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by mckn1ght 3y ago
If I were the shot caller I’d have it tunnel to an NSA data center via a proprietary protocol. Then the data center makes the request with IP/HTTP, then serves the data back to the client again in the proprietary protocol.
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
Seems like something the NSA should be in charge of, maintaining a custom Android ROM or even a fully custom built OS/device.
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
No, an Al-Gore-ithm is one of his nuggets of wisdom when repeated by someone with a lisp
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
> more or less completely eliminates “vanity names” and the “value” With notable exceptions, i’m sure, being username69 and username420 and a few others (a similar phenomenon happened in magic the gathering, when they introduced limited
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
Why not? You can essentially emulate the capability with Moom as long as you memorize the necessary shortcuts. I have a mnemonic representation of the location/size of window targets on my keyboard.
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
more specifically, `brew bundle dump`
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
Can you still drag it from control center to the menu bar? I haven’t upgraded to Sonoma yet so I can’t test it.
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
Same with Moom.
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
> you mentioned accountability while we were on the topic of representation Because they are interrelated concepts. Without accountability you can’t be trusted to faithfully represent someone. “Representation” without accountability is a
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
So you think government can prove morality, but markets cannot? If you don't think government is a marketplace where the currency is political capital, then you have a naive view of how governments work. Also, I don't believe the
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
What you should be comparing is the percentage of the market the EU represents in the total market available to Apple. EU politicians are accountable to their population. Apple’s CEO is accountable to every Apple customer. The EU does not
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
Really resonates with me, but it’s also not the whole story. The first company Steph cofounded was kickstarted. You have to have a vc/crowd/self funded runway just to be able to attempt to get the critical mass for 100% user suppo
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
How many friends do you have?
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
> But, but, but: I very rarely have a need to write anything by hand Same here. I started hand-writing letters to friends to give myself a reason. We’re having fun with it!
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
I was about to be shocked that I've never seen it at my main hub port for my preferred airline, but then I remembered that I only ever layover at SEATAC, never going through security there. Thanks for linking, I'll have to keep an
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
One of the few times that a premium experience for the better off improves the experience for the lesser well off. As opposed to credit cards, with their rewards for those who can afford them, resulting in raised prices for people who can o
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
The TSA doesn't have a first class only line, at least not at the major airports I frequent. Are you talking about the airlines' ticket/baggage counters?
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
Haha you beat me to the punch a little bit here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39299416 But they have a competing product… for now?
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
Same reaction here with Magic: the Gathering, and all their collabs (Marvel is on the horizon-ugh) but still enjoy playing the game. And they’re apparently single-handedly keeping Hasbro afloat. Funny enough Disney also recently launched th
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
So do I drink my verification can before or after brushing?
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
Issue/discussion portability is much harder than code/history portability, I think is a deeper issue.
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
No matter your impact, you will eventually be forgotten, which IMO is the best case scenario–in the worst case, you're reviled for a while for something you'd never even understand or imagine while you were alive, and then forgo
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
Hardest problem ~in CS~ in life? Naming things. Once you name something, that's it, there's no taking it back. You can rename it for future material, but the old name is never completely going away. The trick is in how you direc
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
This is like a solitaire version of a game I like called telepathy, where two people at a time will call out a word, and then two more people try to come up with a word that links the two… keep iterating until two people call out the same w
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Slight Street Sign Mods Can Fool Machine Learning Algorithms (2017)(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
I have Dogwood Designs pogies on a flat bar with SRAM NX shifters and SRAM Level brakes and they work well. I saw a guy's blog post [0] that shows them on cruiser bars, just to give you an idea of the variety of setups they can accommo
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
> be removed from store but still provide updates How do you provide updates after removing it from the store?
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
This made me wonder why websites would be against scraping, at least as long as the content has DoS protection behind an edge cache. Aside from the copyright/etc issues. Then it made me wonder, since AWS/cloudflare already have ML
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
It’s better now that you can choose only to expose it to contacts, and only enable it for “everyone” for a limited time. I seem to remember in the past you could leave “everyone” enabled indefinitely, evident anytime you stood in a crowd.
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by mckn1ght 3y ago
I use the stock macOS Mail app to pull down Gmail etc, and its backing data store should be hackable, it’s all in sqlite3 DBs (although I just tried and I get authorization errors trying to work with them! Bet it’s SIP). I was thinking ei

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