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by malwrar 4y ago
This is an interesting idea! I'm not a digital signage expert, but I have done some projects with [1] and for 160mm (~6 inches) of panel you’ll draw up to 2 watts! Most digital signs I’ve seen in the wild appear to be composed of simil
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by malwrar 4y ago
No worries, I personally don’t think you should feel any shame for expressing yourself and if it means anything understand why you saw my original post and thought me framing Putin/Russia’s actions as something rational was offensive.
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About people justifying/supporting his actions to defend their own interests? I don't think it really matters, unless you're realistically expecting Russia's population to revolt.
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by malwrar 4y ago
> why you choose only NATO expansion as a cause (and thus pushing the blame on the west) Firstly we disagree here on the blame being on the west. The blame is not on the west for expanding NATO, the blame is on Putin for choosing to atta
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by malwrar 4y ago
> Why do you cover Russia's visible actions with a pretty pretense? Some of Russia’s individual politicians and news outlets no doubt have genuine nationalistic motivations surrounding Ukraine, but it is not clear to me that these a
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by malwrar 4y ago
I think OP means Russia’s actions are much better understood by their national interest and history, rather than by the individual barbarity of their troops. Russia should not be in Ukraine and should not be firing missiles into population
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by malwrar 4y ago
A personal horror story: I have an on-call shift that is 24/7 for one week, only 3 other people are on the shift. Alerts are frequent, noisy, and happen almost every night so you are practically guaranteed to never sleep fully that wee
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by malwrar 4y ago
> No offense but that's not really relevant to the question at hand A backdoor that can be used by law enforcement is one that can potentially (probably) be misused by law enforcement, privileged parties, foreign governments, partie
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by malwrar 4y ago
I’m as anti-monopoly as the next guy, but I don’t think the following are necessary good examples: > Apple has repeatedly refused to allow law enforcement to access criminals’ devices Creating a backdoor for government device access enab
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North Korean Military Power (2021) [pdf](dia.mil)
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by malwrar 4y ago
What do you propose instead? A state is always going to need a military to defend its stability and continuity from existential threats. Despite what the internet would have you believe, the world is a massive place with a vast diaspora of
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by malwrar 4y ago
Interesting perspective, thanks for sharing it. I think I might consider something similar to this approach for a future project, as I too have been trying to decide what kind of relationship I want to have w/ dependencies.
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by malwrar 4y ago
Still need to maintain the cluster though, and boy does it require some fun maintenance. Kubernetes is more than just a distributed docker image scheduler, you also need to install and maintain basic dependencies like the pod networking i
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by malwrar 4y ago
> while I do know that D. Richard Hipp, Daniel Stenberg, and Thomas Pornin will respond Will they, or if they do will they actually help with whatever need you have? You state you plan to build relationships, do you actually email these
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by malwrar 5y ago
This is exciting! Bevy is the rendering engine equivalent of python’s Flask module in terms of ease-of-use & flexibility, and if you’re looking to render things I think it’s a pretty solid bet to put your time into.
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by malwrar 5y ago
Don’t forget that this isn’t used by just individuals—businesses use it too to share credentials for things like the corporate Twitter account, internal systems, etc. I’m willing to bet that further investment there could help back up that
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by malwrar 5y ago
What sort reaction do you expect when you approach these sorts of conversations by essentially saying "your skin color tells me your entire life story, and disagreeing with me trivializes my own experiences"?
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Loudness War(en.wikipedia.org)
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Our fondness for narratives is driving us mad(bostonglobe.com)
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by malwrar 5y ago
I’m sure Apple’s world-renowned UX team can innovate a way to allow new search engines to be added w/o bricking your phone. I’d rather have that than lack if real, capital-laden competition in search.
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by malwrar 5y ago
And it’s why I won’t buy a Ferrari. Half joking, of course, but seriously I think this sort of design choice just reinforces the idea that the manufacturer, not the buyer, owns the product. Locking the hood closed, the symbolic innards of y
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by malwrar 5y ago
I’ll add, remote work means you could literally practice this in your bed. I’ve been on both ends of an interview now sitting in bed in my PJs and let me tell you I have never felt more royal in my life!
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by malwrar 5y ago
I think people just feel soothed when they belong deeply to a group, especially when there’s some external evil enemy you can trace all your problems to. I used to fantasize about going to an island somewhere with a bunch of people just lik
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by malwrar 5y ago
“lose the labels” resonates with me heavily. When I was younger I was gay (back when someone coming out was an earth-shattering deal), and the biggest reason I didn’t come out was because that label seemed to come with a script. A handful o
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by malwrar 5y ago
I don’t actually have one loll, if I actually end up finishing this and editing it up I’ll post it to this one [1]. I’ve been meaning to try making videos for projects though, so I’ll try to make it interesting 1: https://m.youtu
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by malwrar 5y ago
Totally will do, seems like a fun project to try making a youtube video around!
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by malwrar 5y ago
Thanks for this guide! Just realized I have everything I need on-hand to follow your guide & wanted to comment and let you know I plan to follow it this weekend. Looking forward to it!
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by malwrar 5y ago
I think in terms of pictures or concepts. Your example becomes me picturing being stuck behind a dump truck, then me stopping at numerous stop signs, then I’d decide based on which one feels like it would be more painful. Do people actually
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by malwrar 5y ago
I guess we’ll see if zuckerberg can lure enough people into his next digital fiefdom for it to have staying power. Hardware control seems to be the big money move, especially as advertising is looking less like a money firehose as governme
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by malwrar 5y ago
Some part of me feels like this would be like letting the country decide on vaccines. I don’t think people have any idea what end-to-end encryption means, they just hear maybe the occasional slogan (“it keeps your messages private”, “it let

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