jaywalk

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by jaywalk 4y ago
I'm sure it was in response to the protests. Apple said it's rolling out worldwide, but starting in China.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
> It might be better for Explorer to notice and go up to the next nearest available directory. But... that's what it does?
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by jaywalk 4y ago
That flag opts out of all telemetry.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
There's also steak tartare, which isn't cooked at all.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
He didn't buy a majority stake, he bought the entire company.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
The author specifically mentions static websites, which wouldn't have the functionality to alter the HTML.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Why wouldn't it affect the money-burning pit that is Metaverse?
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by jaywalk 4y ago
That has nothing to do with HDR itself.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
4K by itself is marginal. But 4K HDR is incredible.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
It isn't necessarily that Sequoia (or any of the other VCs) had dirty money to launder. It could have also been that they wanted to use clean money for unclean purposes. To be clear: I'm just letting my mind wander in response to
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by jaywalk 4y ago
According to the article, they did end up printing more money.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
It could be simple greed by incredibly simple-minded VCs or it could be something worse. Somebody asked what the something worse could be, and I replied. We are learning more and more about all of this each day. There was massive fraud goin
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Unless you think the new CEO's findings are incorrect (highly doubtful) or that FTX was buying houses for everybody except SBF himself (possible, but again doubtful), there is evidence right in front of you.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
They had to bail out Alameda because Alameda was propping up FTX. I have seen nothing that indicates FTX would have been fine standing alone, and plenty to indicate the opposite. It was a giant scam. All of it.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Money laundering.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Luckily the UN has no effective power over the US.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
FTX loaned the deposits to Alameda, and Alameda invested them. It's totally different from FTX making the investments themselves! /s
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by jaywalk 4y ago
But stealing and then losing customer deposits "was never the intention" You know, "Sometimes life creeps up on you" and then the customer deposits you stole are gone! He's clearly innocent, so he has nothing to wor
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Many years ago, I did some consulting work on a project that had been "delivered" by Infosys. It was, to put it lightly, a complete and utter mess in every way. Just from a security vulnerability standpoint, it had: SQL injection,
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by jaywalk 4y ago
https://airconsumer.dot.gov/escomplaint/ConsumerForm.cfm
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Yes, I love my laser printer. It's somewhere around 10 years old, and has printed a grand total of 99 pages. But it's still happily using the same toner it came with, while an inkjet's ink would have dried out and needed repl
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Unless they're on the court, it wouldn't matter. It's not just the color, it's also the position of the players. The graphics are mapped to certain spots on the court, so this only happens if a player wearing the color
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by jaywalk 4y ago
I didn't know they'd have a demo mode. I just tried it out inside my house, and it actually works. Pretty incredible.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
> You don't get a choice about COVID getting into your body, and that is far worse than whatever possible long term effects of the vaccine might be. You don't know that, because we don't know what the "long term effec
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by jaywalk 4y ago
I had a bunch of open tabs in Safari, and typing "old" (space) not only crashed Safari but got rid of almost all of the open tabs. It was all stuff I needed to refer back to, and yeah that's not a great way to manage stuff li
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by jaywalk 4y ago
I think most people appreciate typos being pointed out to them politely. Maybe it's better to not tell people they shouldn't help others.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Why do you need to pop out your SIM so often? Is that an Android thing, or are you actually swapping your SIM all the time?
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by jaywalk 4y ago
> Keeping the phones on and connected to a charger in the evidence lockers doesn't seem like too much work. There's no way that's a standard procedure.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
That hypothetical argument doesn't even make sense. Apple could (and still can) have counterfeits taken down. This has nothing to do with that.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
I was thinking the exact same thing. It's quite striking.

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