malfist

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811.
by malfist 8mo ago
Judging by your recent posting history, you spend an awful lot of time telling people to stop trying to hold pedophiles accountable. I wonder why that is.
812.
by malfist 8mo ago
No I said what I meant. Code is a liability, though to your point, code you don't understand is an even bigger liability. Even if I understand all my code, when I go to make changes, if it's 100k lines of code vs 2k lines of code,
813.
by malfist 8mo ago
Code is cheap is the same as saying "Buying on credit is easy". Code is a liability, not an asset.
814.
by malfist 8mo ago
If the US really cared about child safety they'd go after people in the epstien files.
815.
by malfist 8mo ago
Famously children can only access internet from wifi paid for by their parents. I'm not for these draconian age verification nonsense, but this isn't a valid argument.
816.
by malfist 8mo ago
Its an AI block list. Not an "AI generated content, for the purposes of cleaning image search engines" block list.
817.
by malfist 8mo ago
So its a real survey but we're not allowed to see it? Can't see methodology can't see the actual numbers, can't see their margin of error or the questions. I'm sorry, but science doesn't happen in the dark. &qu
818.
by malfist 8mo ago
Sure, consumer ram isn't causing a shortage, but it's affected by the shortage.
819.
by malfist 8mo ago
You say that, the the psychology today deliberately does not link to the study. It links to several studies but not the one they're writing about. The most they identify it as is a 2002 Times/CNN survey. If you have the actual stu
820.
by malfist 8mo ago
Depends, I love it and am happy to pay for it out of privacy concerns and supporting a non-monopolist. It's got some neat features that I use all the time that google doesn't have. Is it's search results better than google? M
821.
by malfist 8mo ago
Got a link to the manifesto? My kagi-fu isn't finding it
822.
by malfist 8mo ago
Would you say the same about a block list that blocks anything else? I don't care how obvious an ad is, I don't want to see it. Same with social widgets or cookie consent banners, or newsletter sign-ups. But I wouldn't call t
823.
by malfist 8mo ago
And who are you and why should we trust you?
824.
by malfist 8mo ago
Its like going 70 mph in a sleepy subdivision because a road sign on the interstate says you can go 70 there. Trump is taking an law that says "You can do X if Y" and saying "I can do X" 150 days thing is just moving the
825.
by malfist 8mo ago
Oh please. Its tempera paint. It'll probably wash off in the next rain.
826.
by malfist 8mo ago
Your misbehavior is so egregious we have to reward you for it
827.
by malfist 8mo ago
On average, people spend 4 hours and 37 minutes on their phone, per day [1]. I find it hard to believe someone would spend 4 hours and 9 minutes _per day_ looking at their banking app or using NFC payments. [1] https://explodingt
828.
by malfist 8mo ago
> Google phones are not going to suddenly become luxury devices Pixel Fold disagrees. > When my wife is on call she gets random whatsapp notifications dinging all night, whereas when I had an iphone I could set Focus mode and achieve
829.
by malfist 8mo ago
90% of your usage on your phone is banking apps or NFC payments? That seems hard to believe.
830.
by malfist 8mo ago
Your statement was deciding to do something based solely on the fact that someone else advised them not to do that. So I presented the same scenario with the same logical process. It isn't valid. It's being a contrarian, and not t
831.
by malfist 8mo ago
When my friend told me not to put my hand in the fire, I knew it was time to stick it in and not pull it out, no matter what it cost me.
832.
by malfist 8mo ago
It's one of those "suspiciously specific denials" They didn't delay the release because of law enforcement investigation, it doesn't say they didn't delay the release. There's a whole host of reasons besid
833.
by malfist 8mo ago
Stripe hasn't had a layoff in a good while. Stripe is hiring like mad and is planning on growing engineering significantly. Your comment isn't grounded in reality
834.
by malfist 9mo ago
Very few fabrics can be fused together to make seams disappear, mostly your synthetics. Though technically wools could be felted together, but that would probably be extremely labor intensive.
835.
by malfist 9mo ago
I'd bet they probably have some abnormality too, but I don't think I'd expect them to have more issues. There's a lot talked about people getting injured in the gym, but people get injured a lot outside the gym, just for
836.
by malfist 9mo ago
My labrum was torn from multiple shoulder dislocations. I don't think that began at my foot or hip.
837.
by malfist 9mo ago
They mark some of them. Not all of them. Last article I read said 80% of placements on the search results page are paid ads. And they only mark like 4-5 of them as "sponsored"
838.
by malfist 9mo ago
You can count the number of times Jassy has lead amazon to an innovative new product during his tenure as CEO on zero hands.
839.
by malfist 9mo ago
Amazon just shed $450 billion in value. It's low right now.
840.
by malfist 9mo ago
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