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by kspacewalk2 4mo ago
Every time you sign into an app, you get redirected to the auth provider to open a session there. So of course they know your login times.
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by kspacewalk2 4mo ago
Why would I want the headache of securely storing credentials if I'm running a web app? I'd rather offload it onto Google. And yeah, it's probably more secure. Why would I want the headache of having yet another login/pa
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by kspacewalk2 4mo ago
In a roundabout way, AI may just eliminate Oracle from my org's dependencies
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by kspacewalk2 4mo ago
Canada is not even a little bit better at the big thing, and it may be worse. Same ailment, basically. Better look to countries like Spain and Japan for inspiration on how to deliver very big projects on time and on budget.
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by kspacewalk2 4mo ago
And don't handwaive away the real problem with children on social media. It's not good enough, not gonna cut it, there's strong consensus around fixing this big societal problem. Go ahead and blame the parents all you want -
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by kspacewalk2 4mo ago
Your comment fills a genuine gap
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by kspacewalk2 4mo ago
Their IPO is coming up soon. It would be interesting if Mythos remained mythical right up until then, wouldn't it?
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
Worth noting that the base plane for one of the US-based contenders, the Aeris X by L3Harris, would also be the same Bombardier Global 6500 business jet.
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Email – The Perfect Tech for the Jet Set? (1986) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by kspacewalk2 5mo ago|0 comments
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
Now I'm confused whether my observing patterns of behaviour and recurring beliefs clustered among people from my own part of the world are in fact racism or bigotry. Am I being indecent? Am I self-hating? Are others tolerhating? I only
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
Re-read my comment as it is written and note that my observation does not generalize.
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
>As far as I can make sense of it, he enjoyed the thrill of feeling superior to others: Evading the law, exploiting people who viewed as stupid, and enriching himself in the process. I sadly see this pattern of thinking far more often th
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
I'm all in favour of grassroots experimentation and a search for something to improve upon, and then replace capitalism. This is how capitalism itself came about and spread, though we can argue about how much it was imposed after it ce
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
The truly interesting question, and the crux of the matter, also hasn't changed much since 1903: How?
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
Claiming 9 year olds don't remember Katrina is quite an abuse of the word "roughly". The percentage of Louisiana's population under 25 is 33%, we can agree they don't "remember". Anything else requires con
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
The median age of Louisiana is 38. Hurricane Katrina occurred 21 years ago.
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
Well, I'd say security cams and Flock affect the likelihood of apprehending a suspect, not so much the amount of prison time, so the argument still holds - you can't claim they won't have an effect.
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
The argument about surveillance isn't whether it helps catch criminals (which obviously prevents some further crime), it obviously does. And yes, security cameras make places harder targets for thieves and robbers and criminals are int
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
Interac should join this scheme outright or at least become interoperable with it. I'd love to be able to pay for everything on my trips to Europe without using US credit card networks.
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Details of the Daring Airdrop at Tristan Da Cunha(tristandc.com)
268 points by kspacewalk2 5mo ago|104 comments
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
I love reading articles in Firefox. uBlock Origin takes care of most annoyances, immediately using Reader View on load makes it them look the same.
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
I'm okay with capacity, and turning it on by default. I just want the ability to chuck it in the trash can if I want to, and use my device without unremovable apps and features.
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Will Wildfires Spell This the End of the Campfire in Canada?(explore-mag.com)
6 points by kspacewalk2 5mo ago|1 comments
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
Deputy ministers are supposed to be the top non-political/bureaucrat position in a ministry, so theoretically it wouldn't matter if the government is conservative. The elected minister sets the goals and gives general directives,
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
Can I somehow strip out the LLM-native part and just have a polished Linux-based mobile device, without someone trying to control what I run on it? Because that would be my personal dream.
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
I mean... Why not?
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
I didn't bucket the haters, I bucketed the latent reason for their hatred.
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
If you intentionally walk and talk slower than you used to, because of considered reasons, this article isn't about your kind of slowing down. It's about the involuntary kind, which isn't stigmatised any more than the mere
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
There certainly won't be anything spurious about this correlation, even if there's no causing that can be proven. It's almost axiomatic that one comes along with the other.
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by kspacewalk2 5mo ago
It's not run by a central bank and not mandated, but it "organically" became standard for banks and many vendors to support it. I hope they find a good way to combat fraud and the fee differential will make it more frequent f

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