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by kabwj 7y ago
Someone who disagrees with you is either a joker or someone who hasn’t thought through things long enough.
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by kabwj 7y ago
IRCv3 is a scourge because of this. They’re looking to bloat the protocol. IRC is good because it’s IRC.
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by kabwj 7y ago
I don’t see how the article says that “windows server is dead”. And Microsoft infrastructure is obviously running on windows, I don’t think anybody expects otherwise.
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by kabwj 7y ago
Global warming
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by kabwj 7y ago
That’s something that can be solved by law.
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by kabwj 7y ago
Democracy doesn’t work. If this doesn’t prove it nothing will.
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by kabwj 7y ago
That’s why I laugh when people ask Twitter to have an open API for developers again. The press would act the same way for clicks.
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by kabwj 7y ago
If you don’t use an ad blocker you should expect your browser to behave in strange ways. If you don’t use an ad blocker you should consider your computer compromised.
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by kabwj 7y ago
I disagree. I don’t give a fuck that you want to take a selfie. Don’t include me in it, period. I have a right not to be photographed. Of course... different strokes. That’s why different countries exist.
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by kabwj 7y ago
Libra is not for the developed world; I didn’t mention the developed world in my message. It remains to be seen what it will happen to it in the developing world, but the reputation of Facebook won’t be an obstacle.
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by kabwj 7y ago
The developing world doesn’t care about the reputation Facebook has on HN.
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by kabwj 7y ago
That’s back when those systems could only be used by wealthy, educated people. Like usenet before the eternal September.
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by kabwj 7y ago
I feel really sad for the bitter people who call others losers for enjoying things they don’t enjoy or can’t do.
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by kabwj 7y ago
I think it’s too expensive given its marginal cost, and I think it’s because they have no competition. (No, end-to-end encrypted services like Tutanota are not competition because I can’t use IMAP.)
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by kabwj 7y ago
Instead of spending money on a redesign you don’t need, make your service cheaper. Now that’s something I’d celebrate.
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by kabwj 7y ago
Doesn’t want to use Firefox because the logo is old. Go figure.
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by kabwj 7y ago
I was replying to the comment outside of the context of this article.
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by kabwj 7y ago
You can’t recompile executables you don’t have the source for.
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by kabwj 7y ago
What did the original paper imply? I didn’t see a clear explanation in TFA. I suspect that it implies that conservatives are more likely to ignore threats but I’m not sure.
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by kabwj 7y ago
https://imgur.com/EAaJho6.jpg Thanks Medium! Great readability.
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by kabwj 7y ago
Does Gmail give away your data to the Swiss government, though?
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by kabwj 7y ago
They can’t comment on the donors because they can’t read the article.
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by kabwj 7y ago
That’s cool because some of the “classic” music videos had a terrible quality.
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by kabwj 7y ago
You said calc.exe and I thought you meant the one that’s closed source. I imagined you using IDA to find and fix the bug. This is definitely not as cool. Also, props for working for free for a multibillion corporation.
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by kabwj 7y ago
I’d argue FDE is off for 99.9% of users of windows
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by kabwj 7y ago
Isn’t this what Opera already does for free?
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by kabwj 7y ago
Nothing about SEO is ethical. It’s about appearing on google when you wouldn’t under natural circumstances.
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by kabwj 7y ago
>There is a common misconception that the number one driver of TV pickup is the boiling of kettles. In fact, this only creates a pull on the local network for a short period of time until the water has boiled, and can therefore be manage
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by kabwj 7y ago
I’ve never seen anybody complain about binary size in Electron. Most complaints are about RAM and CPU usage.
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by kabwj 7y ago
That kind of reporting is done for quota purposes mostly.

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