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   by kryptn 7y ago

   I believe this is just common NYTimes style. [1] > I’m not sure whether one of my long-ago predecessors got similar complaints about The Times’s references to “Mr. Lincoln.” But I can assure readers that we have been consistent for many
2. 92.▲
   by kryptn 7y ago

   I experienced the same thing too until I disabled the Promotions tab.
3. 93.▲
   by kryptn 7y ago

   > I would love to run my own Pocket server ... Oh I'd love to run my own Pocket server. The service seems useful but I stopped using chrome and disabled most of the utilities I reasonably could to avoid centralizing my data again. A
4. 94.▲
   by kryptn 8y ago

   I did something similar to the ending of this post, where the realization sets in that annotations are just expressions. I wanted to force the method's annotated parameters and return type before entering and exiting the method. https
5. 95.▲
   by kryptn 15y ago

   Made it up, but I doubt that I'm the first to say it.
6. 96.▲
   by kryptn 15y ago

   | If a vulnerability requires root or elevated privileges to occur, don’t waste your time resolving it. If the attacker already has root, you have bigger problems on your hands. Well said. I've never considered it that way. | No system i