katbyte

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by katbyte 3y ago
Venting refrigerant does actual measurable damage that takes decades to repair, this does not (that we k ow of) and is undone in a single day I get what and agree with what your trying to say but a better comparison is needed
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by katbyte 3y ago
Not so great for childbirth, infants, elderly, those who do get sick, etc
363.
by katbyte 3y ago
you do realize what you are saying right? and how dumb of suggestion it is or were your teachers growing up robot automatons who were not people? and you do realize that marriage and relationships ARE part of education? history english etc.
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by katbyte 3y ago
So you don’t want female teachers to mention their husbands? Or their partner is male? Or that marriage even exists? Because that would be the equivalent.
365.
by katbyte 3y ago
Apple and Microsoft supports Goverment censorship?
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by katbyte 3y ago
That may have been the intent (which I seriously doubt) but in practice it means teachers cannot even mention their same sex partners or even that gay/trans people exist because that could be considered “sex ex” by a parent who doesn’t
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by katbyte 3y ago
you forgot about the up to 20%? degradation in the cold
368.
by katbyte 3y ago
likely referring to cybertuck, tesla semi, actual FSD, and all the other promises from musk that were "next year"
369.
by katbyte 3y ago
Almost half isn’t what I’d call similar.. That said healthcare isn’t housing, addiction services, or mental health services.
370.
by katbyte 3y ago
Even here in Canada where all citizens generally have insurance ER visits are still far more expensive then if a patient visits a primary care provider or has has any sort of care before the issue takes them to the ER
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by katbyte 3y ago
not to mention coal kills more people via radiation yearly then have died from those 2 reactor accidents
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by katbyte 3y ago
We’ve fucked up a lot of nuclear reactors? At my count it’s 2. 2 out of over 400 over 60? Years. And while solar is great, you still need base-load and for most places in most cases solar + storage can’t do that.
373.
by katbyte 3y ago
> representatives themselves would be even less educated on issues before them than they are today. i dare say politicians are far from even the smallest bit educated on any issue as it is not what gets them votes, and even an amateur in
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by katbyte 3y ago
Nah the biggest problem (for intel macmini) is there is no easy t2 applesmc support in the Linux kernel so you have zero fan control without patching and building a new kernal and I never figured out how to do it I have my old Mac mini and
375.
by katbyte 3y ago
I’ll actually switch to safari explicitly for sure that support it because Apple Pay just makes it so easy/quick to buy things without accounts
376.
by katbyte 3y ago
I replaced spotlight with alphred and found it to be more consistent (and accurate) with suggestions
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by katbyte 3y ago
and that falls under "friendship might not survive" - imho don't manage people if you can't handle firing a friend
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by katbyte 3y ago
i mean you can also be a friend and give difficult feedback? In some ways that is what defines a truly good friend from an acquaintance is that they call you out and have those hard conversations. yes it is harder being a manager in that si
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by katbyte 3y ago
> That's not what the vast majority of people do and thats fine, but some of us do for the sites that are important, and that is better then storing something in a password manager weather it be passkey or password. > For example
380.
by katbyte 3y ago
they also now make it impossible (or at least very hard) to use messenger on a phone without installing their app. I rarely use fb except for marketplace and was meeting up with someone, i tried to use a browser like you can on a computer a
381.
by katbyte 3y ago
thanks, do have an account at a couple listed there so might have to give it a try on an unimportant one
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by katbyte 3y ago
you were the one that compared it to ssh keys and again: you do not secure root accounts with an ssh keys. Or are you arguing that you should just drop public ssh keys into /root and enable root login? so how are passkeys are different
383.
by katbyte 3y ago
*her, but correct. I don't think a compromised device, and thus access to local data and potentially your password manager, is such an unusual situation, but at that point it is true you do have bigger things to worry about. A device l
384.
by katbyte 3y ago
for my important accounts the password is long, unique, and not recorded anywhere, that is one way that passkeys are not better. there is literally no credentials to leak until i go login and type it where passkeys are recorded somewhere? o
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by katbyte 3y ago
i think they could be great for websites i don't really care about and already use weaker passwords. but for important sites where security matters? nope
386.
by katbyte 3y ago
are there many places that use passkey yet? i've not encountered one, or rather not seen a place to make use of it
387.
by katbyte 3y ago
We should not enable and allow companies to do shitty things via dark patterns just to make a quick buck. For one I don’t want to spend my life dealing with every underhanded attempt to take my money and two kids elderly and the vulnerable
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by katbyte 3y ago
Bc does have maps, both drive bc abs for wildfires https://www.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/f0ac328d88c74d07aa2ee... The problem is people have it in their head to use and rely on Twitter so the agencies are doing t
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by katbyte 3y ago
In bc there is drivebc which is the source of truth for road conditions (with webcams) There are also status pages for bcferries translink and wildfires Wildfires has a webpage https://wildfiresituation.nrs.gov.bc.ca/map An
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by katbyte 3y ago
ok so you don't have any other actual information or source to contradict the official reasons other then some assumptions and what you think was going to happen.

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