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by krono 5y ago
> The amount of people getting caught up in the filter is likely quite small. I don't believe that this is the case, though. Subreddit mods often seem to use it against counter-narrative type of posts - a single post could
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by krono 5y ago
I'm not talking about regular bans, I'm talking about shadow banning. In case you're not familiar with the concept: it entails "muting" an account without ever notifying said account of that fact. They can still pos
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by krono 5y ago
I totally get it when it's used solely to combat spam(bots), but, at least on Reddit, this tool's use has become too widespread and hits too many normal community contributors. Edit: I'd just like it to be not allowed by law
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by krono 5y ago
Shadow banning is such a disgusting practice. It's basically sweeping the "problem" under the rug, whilst leaving the "problem" completely in the dark with regards to what it was they did wrong. It's lazy, it&#
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by krono 5y ago
Ah gotcha!
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by krono 5y ago
How can a non-existant identification be corrected?
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by krono 5y ago
Booking doesn't care, though. They'll happily overbook the rooms you assign them sometimes. Edit: It might have gotten better since, but I still remember all those sad/defeated/angry faces of people who had booked trough
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by krono 5y ago
Hah wrote that on mobile, looks like it's missing a part. ADHD Is on a spectrum, which is what I wish people would understand. My diagnosis is in the severe range, and I'm 100% useless without medication. Unable to concentrate or
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by krono 5y ago
I do not fundamentally misunderstand this. That would be weird considering my own ADHD combined type diagnosis in the severe range. Just saying.
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by krono 5y ago
People with ADHD would be welcome - as long as I'm confident I can manage them (manage as in helping us both help each-other and the business). This would be the same advice I'd give to anyone hiring me. Neurodivergent-friendlines
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by krono 5y ago
Yes, obviously there is some nuance that I left out. There's a severity spectrum (without meds I'm guaranteed to be late and/or distracted by the most random things), and the ability to concentrate is very hard to predict or
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by krono 5y ago
Ah so I just have to concentrate harder! Geez why didn't anyone just tell me this, would have been a lot easier
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by krono 5y ago
ADHD brains are physically incapable of doing these things without assistance on a neurological/biochemical level. It's not much different to elevators being pretty convenient for everyone, but an absolute necessity to the wheelch
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by krono 5y ago
No one wanted me and my ADHD and so I went out on my own. Now running a decently successful software/consultancy firm (not funded and not a single loan, I'm proud to say - edit: as in "told you I had it in me"). Of cours
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by krono 5y ago
Gekoloniseerd?
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by krono 5y ago
Yes to everything, but what even is a metaverse? I still have no idea.
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by krono 5y ago
Except that's exactly what Corepack does, just silently and opaquely on the user's system. At least, the moment it switches from opt-in to opt-out. Its unverified binaries are just as good as random binaries, and silently replacin
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by krono 5y ago
Personally I try to avoid these connected appliances like the plague. That said, if today's dishwasher market is anything like that of TVs, it wouldn't be easy to find one that's up to spec that doesn't come with all thi
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by krono 5y ago
So they will have outsourced their website to some external entity that does possess the required technical knowledge. This required technical knowledge should include the ability to host a simple file.
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by krono 5y ago
How is that relevant here? Caching was never mentioned as being a requirement. I'm only giving the most basic solution for achieving compliance with regards to hosting a font file. Scope creeping, on a Sunday no less... where are we he
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by krono 5y ago
Technical skill is kind of a requirement if you want to achieve something that's technical by nature - such as website development or web hosting. And hosting a font file entails dumping it next to your index.html file and adding some
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by krono 5y ago
One of the most interesting aspects to this, I find, is how they set aside their own age-old teachings and beliefs when someone else's proved more accurate. Their willingness and the effort it must have cost to test if it was is alread
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by krono 5y ago
Your explanation is much appreciated, thanks. What's not yet clear to me, though, is why you'd choose to distribute these non-public applications through the appstore in the first place, rather than just make them available as dir
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by krono 5y ago
This document gives the how, could anyone here perhaps give us a why? Genuine curiosity, provisioning is not something I deal with much. There are so many paths that get you the same results, that don't require you to hand out full con
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by krono 5y ago
Gave you the opportunity to make that joke for free, the least you could have done was write it in GoogleLang ;)
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by krono 5y ago
About a year and a half ago almost half the results I was getting consisted of those. Most of them were on `.it` TLDs, and I've been blocking all those results since. There is an official Google publication on this phenomenon that was
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by krono 5y ago
But then perfectly valid messages from someone's self-hosted mailserver never even make it past their pre-screener. If DKIM, SPF, or DMARC record validity, or even past conversations don't matter for deliverability, what does? I&#
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by krono 5y ago
Those benefits only became apparent after about a week of forcing myself to use them + some minor tweaks. Can't say it made me any faster or more efficient, but it sure does feel satisfying and more comfortable. And, let's be hone
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by krono 5y ago
The ability to ship malware, clearly :)
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by krono 5y ago
Beware of personal bias.

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