jonhohle

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by jonhohle 1mo ago
You said: > Never heard a "conservative" call a protester a "libtard" right before rolling coal at them? Then you said: > Do you think the Jim Crow era was "sensationalized"? Then you said: > Your comm
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
Inferred based on OP and other comments from parent. Works the same way reverse.
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
Once again with the implication that conservatives are equivalent to Nazis and therefore should be treated with vitriol. The hyperbole isn’t unwarranted and the whole point.
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
> evil people Your conservative neighbor is no more evil than someone who thinks their conservative neighbor is evil because they are conservative.
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
It was a case relevant to this audience where he attacked a group due to their perceived political affiliation or views. I could have less about YC except it provides one do the last social news sites that I find consistently high signal.
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
Jim Crow is slightly different than yelling slurs. I’ve also never lived during a time where it was the law of the land, but that was also not what you were originally referring to.
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
Nope. I haven’t seen any of those things personally. Have you? I have personally seen family members disown their parents. Siblings not speak for decades. A friend call another racist and cut off communication not for any racist behavior, b
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
It wasn’t ignorance, but tolerance. I wasn’t referring to social media or his role in it at all except as a participant.
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
In my experience it’s not the conservatives who end relationships over disagreements. In fact, I’ve never heard of a conservative kid disowning their parents, family, or friends because of their liberal views.
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
Then you live next to them and let them borrow a cup of sugar or ask to borrow one from them and collect their mail while they’re away and thank them when they let you know you left a light on when you left for work the other day. And reali
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
> And I can’t help but feel that maybe we were better off before we knew everyone’s hot takes on everything He says this, while implying his conservative neighbors, who did nothing but be wonderful neighbors to him and his family except
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
It seems like stalking laws in most jurisdictions should already cover this. Is there any legal precedent that could help without the need for new laws?
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
This is very much missing from the article. It makes the math problem more interesting, but the practical solution is much easier. There are possibly other applications in navigation, radio communication, or other domains that might make th
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
Whether or not people understand it (I’m guess most don’t), we’ve lost something and been handed an inferior alternative with significant disadvantages. I have CDs from the 80s that still work. Plenty of games on disc and cart that still wo
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
I understand the advantages and have run email on my own domains for decades. Those aliases are used for business or partitioning senders. If they fail, my life goes on.
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
I might be missing something, but a single 6 sided die can have all permutations for 3 players; a 24 sided die for 4 players; a 120 sided die has all permutations necessary for 5 players. Each one of these would even firmly support fewer pl
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
I was talking about one of those. Specifically they have a policy of not reissuing email addresses. Once it’s registered it’s burned. If they were to reverse that policy, the sky would fall.
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
One of the reasons I stick with Big Email for my primary email is cases similar to this. If I host email and lose the domain one day, I’ve lost two factor on a thousand different services (the single factor on some). Big Email’s policy is t
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
It’s only temporary if they revoke it.
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
Don’t worry. You can’t “buy” them anyway!
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
Then maybe is should be forced to say: “Buy revocable license” and require the user to answer randomized multiple choice questions regarding the terms of the license that act in opposition to the purchaser. Collect metrics on wrong answers
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
I’ve had a lot of luck with ImHex looking at various binary formats and even using it to aid in writing some file magic. It would be really nice to be able to roundtrip C headers with it. The syntax is close, but often I older formats there
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
> Between May 2025 and May 2026, employment in the sector dropped a staggering 21 percent, according to BLS data. For early-career adjusters, the decline was even sharper: Entry-level postings have fallen 50 percent since 2025… When your
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
Yeah, I thought it was going to work like one of those wands as well and wondered why the LEDs were offset. When I saw how it worked, my jaw dropped. So much simpler and more mechanical than I expected.
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
The screen would become the thing. If anyone can watch anything anywhere at any time, having a 200 foot screen differentiates a theater from watching something on a phone. 99% of the time, people will choose the phone, will choose to watch
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
There would be no movies as we know them today. Studios couldn’t support making multi-hundred million dollar movies that are immediately free to everyone. Basically movies would become YouTube. It could potentially help theater owners, who
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
It’s astonishing to me that no one pointed out what a self-own changing the “O” in the acronym of Great Lakes to an “A” would be. Every school child is going to learn SHAME until this is reverted or further changed.
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
I’ve used a Ring doorbell for over a decade and have never been able to get it to work with a physical doorbell. In two different house, with additional power dongle and after replacing transformers, every time I have it trigger the mechani
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
Multiple services using the same database will typically end poorly. When schemas or indexes change, how will that affect all of the different services? How do their read/write patterns differ? When one service needs to scale, will the
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by jonhohle 1mo ago
But gitweb is probably the second most used method of hosting a git repo and easily recognizable through heuristics. If it’s gitweb, fallback to git access and save everyone, including the crawler, time and resources.

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