve any expectation of privacy?
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by jachee 6y ago
Perhaps a... s/best/Kenji Alt-Lopez/ ...is warranted in order to improve the tip?
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by jachee 6y ago
Supply is artificially constrained by bot-wielding cartels of middlemen with the aim only to “flip” them for profit. If people would stop buying the middlemen’s supply, their exclusivity premium would evaporate, and the rest of the supply
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by jachee 6y ago
$currentjob switched to Teams 7 months ago, and I still miss Slack every day. The only ones who I haven't heard lament the switch are the ones whose budget Slack used to (and o365 does) cone from.
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by jachee 6y ago
I haven't heard of any iOS worms. Got any sources on iOS-specific, in-the-wild malware?
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by jachee 6y ago
Not just their privacy, but also their financial details.
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by jachee 6y ago
The clear answer is to use pixelated lorem ipsum for obfuscation. :)
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by jachee 6y ago
It's the ability to publish criticism and facts about the government without facing harm from doing so. Revealing sources violates the trust those sources depend on to ensure the truth gets reported, and risks harm to those sources.
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by jachee 6y ago
> which will do wonders both for their and Arm's brand. Apple’s brand, yes, definitely. Arm’s brand? Not so much. Apple have made a very concerted effort to ensure that when the public thinks of the M1, that it is an Apple chip,
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by jachee 6y ago
Try it in two steps: "Hey Siri, set a reminder <for {date/time|location}>." > "Okay, what do you want me to remind you?" "Put dingus on the grocery list" > Done.
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by jachee 6y ago
I love the fact that I can call out any X11 color name. For working during the day, my office lamp is "banana mania". For dinner time, the dining room lights are "topaz". You can also set a light to a color manually, the
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by jachee 6y ago
How does cross-site user tracking do its thing?
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by jachee 6y ago
My understanding is that JavaScript is the primary mechanism used in browser fingerprinting and cross-site user tracking/"analytics". Isn't that a rather large privacy and (personal, if not specifically "cyber"
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by jachee 6y ago
I once watched a group of three ravens work together to raid a McDonald's trash bin. Two would push in the (admittedly very weak-sprinted) door, while the third would hop in and out, dropping fries on the ground, they all took turns a
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by jachee 6y ago
AudioKit is churning out high-quality, open-source apps, despite that.
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by jachee 6y ago
> I hate it that as an iOS user, I'm sold to you as Apple's product. I disagree. As a user, Apple has, over the last decade-plus, earned my trust that the software I decide to run on my device won't... * brick the devic
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by jachee 6y ago
And now you know why Spotify is so gung-ho into podcasts, lately. That and the payola for advertising your content on their platform[0] and the not having to pay artist royalties. [0] https://support.spotifyforpodcasters.com&#x2F
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by jachee 6y ago
Considering the Dunning-Krueger effect, my Imposter Syndrome is sure that I must either be a bad engineer, and that it's just a matter of time before I mess up in a situation because I incorrectly evaluate my skill level at evaluatin
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by jachee 6y ago
If you're not reading all the source of everything you're running, any or all of it it absolutely could be reporting usage/stats/your data to a "mothership". Just because there's no single central or
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by jachee 6y ago
They own the software. You didn't pay for that. You licensed it from them.
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by jachee 6y ago
Good luck finding a suitable replacement. Microsoft does unpredictable things to Windows. Linux maintainers do unpredictable things to all sorts of things. Your only real recourse is to compile everything from source after a thorough review
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by jachee 6y ago
You mean like tomato and potato? Or (chile) peppers and (black) pepper? Or artichokes and Jerusalem artichokes? Personally, I think "ah-nah-NAHS" wouldn't be very confusing with "Buh-nan-uhs", at least when speaking
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by jachee 6y ago
Clearly you've never shopped for paint [0] or used X11 color names[1]. [0] https://www.sherwin-williams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/h... [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/X1
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by jachee 6y ago
Along similar lines, I think it would behoove us English speakers to change the word "pineapple" to the word that's nearly universal in other languages: ananas.
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by jachee 6y ago
The analogy that really drove home how many IPv6 addresses there are is this: Take every known star in the sky today, give each of them a full IPv4-sized /32 address space, and you'd still have IPv6 space left over. No need to scr
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by jachee 6y ago
If the non-racist Republicans would actively foster better race relations and reforming an inherently racist system, as well as denouncing and ostracizing the actually-racist Republicans, maybe they wouldn't all get painted with the sa

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