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by jspaetzel 4y ago
It wouldn't even be a "relatively diverse" group if we didn't work at it continuously. This is just the latest difficult step.
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by jspaetzel 4y ago
This is exactly the kind of thinking that keeps mac-only or mac-first businesses from becoming successful more frequently.
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by jspaetzel 4y ago
As usual counterculture isn't part of mainstream media. Duh.
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by jspaetzel 4y ago
The terminal is the best terminal version
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by jspaetzel 4y ago
This is so incredibly false, I've been working on a project for the last six months and MoM I've seen steady increase in usage. Tbh much much higher usage then I expected. Most users find my site via Google or Facebook however the
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by jspaetzel 4y ago
It gets out of your way almost as much as the text on this landing page.
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by jspaetzel 4y ago
If you only look at your lifetime things might not look great at this exact moment. But this too shall pass. Expand your lense to include a few hundred or thousand years and you'll realize we're doing fine. Things have never been
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
Yeah, you're right! We should have stopped with Emacs in 1976. After all, everything after that point has been pointless and derivative.
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
Don't forget the perverse incentives of the folks working on these things. They don't get paid for projects getting completed, they bill by the hour. And if that wasn't bad enough, taking a call on the way from one job to ano
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
It went down svbtly
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
It takes time (investment) to change time... this bit of consultation will likely save a lot of stress for the people implementing this change.
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
Any shared hosting provider is extremely susceptible to this type of issue and this type of list just doesn't work. It's a scam. There are lots of good blocklists, but there are also lots of bad ones like this. When I worked with
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
Any economic growth helps the government in innumerable ways, the government isn't meant to be a profitable industry with a huge upside.
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
Now that you can afford to, why not buy some time for yourself instead of stuff?
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
Haha. Such correlation, such little data. But hey, at least someone got paid.
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
The broken images to me look like instances where two or more cameras or images were used and then stitched together. Probably also done while the camera and object are moving making it more likely to be wonky.
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
Really great example of the long-term impact of opensource.
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
ENS is great until you lose control of it due to a hack or a death. Compare the reprocussions of that with the traditional system.
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
We all want better, and in so many ways we're getting there.
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
If the author of this believes what they wrote then I feel sorry for them, they're seeing the worst in a good situation and they're substantiating it with an opinion piece that's purported as scientific. Ironically the paper
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
Who cares, this is a beta(?) or brand new product, send them your feedback
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
Oh I see. You're saying that crypto inverts the problem libertarians want to address with the financial system. Which is nifty! I think you might find libertarians would be split about this... In my case I'm against anything that
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
There's different levels of e-signatures, for various circumstances. The most sophisticated includes having an agent video chat with you and verify your identity when signing. If that won't hold up, then you'll probably have
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
Most of the time "parents caring for children" is considered a good thing. It only is an issue when there's societal pressure to do otherwise, which is also a good thing.
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
Sounds great, nobody should ever have anything nicer then anyone else. Please try to create that and get back with me about how it goes.
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
What does this mean? (Libertarian here asking)
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
The concern should be about how "the law" can't be applied here
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
All of this is just pessimistic complaining. Flip this and be optimistic and you'll find life isn't all that bad. Think about the last hundred years... * Rich people are still rich and poor people have access to more food, medicin
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
It's a service every company needs and most aren't willing to build. This is in large part because most companies don't have the security expertise to handle sensitive data so it makes tons of sense to outsource. Even the com
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by jspaetzel 5y ago
If you've been doing it for most of your career, certainly. But a lot of people start their careers later or make dumb decisions with money for a chunk of the time, those things can totally push retirement well past 50.

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