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jakear
4y ago
I knew the words. I did not expect it to have been a mixup as amnesia is a much more commonly used term. I posted the comment because I am aphantastic as well but have no difficulty navigating, in fact I am typically delegated to for the ta
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jakear
4y ago
> a navigator with aphantasia Curious what you think aphantasia has to do with this?
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4y ago
Ugh, worst of it for me was a trip back from the Olympic peninsula late at night a while back -- Apple kept trying to auto-reroute me to a path that would have me waiting 3+ hours for the ferry instead of driving around the peninsula (<2
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4y ago
Depends on the store. I can have Amazon deliver me Egan by January 6 (9 days from now), or I can walk down to the local sci-fi store and pick one up off the shelf today. Of course, Barns and Noble don't even stock his books.
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4y ago
I experienced the same, but once I enabled JIT (disabled "Advanced Security" for the site), it was smooth.
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jakear
4y ago
Have you had much luck with Podman? I used to do QA for tooling to integrate VSCode with Docker and also couldn't stand the MacOS experience. But from what I understand podman works without the daemon and is generally more stable-ish,
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4y ago
You sidestepped https://mobile.twitter.com/AP/status/1606381652216893440 , I'll give you some more time to come up with why people's claims that the Government would do exactly that were/are "c
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jakear
4y ago
Adding an item to a cart and it persisting is quite directly a service explicitly requested by the user. And if some EU kangaroo court forces me to click through a “clicking add to cart will save this item in your cart, do you agree to perf
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4y ago
another nice one for you: “oh don’t worry we totally won’t use these covid trackers to police you in completely unrelated matters” // “oh yah nah we 100% are doing that” https://mobile.twitter.com/AP/status&#x
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4y ago
> Nope, I’m not American, and it appears neither does your source, because the link that should take you to the original claim goes to some other story. Here's another: https://news.yahoo.com/cdc-director-data-sugges
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4y ago
IndexedDB/LocalStorage can do all that without relying on the server. The real shame is that Apple has decided IndexedDB is too powerful to allow outside of their walled garden and will auto-delete it after a week or so. Worse still, S
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4y ago
Sure, don't jump to "the government is conspiring against us" at first pass, but also don't dismiss otherwise reasonable arguments on the grounds "there's no way the government isn't acting as a force of P
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jakear
4y ago
Yes, that's what the "..." represented in the OP. In fact I linked to that paper there too
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4y ago
If all you do is download the release binary, anything could compromise you. If you read the source, an inauthentic release binary could compromise you. If you read the source and compile it, a compromised compiler could compromise you. If
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jakear
4y ago
Ha, speak of the devil :) To be clear, "then gave up" means I ended up just running the install script. Thanks for your work on Bun! Hoping to use it for a speedy websocket server some time soon.
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4y ago
Funny, I thought about this today when installing Bun^. I read the bash script, saw that it was indeed downloading a release binary from the official GitHub repo, then gave up. The binary it downloaded could do absolutely anything when I ru
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jakear
4y ago
Do you think that bot magically sprung itself into existence? Or is it more likely that it was written by a human, as ordered by a human, in response to well-documented (also in the article) pressure from the White House to prohibit the spr
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4y ago
Why do you think you get to decide? Based on the content the Government has allowed you to see. My statement is in line with what a Harvard professor of epidemiology stated^, so that's something. Of course, you wouldn't know about
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4y ago
The context is in the article, which that image is pulled from. The image itself directly contradicts your claim: "The people posting on Twitter are just riling up, a virtual riot. You want to discuss it, do it calmy and write soemthin
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4y ago
> Encouraging people to not get a vaccine we decided is harmful speech. Who is "we"? I sure as hell haven't decided that. The supreme court hasn't either, unlike in the examples you mention. And my only discomfort wit
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4y ago
Like here, where someone posting a literal screenshot of the CDC's own data was deemed "misleading" and prohibited from being interacted with? https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/f_auto,q_auto:good,f
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jakear
4y ago
Were an individual legitimately trying to make a point, they would come up with an example not already in the set.
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I'm not demanding an antagonistic view, I'm requesting for antagonistic views to be vocalizable without the White House demanding you to be deplatformed.
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4y ago
Is it too much to ask that we don't add to that set?
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> I'm not a conspiracy theorist As told in my Middle Eastern history class, "it's reasonable to be a conspiracy theorist when you've been the subject of countless governments conspiring against you and/or your pe
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4y ago
Downvoted because it completely misses the point, which is that a private company should not be told by the government to restrict speech, even if ( especially if) that speech is in conflict with the "official policy" the governm
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jakear
4y ago
Alcohol ads are definitely still a thing. Perhaps you’re thinking of tobacco?
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jakear
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Eh. If the EU can make a law requiring every website to make me click through a popup regarding the types of strings my browser will put in the `Cookie` header, I think the US can make a law requiring every app to let me choose what types o
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jakear
4y ago
This doesn't apply to Craigslist, it only applies to marketplaces (where the platform is in charge of collecting and distributing fees). Regardless, for personal sellers the only required disclosure is country and state of operation.
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4y ago
The fifth fleet is based out of Bahrain.
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