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malka
11y ago
> Only in the sense that I'm the "product" of broadcast television Well, yes you are. Some years ago, a CEO of french television said that his business was to sell "available brain time" to advertisers.
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malka
11y ago
In UK, you have a right to privacy. As long as you are a high profile pedophile, that is.
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malka
11y ago
you add "tracking ads" to this list, and I'm all for it.
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malka
11y ago
Yeah, but MD5 is broken in the sense that you can generate a collision on purpose.
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malka
11y ago
> in communities that will be assumed to be poor, more obvious shows of wealth are more common. Your sentence made me think of a saying that we have in France : Knowledge is like jam, the less you have, the more you spread it. (La cultur
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malka
11y ago
>I am sharply aware of the strongest objection to my lapse into default. If everyone acted as I did, chaos would result. The entire structure of American higher education would change. This is not an objection. This is an argument in fav
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malka
11y ago
If only slavery were allowed...
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malka
11y ago
Oh. True, thanks for the explanation :)
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malka
11y ago
if you have a correlation between A and B, and a correlation between B and C, then A and C are correlated.
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malka
11y ago
No one reads FAQ. Such an important information should be displayed prominently on the plugin page.
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malka
11y ago
the joy of Android Mobile apps. I dislike Apple for many reasons, but the permission model on iOS is a lot saner than on Android.
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malka
11y ago
they Probably do not want to générale (further ?) Drama by publicly pointing fingers.
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malka
11y ago
Especially since from a game theory PoV, one should wear a seatbelt : it is a life saver, and it has verry little drawback.
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malka
11y ago
If you clean my house, I'll give you 50e. Do you think i'd give you 50e out of the blue if you refused to do the job ? I feel this area of langage is one full of implicit meaning and shared context. Because in your example it is i
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malka
11y ago
Uber may not fall under ADA. Its drivers are. Sue the individual drivers.
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malka
11y ago
> And of course, it happened maybe twice in my life, not a couple times a week. In France, that depends mostly of your shade of skin.
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malka
11y ago
I do not give a damn about price. I give a damn about usability. And usually, the "free" versions are better than paid versions in this regard. When the paid version is at least as good, people pay for it. cf Netflix.
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malka
11y ago
Due to DRM, I usually have a better user experience with the pirated version. That goes for videos, games, and music. What the fuck.
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malka
11y ago
with bots ? If an Ip does not respect the host rules, it deserves to be blocked.
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malka
11y ago
At first, I thought they added support for client side scripting in Ruby.
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malka
11y ago
Yeah, that really prevented google from doing business in the EU.
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malka
11y ago
In a world where autonomous car are effectively autonomous on ALL roads, that could work. But we are really far from here. How does autonomous car fare when the infrastructure sucks ?
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malka
11y ago
If the roads feels less safer, there are less accidents. This happens when you reduce the lanes width as well. Or if you setup a fake roadwork
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malka
11y ago
RedHat ?
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malka
11y ago
They can handle those using the classic google support pipeline. ie straigth to the garbage bin.
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malka
11y ago
What insane law system makes an action retrospectively criminal ? Does the US law system allows this ?
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malka
11y ago
They say that beauty is in the eye of the beholder. meh.
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malka
11y ago
Yes. Why having easily manipulable group of people, instead of professional judges that are used to lawyers and criminal BS ?
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malka
11y ago
you can use fail2ban for this. It is used to automatically ban IP that, for instance, tries to bruteforce your SSH, but it really is an engine that match regexp log file lines, and fires an action if the regexp match. So you can use it for
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malka
11y ago
I plan to use VPN in area that are NOT friendly with the OTAN, such as Russia. I'd rather have Putin spy on me, than my own governement, or its allies. He has far less influence over my life, and I doubt that french and russian intelli
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