krior

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by krior 1y ago
> nobody asked for The american public asked for it loud and clear for it last november. We should respect that.
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by krior 1y ago
But now I do not have to google that.
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by krior 1y ago
The biggest counterexample would be that dead-ai-autotranslate-voice sucking every gram of joy out of watching your favourite creators, with no ability to turn it off.
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by krior 1y ago
*the US WAS the only credible seller
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by krior 1y ago
But you would like to be notifiedby your neighbours if you have left your window open while away, right? Or are you going to sue them for attempted break-in? The issue is not that its illegal to put on a white hat, break into the user datab
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by krior 1y ago
Relevant kurzgesagt-video on how brains predict the future to "slow things down": https://youtu.be/wo_e0EvEZn8
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by krior 1y ago
https://florian.github.io//xor-trick/ if you want detailed information and a list of possible applications.
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by krior 1y ago
But you can atleast acknowledge that there is a difference between trusting a blog you are actively seeking out and all the entities between you and said blog, right?
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by krior 1y ago
I would argue that Java's async is pretty nifty, especially now that some of the rough edges have been sanded off.
130.
by krior 1y ago
I really don't know why a power-user tools needs to hide all menus behind an extra hamburger menu.
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by krior 1y ago
Do banks really use SMS as an auth method these days?
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by krior 1y ago
Memory safety is not just about releasing unused memory.
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by krior 1y ago
How would that attack work?
134.
by krior 1y ago
> Aw hell they picked up on that stupid American capitalist crap? Surge pricing is not an uniquely american concept.
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by krior 1y ago
> I wonder if the Germans will end up having to rename the train system at some point. You are vastly overestimating the relevance of this issue for the German public discourse.
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by krior 1y ago
Maybe you live somewhere with crazy-stable, ultra-low-latency internet covering every little nook and cranny you could ever care to find yourself in, but I doubt this is the case for most of the world. Until we realize this utopia globally
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by krior 1y ago
As a celsius-user: you dont need more precision to judge how a temperature feels. The ranges you mention for Farenheit exist for Celsius as well. And if you need more precision you can use fractional numbers but I have rarely seen more prec
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by krior 1y ago
I rather see something like anubis than some unsolveable captcha. I never understood the battery-argument, I recon my screen uses more energy during pow-solving than it takes my phone to solve these pows.
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by krior 1y ago
it does not apply to the "real" world, but the digital one
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by krior 1y ago
whats wrong with that?
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by krior 1y ago
C may be simple, but its too simple to be called elegant. The lack of namespacing comes to mind. Or that it is a staticly typed language, whose type system is barely enforced (you have to declare all types, but sometimes it feels like every
142.
by krior 1y ago
Sounds like a headache. Is there a nice Python lib to generate all this M4-mumbo-jumbo?
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by krior 2y ago
I get the medical angle, but I cannot understand why it would matter to know that some distant ancestor may be from scotland. Is that really worth turning over your detailed biological build plan with all its flaws to some shady cooperation
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by krior 2y ago
I highly doubt that the lack of a unique identifier hampers their ability to track us.
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by krior 2y ago
Not excercising the right to vote is a form of voting.
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by krior 2y ago
save your opinions for the things that really matter instead of another bikeshed to build! (not telling you to shut up, btw :) )
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by krior 2y ago
There are penlike devices that apply heat and remove the itch as well. propably safer and more accessible that hot water.
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by krior 2y ago
Maybe its a cultural difference, but I fail to see how this solution is "mockery".
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by krior 2y ago
Works well until the security sector gets automated.
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by krior 2y ago
> After a "bad" page percentage threshold is exceeded just stop wasting your time crawling that domain entirely. In the words of Bush jr.: Mission accomplished!

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