lemagedurage

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by lemagedurage 9y ago
Well i do like warmth, just the genuine kind, not the politeness peer-pressure kind i feel is promoted in the article. Real warmth speaks from actions (patterns) and not from words, because words are forged too easily. An evil person could
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
By all means, call it silly, all the more incentive to get to the bottom of it. "more like the process of actually assembling a persuasive argument" Why do you use "persuasive" there? If you were right you should be able
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
What about using evidence instead of manipulating your point in order to convince people?
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
"And death threats (and trolling, and weird online gender-flavoured violence) are not just deeply unpleasant, they’re CRIMES. If you do this, you are breaking the law AND being a shit human being, and you should either stop or walk you
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
Ignorance to portray a point
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
It feels intrusive to be honest.
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
And don't connect to the Internet
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
Digital surveillance: encryption, Attention-channeling: skepticism, Harassment: thicker skin, Data collection: not sharing private data, Algorithmic decisionmaking: what's the problem?
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
Why not leave the css out for extra performance?
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
"To give you an idea about the quality, the average number of Github stars is 3,558." So "highly competitive" means they picked the 30 most popular projects?
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
Seems far fetched. I bet the amount of people who - own a site - are unaware of GA - execute step 1 without reading 2 ... and... - know how to restart their server ... is exactly 0.
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
If you donate $25K to the EFF, HN can tell everyone I agreed on sex. Odd, isn't it?
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
If you apply this same reasoning consistently to every other performance optimization i doubt you'll be left with a quick computer.
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
Apple provides a black box with iOS, they have full control. Maybe the next iOS update comes with privacy intrusion because it's more lucrative. A more sensible way of dealing wirh the issue would be to use an open source Android versi
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
That sounds counterintuitive to me. "People with anxiety are more likely to join a community."
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
I've never read the original comics while Pepe as meme is spammed through chats at compsci uni (because it's fun), it's very popular as meme. The majority of racist and sexist memes are used as way to ridicule virtue-signalin
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
If a superior entity created the earth including humanity, then surely it could make an exception to the rules as humanity studies it. Like using cheat codes in The Sims.
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
It's a "wonderful example of trolling", not because of the presentation, but because the content is controversial? To me it seems the man is trying to change the accepted political view rather than to spark controversy for th
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by lemagedurage 9y ago
A site that provides uncensored free speech aimed at companies is considered a huge scam? It looks like the comments are not manipulated, and I appreciate that authenticity more than practices happening around Google, YouTube, Facebook etc.
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by lemagedurage 10y ago
10 years? I remember the lawsuit against TomTom in 2009, because they used the FAT32 filesystem through open source drivers. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Corp._v._TomTom_Inc .
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by lemagedurage 10y ago
What a bunch of blown up garbage. I don't trust The Verge on anything Apple related anymore.