lighthazard

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by lighthazard 8y ago
A lot if not most of Vine reviews are biased because they're free. It completely skews the reviews because I really don't want to parse the reviews to look for, "Gave it a 5 star because it's free, but otherwise would be
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by lighthazard 8y ago
The general consensus is that they are 'insecure' with a custom crypto and custom protocol (MTProto).
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by lighthazard 8y ago
While it's the more secure choice, it's definitely not 'better'. Telegram has a better messaging infrastructure, more reliable, multi-platform (doesn't need a phone), can create identities without a phone number,
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by lighthazard 8y ago
So you're thinking Musk is using the Boring company to build huge underground living spaces?
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by lighthazard 8y ago
This was true a few years ago but in 2018, it's not a curated place to get software. It's the only marketplace to get software for your device. 30% is disproportionate to what's being offered today.
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by lighthazard 8y ago
ProtonMail has significant quality of life issues that I wish they'd work on.
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by lighthazard 8y ago
Sounds amazing, not even 40 hours! Not everyone has that luck. I've been in shops that required 8 - 6 since your lunch hour doesn't count. I've also been in shops where I WFH and have 40 hours requirement but no oversight in
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by lighthazard 8y ago
This sentiment is typical of the general HN population - a disconnect on the average person. What job wouldn't fire you for leaving in the middle of the day? Most likely a job where OP has a lot of freedom, trust, and respect - somethi
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by lighthazard 8y ago
You're looking at the brighter side of the private label take over. What you should be noticing is that the majority of private label sellers are simply resellers of China-made crap. Things you can get for pennies on AliExpress/Al
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by lighthazard 8y ago
Would it be a lesser sentence than a potentially worse revelation?
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by lighthazard 8y ago
I thought it was more like required quotas to fulfill or risk getting fired?
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by lighthazard 8y ago
Any statistics on patient usage, non-payment, and free clinics?
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by lighthazard 8y ago
Crazy for being sensitive to it :).
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by lighthazard 8y ago
Think of Netflix more like a channel, in terms of TV. You get a series of shows/movies on that channel, and the programming is expected - you aren't going to expect to see HBO shows on there or Comedy Central shows, but when it&#x
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by lighthazard 8y ago
Except for 12 year old Travis whose mom introduced him to heroin and now he can't stop. Travis has morally failed because he is doing drugs and it's all his fault.
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by lighthazard 8y ago
That's not a code review. That's either a suggestion that the initial commit is 'wrong' or the reviewer is a jerk. Either way, this is the PM's fault - not enough information to finish it right or too reviewer nitpi
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by lighthazard 8y ago
I agree with all your points. However, I believe there are additional costs to land farming like insects, weather damage, etc. So, yes, the sun is free but that comes with the caveats of the elements. Not sure how much crop is lost due to i
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by lighthazard 8y ago
It's also taught me how to handle myself in certain situations as well.
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by lighthazard 8y ago
The children I know are now playing online games with their friends. Instead of going to the park and still playing, they're at home talking on mic/chat and doing things online. Are things like 'resolve disputes' and &#x
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by lighthazard 8y ago
The quote you provide shows a breakdown in process, not software. Wherever this human being is, they do not have access to the information provided beforehand (lack of communication between human software and phone software), did not look&#
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by lighthazard 8y ago
What happens in the case of a fallout? It can contain radiation, but how effectively?
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by lighthazard 8y ago
An argument can be made that doing homework with your child is the leisure.
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by lighthazard 9y ago
Legalization of sex work where consenting adult individual(s) gets paid to do things with other consenting adult individual(s).
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by lighthazard 9y ago
Perhaps some sort of logging standard that is enforced across all systems? A black box of some sort?
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by lighthazard 9y ago
They need line of sight here, don't they? Or are they going to bounce weaponized lasers off mirrors in space?
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by lighthazard 9y ago
Don't forget when you can't find an employee or they tell you someone is coming and 20 minutes later no one remembers you even existed.
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by lighthazard 9y ago
Reminds me of the Simpsons episode where Homer designs his own car: https://i.imgur.com/2O4f9EO.jpg
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by lighthazard 9y ago
I guess my question was more about why the effort of changing portions of it.
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by lighthazard 9y ago
The metadata is just proof that he owns the original images. Not that Netflix stole the images.
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by lighthazard 9y ago
What about the top and sides though? They look significantly different.

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