kemayo

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811.
by kemayo 5y ago
I'm sympathetic to the confusion, despite having a British origin myself, just because the thick-fluffy pancake is objectively more similar to other things we call "cake".
812.
by kemayo 5y ago
Bear in mind that you're reading a recipe written by John Locke, an English philosopher. So he's using the English definition of "pancake", which is nothing like the American definition.
813.
by kemayo 5y ago
You picked a bad recipe to suggest this on, because this isn't the sort of pancake that you'd want to add baking powder to. :D English-style pancakes (like this) are thicker than crepes, but they're still thin fried-batter
814.
by kemayo 5y ago
Mine does seem to contain `/usr/bin/smtpd.py` with a modified date of January 22nd. It's an installation that's been updated through a number of versions of macOS, though.
815.
by kemayo 5y ago
My understanding is that once they remove python2, there won't be any Python bundled. There will be a python3 handler that just prints a message asking you to use `xcode-select` to install the XCode command line tools, and that'
816.
by kemayo 5y ago
I don't like that they're sick, but I do like that sick workers are calling out. Ignoring the inherent effect of limited amounts of sick time that don't correspond in any way to how much you might get sick, there's a l
817.
by kemayo 5y ago
Obviously this will be eyePods.
818.
by kemayo 5y ago
Oh, for sure. It’s just the difference between clothes you can wear a few times and only once -- it mostly means you can afford to either pack a bit lighter or go longer between needing to find laundry.
819.
by kemayo 5y ago
They're kind-of lifestyle, in that they do strongly convey a certain "woo special forces oo-rah!" vibe (that I don't actually like -- though you can occasionally buy versions without all the MOLLE), but they do originate
820.
by kemayo 5y ago
It does depend a bit on your needs. If you're only traveling for a few days, or you have convenient access to laundry, most of the hardcore one bag stuff is unnecessary. A lot of the expense comes from working out clothes that fit mu
821.
by kemayo 5y ago
Huh, I didn't realize the extension didn't support standalone vaults. That's pretty shitty of them, then.
822.
by kemayo 5y ago
I dunno, I think it's more accurate to say that it ended terribly in Episode 9 when Abrams returned, shrugged, and ignored everything that had happened in 8. The film where we were given the phrase "somehow Palpatine returned&qu
823.
by kemayo 5y ago
I've always suspected that the Matrix trilogy was pre-planned in the same sense as Star Wars had a planned 9 episode arc as George Lucas always claimed. That is, sure, they had a general sense of the surrounding world and events and wh
824.
by kemayo 5y ago
I guess I can see how that might have confused the author. I do feel that at some point in writing this article they should have noticed that they were conflating two entirely different concepts based solely on the number 6 being used in re
825.
by kemayo 5y ago
This article seems to be saying that two entirely separate plot concepts are incompatible, and I just don't see it. 1. Morpheus has found other people he believes to be "the One" before. He was wrong, and they died or otherwi
826.
by kemayo 5y ago
> They stopped supporting the mobile extension. I can no longer invoke 1Password from Safari on iOS. They did provide an alternative, to be fair -- they're shipping a Safari web extension that you can turn on, which gives you about
827.
by kemayo 5y ago
Interestingly, she only got personally banned. Throughout she has maintained a "official business" account, which didn't get used for conspiracy-peddling, which hasn't been banned. > Ms. Greene’s official Congressiona
828.
by kemayo 5y ago
Yeah, but it's not using NaCl or libsodium. It just says it's "compatible with" them.
829.
by kemayo 5y ago
> Yes ... but Apple has built a mesh network to report the position of people who don't want to be tracked ... and clearly are being tracked. Sure, but you could say the same thing about the cell network. Same argument applies to th
830.
by kemayo 5y ago
It's a tricky timing to work out, I guess. You want to warn people about trackers near them, but you don't want someone e.g. leaving their tagged bag in their locker to cause loud beeping after 30 minutes.
831.
by kemayo 5y ago
I'm saying anyone who wanted to do this already could, and Apple's version is worse at being abusive than what they could already do. Sticking trackers onto the cars of people parked near bars isn't really a thing you do on
832.
by kemayo 5y ago
This is news just because it's an Apple device being used for something that was already trivially possible. GPS trackers designed to be magnet-attached to a car which report their location via cell signal cost ~$20 on Amazon. You then
833.
by kemayo 5y ago
Seems reasonable to me. It's an approved medicine for home use, so you should be able to get it in any way you can get other such medicines.
834.
by kemayo 5y ago
Here's a summary of how their proposed system was supposed to work: https://educatedguesswork.org/posts/apple-csam-intro/ (if you want to skim it, search for mentions of "manual review" and "vi
835.
by kemayo 5y ago
Isn't this a separate issue to the one the grandparent was complaining about? I can't see anything about child porn related to this person, just a lot of talk about money laundering. Also, are you sure there were no charges filed?
836.
by kemayo 5y ago
You're misunderstanding the proposed system. The entire system as-described only runs on content that's in the process of being uploaded to Apple -- it's part of the iCloud Photos upload system. Apple stores all this content
837.
by kemayo 5y ago
I got it for my daughter the instant she was eligible last year, because cervical cancer is awful and it seemed stupid not to. My experience suggests that it was something the doctor's office wasn't actively pushing -- they made
838.
by kemayo 5y ago
I always thought the pronouns were fascinating, just because of the level of intentionality implied in picking one. It's like if in English I deliberately chose to say "I, a tough guy, did X" (which I gather is the approximat
839.
by kemayo 5y ago
Mind you, it's not actually impossible to take apart -- just impossible with standard LEGO tools (i.e. "your fingers"). An adult building specialized models for display can probably cope with needing to lever something out
840.
by kemayo 5y ago
For sure -- you should only get a working-breed dog (which tend to be the smarter ones as we view it) if you actively enjoy spending time on training with them. If your ideal dog experience is sitting on the couch with them keeping you co

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