jadamson

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by jadamson 1y ago
Very first question: > Your online service has links with the UK if: > UK users are a target market for your service; or > It has a significant number of UK users What is "significant"? Is it a percentage or a raw number?
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by jadamson 1y ago
If your response to the idea of sanitizing HTML is a clown emoji, I don't simply not care if you quit open source, I actively want you out of the entire industry. Hope that helps.
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by jadamson 1y ago
...so strip the offending HTML before passing it to WebKit? What is this, kindergarten?
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by jadamson 1y ago
> There is an untested assumption that hashes achieve randomness because they appear to be a random collection of characters. lol, no. Cryptographic hash functions are specifically designed to achieve this property. > Never in mathema
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by jadamson 1y ago
The more likely candidate is reading notifications, no?
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by jadamson 1y ago
There's an option to enable end-to-end encryption on your backups. https://faq.whatsapp.com/490592613091019
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by jadamson 1y ago
TORCS? https://sourceforge.net/projects/torcs/
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by jadamson 1y ago
Yoghurts probably won't help, but Fecal Microbiota Transplantation might. A team at the University of Calgary is currently recruiting participants with Major Depressive Disorder and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: https://res
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by jadamson 1y ago
No, they're not. This terminology is well-established. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Guides/Coo...
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by jadamson 1y ago
`pull_request_target` (which has access to secrets) runs in the context of the destination branch, so any malicious workflow would need to have already been committed. GitHub has a page on this: https://securitylab.github.com&#x2
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by jadamson 1y ago
Someone below linked to a company providing this technology and it seems we do now have remote control cows (no panicking that I can see): https://www.instagram.com/halterhq/reel/C_hq8_iSnCH/
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by jadamson 1y ago
It was less accurate in the 80s/90s, if you were a civilian. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Error_analysis_for_the_Global_...
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by jadamson 1y ago
Interesting. Here's the original channel - their videos all have a Picsart watermark in the bottom right. I don't believe it's entirely fake, just enhanced. https://www.youtube.com/@jrcollection5246/short
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by jadamson 1y ago
Their changes are so bad that someone made a browser extension to jump straight to your subscriptions so you never see the homepage (my watch history was off already and I didn't like the homepage telling me to turn it on). https:&#x2
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by jadamson 1y ago
What do you mean what does it mean? An iframe is a window into another webpage, and is bounded as such both visually and in terms of DOM interfaces. A simple example would be that an iframe header can't have drop-down menus that overla
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by jadamson 2y ago
It's called "male pattern baldness" and is caused by androgens, counteracting it would be 'less male'. And that's without mentioning the social aspect of focus on appearance, which is generally feminine-coded.
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by jadamson 2y ago
In the UK you might be able to use a "virtual office" address instead, although this will cost money. https://www.reddit.com/r/ContractorUK/comments/1gka8lq/virtu...
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by jadamson 2y ago
Xerox PC Type Right https://vintageapple.org/pcworld/pdf/PC_World_8711_November_... page 237 has a review (big PDF warning)
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by jadamson 2y ago
That's only true if the x% humans can't do is the same x% that OCR can't do.
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by jadamson 2y ago
Understanding of hieroglyphs was lost because Egypt was invaded by Greeks, Romans, and Arabs over the course of a thousand years. How many Aboriginal tribes were also wiped out (by the British, or by each other) but left no written record t
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by jadamson 2y ago
Considering the earliest evidence of written language is only about 5,000 years old? None. Are you claiming that if the Aboriginals had written this down, they'd have forgotten by now?
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by jadamson 2y ago
That may be one of the more absurd "noble savage"-type claims ever made.
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by jadamson 2y ago
Stupid enough to dress up as something mistakable for a KKK outfit, in the Bronx, and not take it off after being warned? I rather doubt that.
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by jadamson 2y ago
Or maybe, just maybe, no white kid has been stupid enough to do that? Not understanding what "proof" means doesn't bolster your argument. Rather, it just makes you another datapoint when it comes to picking a team. I really w
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by jadamson 2y ago
They are on the WP page, though. > Mohamed said he brought the clock to school because he "wanted to impress all of his teachers".[12] His engineering teacher, upon seeing the clock said, "That's really nice", bu
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by jadamson 2y ago
The study that got published included children from 12 to 16 at time of starting on blockers. A child at 16 is going to have gone through a substantial portion of the 'wrong' puberty already. Are their outcomes better/worse t
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by jadamson 2y ago
France, where this blogger is from, produces a little under 80% of its power from nuclear. It doesn't just power France, but also exports to the UK and Germany among others. A 100% nuclear society is of course also theoretical, so don&
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by jadamson 2y ago
> Poor education is mainly a problem due to the gated access to quality education, which requires educated parents and money. Some of the best schools in the US are public schools. It's a funding issue. > These things have very c
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by jadamson 2y ago
It's not "fair" that my parents couldn't afford to take me go-karting. Maybe I'd have ended up an F1 driver if they had. The problem is the pipelines, primarily poor education. Papering over the cracks resulting fro
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by jadamson 2y ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/ios/comments/1cspwh2/my_old_photos_...

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