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by kibibu 5y ago
The author of the article appears to think "a sequence of graphemes" is the right abstraction.
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by kibibu 5y ago
I know - the border-radius ones were simply opinion, which I happen to not always agree with.
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by kibibu 6y ago
Can we update this link to point to the archive version?
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by kibibu 6y ago
Just a heads up that the sex scandal mentioned was a completely unsubstantiated rumour spread by Australia's Murdoch press, whose agenda is to politicise this outbreak.
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by kibibu 6y ago
You can opt into the Mac beta. Apparently it works fine but has some dpi issues
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by kibibu 6y ago
I read it as saying you could deny writing any specific message as it could have been forged after the session ended. Non-reputability.
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by kibibu 6y ago
The article explicitly says that Master on its own is not a problem. So, for example, creating a CD master, or remastering, is fine. The issue is with the master/slave pairing.
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by kibibu 6y ago
This is backed up by the US not giving a toss about international law
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by kibibu 6y ago
I prefer Oxford spelling. Why bother having Z if you can't use it?
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by kibibu 6y ago
It's older than that. Jony Ive is/was an unabashed Braun disciple
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by kibibu 7y ago
Just to be clear, because the headline is a bit awkward - the scientists didn't replay the memories. There's no device to implant false memories or anything in this article.
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by kibibu 7y ago
WeChat Pay is ubiquitous in China, and has largely replaced all cash use. I'm surprised nobody in the US is worried about Facebook surveilling their financial transactions.
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by kibibu 7y ago
Breitbart courted a bunch of white nationalists, including Weev from the Daily Stormer. Buzzfeed has the emails to prove it. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/josephbernstein/heres-h...
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by kibibu 7y ago
Not in countries with partially or fully-socialized healthcare. If drinking litres of cola causes diseases that the public purse has to support, then pay more for the cola.
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by kibibu 7y ago
Look at inattentive ADHD, a.k.a ADD. Lots of adults going around undiagnosed
436.
by kibibu 7y ago
Because Apple will stop supplying security updates?
437.
by kibibu 7y ago
If it continues to work, why not? I have Windows audio apps from the 90s and they still run fine.
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by kibibu 7y ago
In the Adobe case, fine. What if people have 32 bit software where the vendor has gone out of business?
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by kibibu 7y ago
You're right - but they certainly deemphasised it. Compare to an earlier version where it's the first three words: https://web.archive.org/web/20160202030302/https://abc.xyz/i... The pres
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by kibibu 7y ago
Ahem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_speech_zone
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by kibibu 7y ago
Also academia - I had an epiphany on the way in to work the other day, hurried into my office to write it down, only to discover I'd already put it on my whiteboard 2 months earlier.
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by kibibu 7y ago
I wonder if this is related to Aphantasia, which popped up a while ago. I struggle to visualize things, and often only remember my experiences if people remind me of them.
443.
by kibibu 7y ago
At risk of appealing to authority, I think you should look into exactly who Peter Shirley is before sounding off.
444.
by kibibu 7y ago
Yeah she had inhaled meconium and didn't cry; combined with a lot of nervous glances between midwives I was primed to think the worst. Anyway, babies range from dark red to a blueish-plum colour when they first pop out, and don't
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by kibibu 7y ago
Know that fresh babies come out a dark red purple colour. I didn't know, and given the complications we had in childbirth, there was a good 30 seconds where I thought my baby was stillborn. Also, if your baby doesn't sleep well, n
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by kibibu 7y ago
Are you confusing SQLite with SQL?
447.
by kibibu 7y ago
Not quite single handedly, Marten is working with a few other fabricators on this project
448.
by kibibu 7y ago
Plenty of people have 0 supplementation though.
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by kibibu 7y ago
Yeah, I interpreted: > quantum fields near the horizon can violate some of the assumptions that are required for the area theorem as !x
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by kibibu 7y ago
The problem isn't with the compression part per se, but rather with clipping. The two typically go hand in hand for modern needle-in-the-red CD masters.

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