lcswi

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by lcswi 11y ago
Desktop sites started doing that too. See the wired story on Russian maps, I had to scale it down to 66% to not feel like I was 3 centimeters from the screen. I don't get it.
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by lcswi 11y ago
Get Started is so nondescript. I usually avoid it.
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by lcswi 11y ago
Selfish %#$&%s. I would fully support the firefighters takings them out of the sky with any means necessary. Jam their communications, throw nets, have an 'attack' drone, anything. Surely there are some laws about obstructing
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by lcswi 11y ago
It depends. Classes can greatly help the understanding of a map. It ia much easier to recognise and identify few classes than it is to interpret a vast continuous scale. But really, it totally depends on your data and intentions.
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by lcswi 11y ago
That is a post worth bookmarking/screenshotting for future reference. Thank you, well said!
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by lcswi 11y ago
Have there been instances where this happened out of the blue? If so, I would appreciate some more information on those incedents.
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by lcswi 11y ago
I totally support that, but the Internet is probably the worst and hardest place to try initiate that change. Opposed to the real world, wannabe bullies have zero chance of seeing a reaction from their victims if those do not react. Online
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by lcswi 11y ago
It is really easy to define the meaning of terms if you are the easy-to-agree-with side of a conflict. And now you cannot even mention the elephant in the room anymore without being immediately flagged, banned or at least called a women hat
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by lcswi 11y ago
Thousands of people? Where did you get that number from? Also, there were (misguided) reasons for people to be upset, which does not justify the racism, but hey, extreme insults are normal if you are very angry (no, not just on the Internet
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by lcswi 11y ago
Weird, I constantly see communities rush to give money if a site is in danger because of money. I am not talking about '50 social media experts write lists about memes' sites but websites that came and come to be by intrinsic moti
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by lcswi 11y ago
The fountains might be fed with rain water which is not safe to drink.
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by lcswi 11y ago
You could have a shared blacklist.
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by lcswi 11y ago
I have been contacted about embedding ads which I consider almost as bad on my user's privacy.
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by lcswi 11y ago
Submitted site adds pretty much nothing to the original source: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/3c0idl/i_am_dacvak_fo...
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by lcswi 11y ago
Tor Browser might work for you to circumvent the censorship.
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by lcswi 11y ago
I wouldn't blame windows, surely libreoffice could.be exploited similarly?
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by lcswi 11y ago
Some years ago there was a site called NameThis by klustr where people could request names for specific things for money and have users submit suggestions, then voting on them. The winning users would get some nice money. Sadly there was a
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by lcswi 11y ago
I wish smoking was simply non existent. People in the stories below in my building and the adjacent one smoke which means I cannot have my windows open unsupervised or overnight unless I want my place to smell terribly (not to mention the p
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by lcswi 11y ago
How easy or hard is it to rip the music without transcoding? It's legal for me to do so.
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by lcswi 11y ago
I never questioned that
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by lcswi 11y ago
What was open about it? I always felt weird with the combination of 'open' in the name and then tracking and advertising heavily.
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by lcswi 11y ago
How do they know that it was the same person?
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by lcswi 11y ago
I doubt the music was played by the device, most probably it was dubbed in post processing.
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by lcswi 11y ago
What is gratuitous about what I said?
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by lcswi 11y ago
Yeah, I am playing with switching he for she whenever the gender is unknown or irrelevant. It's weird how weird it is.
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by lcswi 11y ago
Hm, that's hardly anything like doom. It is more like a very basic raycasting engine from several years before that. Doom in 9800 would be really impressive. This does not seem very special if you ever wrote your own engine like that.
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by lcswi 11y ago
Uh, that post includes some doxxing. From an observer's view, after fully reading it and seeing how hostile their response is, I can only applaud the player. To me it seems fair game. She exploited a weakness in the game, something tha
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by lcswi 11y ago
Nice! But in my opinion better help archiveteam with their efforts!
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by lcswi 11y ago
It is much easier.to get intelligence on you though (ok, same as if you used Facebook messages). Likes are random and nothing consistent. Your communication with peers can reveal everything though.
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by lcswi 11y ago
The author is paid for pageviews, not quality.

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