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by jrmg 4y ago
Redactle Unlimited (launched in July) looks like it launched about three months after Redactle (launched in April), and is using the name of the original one in its name. I’m not sure what I feel about this if the original really is abandon
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by jrmg 4y ago
It would still be high pressure, just high pressure air.
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by jrmg 4y ago
I wondered that too. I think the sandwiches were inside the sub, which was still full of air?
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by jrmg 4y ago
Your last paragraph seems to have the opposite sentiment to your the first half of your first?
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by jrmg 4y ago
Ah, I see we both have a more similar view than I thought! I really should be storing some codes for my password manager somewhere…
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by jrmg 4y ago
I have long wondered if two factor authentication actually causes more economic harm than it solves - it just doesn’t cause that harm to be noticeably all in one place (the harm is spread to millions of users who will lose access at some po
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by jrmg 4y ago
> work laptop, my home laptop, and my phone There’s a fire or gas explosion or earthquake or something, and you need to leave all those behind. What do you do? > Oh, everyone else is just hoping they never lose their phone? Really? I
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by jrmg 4y ago
The power draw and size is substantially lower.
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by jrmg 4y ago
I think, at least for the list-like examples, this is missing an important aspect of what delimiters ‘mean’ to humans. The delimiter goes directly after the items because it means ‘but wait, there’s more’, and so mentally puts you into a mi
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by jrmg 4y ago
This symptom was occurring to me because I was on a network with a Pi-Hole, had Safari's "Hide IP address from trackers" on (which I think uses the iCloud Private Relay to get some resources usually delivered by CDNs that tra
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by jrmg 4y ago
> Docs that didn't have what it was saying it did? Yes. Docs for related features. > Makes me wonder if ever in the history of that url (ie wayback machine) if that feature was ever mentioned... I wondered that too, but, no, a Go
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by jrmg 4y ago
I don’t know if this corresponds to traffic, but my local DNS server shows that it’s returning more AAAA results that A results (_just_) nowadays. This is a home cable connection in the Bay Area.
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by jrmg 4y ago
Why would it need to? It knows that it already exists! Seriously, though, sort of. I asked for advice how to implement it and it just gave me more non-existent options.
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by jrmg 4y ago
I asked how to configure something in PlatformIO and it told me it was possible to do exactly what I wanted, and gave me easy to use syntax with full examples and explanation. When I questioned it further, it pointed me to the URLs of docs
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by jrmg 4y ago
Your interpretation here is very kind. I really don’t understand how anyone can read this and think it somehow indicates we’re “supposed to believe SBF’s claims”. Bankman-Fried deflected the FT’s questions about the excessive borrowing a
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by jrmg 4y ago
It’s probably a bug in your network switch: https://mjtsai.com/blog/2022/05/11/usb-c-hubs-breaking-ether...
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by jrmg 4y ago
How I'm interpreting their explanations is that they don't (can't) tell which user it is. They just know you've had two two-time visitors, and one one-time visitor.
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by jrmg 4y ago
Be aware that that will consume substantially more power than a pi. Even my old MacBook seems to consume about 6W idle with the screen off compared to 1W for my cubieboard (~pi 1 equivalent). A PC is probably closer to 10-30W.
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by jrmg 4y ago
I liked Facebook when it just told me what my friends were doing. I don't want a "news feed" from a social network. I have the completely un-researched and un-backed opinion that Twitter changing its prompt from "What
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by jrmg 4y ago
I don't think that's correct. I think most people are complaining about what they see, and how they feel when using Twitter. I'm basing my opinion on: - The experience of seeing people move to Mastodon and comment on how much
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by jrmg 4y ago
I miss Medium. I do find myself clicking on search results that lead to Medium posts, then immediately clicking 'back'. It makes me feel a little sad every time I don't look at something there. There are a lot of Medium posts
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by jrmg 4y ago
Oh, man, I’m glad I’m not the only one to think this. It felt like a real article was in there, but the author had copied the stilted, overly verbose style of generated-for-SEO articles. I really hope we’re not entering a world where qualit
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by jrmg 4y ago
I’ve been thinking about this more, and it’s occurred to me that there is an underlying assumption in It’s not he purpose of the loan industry… that corporations are required to make decisions amorally - which is don’t think is or should
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by jrmg 4y ago
It's not the role of the loan industry to make it easier for black people who appear to be a higher statistical risk to get loans. That's the purpose of government- to make it illegal to include genetic history in life insurance
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by jrmg 4y ago
I am not aware of models that use birth month to make loan decisions, but if that's a useful predictor, why not include it? Because it’s radically unfair to do that! You’re seriously suggesting that some people should be penalized fo
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by jrmg 4y ago
How do you make the first commit 0000000? (Without using this project, obviously).
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by jrmg 4y ago
I am pretty sure this happens to me too. It’s not that I feel the watch causing pain _directly_, like a lot of replies here seem to assume, it’s that if I wear one regularly for more than a couple of weeks, it aggravates my existing tendenc
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by jrmg 4y ago
Outside our bubble, there’s an _ocean_ of embedded software/firmware and lower level library stuff, on up-to-date platforms, written in C by people or teams that would find switching to Rust just a _massive_ chore. I’d guess there is a
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by jrmg 4y ago
You are making a lot of assumptions there and seem to think that this happens to me all the time. I don't have this problem in most conversations. To the point you're saying without the seeming antagonism - yes, you're right,
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by jrmg 4y ago
Many people seem to totally lack the capability of understanding simple questions. I often have to ask yes/no questions, and even then I have to say "please answer yes or no". Then I have to go beating 1 bit information at t

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