jaywalk

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by jaywalk 4y ago
Aside from all of the additional accounting/reporting/etc. burdens placed on publicly-traded companies, there are no differences in legal requirements between publicly-traded and privately-held companies. > Nor have they explai
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Privately-held companies, to be specific. But context is important, so if we're talking about finance then public/private company is perfectly acceptable.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Not even close to what this does. It basically runs a headless version of VSCode on the remote machine, with all of the necessary extensions, and your local version of VSCode controls it.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
This is really cool, but I was hoping he had gone all the way with the setup and had a simulated CO backend that actually validated that coins were inserted to make a call.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
You either got incredibly lucky, or are talking about experiences in the (relatively distant) past. I say this as someone who also used to run email servers, and long since gave up on it.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
People being purely hypocritical when it benefits them is an all too common theme these days. As far as politics go, the only goal is power. Any steps towards gaining more power are right and just, regardless of how hypocritical they may be
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by jaywalk 4y ago
When people talk about "private companies" they're referring to entities that are not government-owned/controlled. Being listed on the stock market does not change that.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
You do know that Elon does not currently (and may not ever) own Twitter, right?
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Twitter has done nothing to earn the benefit of the doubt in situations like this. Quite the opposite, in fact.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
It basically runs everything on the remote machine. So when you hit F5 to debug, the code is actually (transparently) running on the remote machine. It's pretty cool.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
So then maybe "society is in ruins because people are allowed to own things I don't think they should be allowed to own" is a bit hyperbolic, yes?
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by jaywalk 4y ago
You live in the US, but refer to "their" society as if you're not a part of it. So if "their" society is in ruins, why do you choose to continue living there? Surely you can head off to any number of countries that
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by jaywalk 4y ago
A lot of services (like Netflix) block datacenter IPs to prevent this sort of thing.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Any computer can't have any IP, but the routing rules have nothing to do with physical location. Routers advertise to their neighbors the IP block(s) that they serve. As a super high level example, your ISP's core router would adv
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by jaywalk 4y ago
I'll take your position if you decide you want to leave.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Every problem that gets solved is one less thing to campaign on. And since we don't hold our politicians accountable, they can just campaign on the same things over and over and never do anything about them.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
This is a discussion, and there was nothing disrespectful about what he said. Respectfully, nobody asked for to jump in and be an ass.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
The Democrats are not interested in anything that isn't gun control, and the Republicans aren't interested in gun control. $40b to Ukraine though? Full bipartisan support, passed in no time at all. You do the math.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
It's not.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Ok, but the the standalone application is still not required for 4K. You can watch Netflix in 4K using Edge on Windows or Safari on Mac.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
You could purchase a DVD containing MacOS, but calling them "legit" (as far as installing on a Hackintosh) is a stretch. You're paying for the physical disc, not a license to the OS. The only way to get a license to use MacOS
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Silverlight is long dead, the poster was mistaken: https://help.netflix.com/en/node/2090
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Most of the stuff in the "ethics overhaul" is pie in the sky nonsense. Take this bullet point: "Whether AWS does due diligence to know if cloud customers are using its services in a way that contributes to human rights violat
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by jaywalk 4y ago
I think that it's asinine to list a private citizen previously holding this view as a reason to not use a web browser but at the same time being OK with a lawmaker who also previously held the same view being POTUS .
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by jaywalk 4y ago
So is donating money better or worse than an actual lawmaker saying they shouldn't have those rights? I'm confused.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
The worst part is, as you called out with Biden, the intolerance isn't even consistently applied. They'll forgive people when it's convenient for them, and everyone else is irredeemable.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
If you're pulling down a packge with npm that isn't part of the npm registry, the request isn't going through a Microsoft proxy.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
I'm sure the reasoning would be something along the lines of these requests being made in response to user activity of some sort.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Anyone who has coded an HTML email with any sort of complexity probably also hates coding HTML emails.
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by jaywalk 4y ago
Considering they have actual pictures of the cork popping, it's safe to say that they purchased at least one bottle of champagne.

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