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by logro 2y ago
For a state level attack, that wouldn't even help. They'd just use state level forged documents.
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by logro 2y ago
If your not Dijkstra then using title like that negatively affects people's perception of your post.
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by logro 2y ago
I don't use Kagi, but this post reads much more like a PR smear campaign than anything else.
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by logro 2y ago
Absolutely. Over the years countless projects have missed contributions from me because of a bad README.
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by logro 2y ago
> an athletic commission is responsible for refereeing This sounds a bit like a distancing attempt. Surely those referees follow the rules of UFC. So ultimately UFC is responsible no matter which entity enforces the rules.
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by logro 2y ago
my script will never: - go down - require an upgrade - force me to migrate - surprise me - keep me up at night Oh my sweet summer child.
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by logro 2y ago
I think "theft" closer describes this rather than "demonetization"
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by logro 2y ago
I have a reasonably wast library of technical/scientific epubs/documents. Could I use this to import them and the quiz the books?
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by logro 2y ago
Thanks, I was looking for this. The wobble is so distracting that I couldn't even check try this out.
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by logro 2y ago
> this is massive overkill Then just create a few aliases for yourself and forget the rest. People think that git is complex. It is. The task it's accomplishing is insanely complicated.
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by logro 2y ago
With the same logic you can say that contraceptives are not the answer because they aren't 100% effective. Of cause IAC is mis-sold like anything new. It's not the end of all your problems. But as someone who's had to deal wi
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by logro 2y ago
So if you're just an 9-5 office based terrorist doing admin stuff, you're off limits?
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by logro 2y ago
This is 100% malicious or novice coder. And we surely know it's not the latter. If you need an unsafe call, you add a dict_put_unsafe(). That again should of course be rejected in a code review.
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by logro 2y ago
Had anyone tried to grow their own saffron? How did it go?
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by logro 2y ago
Those two topic don't have much in common, trusting a state level hacker actor vs. trusting people in general.
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by logro 2y ago
Trusting anything from that actor is full on ignorant, let alone "a new decoder". It's insane.
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by logro 2y ago
I didn't even know Google Podcasts was a thing. How times have changed. I used to get excited about all Google products but now I generally see them all as toxic.
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by logro 2y ago
What a commendable dialog.
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by logro 2y ago
Dude, a toasty hot duvet in a freezing cold bedroom far in the northern hemisphere is something you're missing out on.
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by logro 2y ago
I occasionally use that feature. But absolutely every single time is by mistake and it has negative effects on my mood. Still love Firefox though.
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by logro 3y ago
But we're allowing it for just £50/year plus £15 admin fee. It has been automatically added to your direct debit. Thanks for doing business with Steaming Shitwater.
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by logro 3y ago
There is nothing "median" or "average" about this crime. This is one of the biggest financial frauds in U.S. history.
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by logro 3y ago
What was and still is wrong with it?
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by logro 3y ago
There's no way this project is for you. But let us enjoy it at least.