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mikro2nd
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mikro2nd
6y ago
I guess I'm even more unusual in travelling entirely without a phone. Can't be bothered as the advantages are insignificant to me. I love the feeling of being "untethered". Isn't that what holidays are for?
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6y ago
The law is the law: You cannot contract with another party to "allow" either one of you to break the law.
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6y ago
I'll guess that Zuckerberg's definition of "private" is not at all the same as yours or mine. Personally I'd define "private messaging" to mean a way of talking with other people (via tech, obvs) such that
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6y ago
Since this game is long-since "out of print", what are the chances of MS releasing the source? Are there any groups/orgs doing that sort of advocacy and outreach?
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6y ago
Personally I read messages, keep them only long enough to take action (when that's necessary) and then delete them. I don't want my brain cluttered by dozens/hundreds/thousands of ancient, no-longer-relevant messages. Fu
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6y ago
A declaration of "sustainability" funded by BP, HSBC, BoA, Blackrock, Heathrow Airport among others... I guess "sustainability" means something other than we commonly understand.
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6y ago
Colour me skeptical, given the veritable flood of new signups to Signal among my contacts that hit my phones this morning.
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6y ago
imminent != immanent
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6y ago
They can, but it's self-limiting in that all you're really doing is supplying an evolutionary pressure that results in UV-tolerant fungi/pathogens. I once toured a (large) malting works where the soak-tanks are bathed in UV
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Aluminium Oxynitride
(en.wikipedia.org)
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6y ago
When the discussion thread abounds with people who have no idea what this "stories" concept is about, and none of them seem to care to find out,... that's the first hint that you might want to question some of your assumption
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6y ago
Reporting an expense in your earnings report is not the same as having it as a line item in your budget.
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6y ago
The fact that there are a great number of people not on Facebook whose online identity is just fine is ample refutation of this absurd claim. And Facebook login being "necessary"?... Never used it. Never will.
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Personally I'm aware of three that I'd count as good use-cases. Only one of those is a cryptocurrency.
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6y ago
A central blockchain is an oxymoron: a pointless waste of time. A distributed, trustless, permissionless data structure on the other hand is a useful thing to have for a small number of use-cases .
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6y ago
Libra was never interesting. A centralised fiat currency run by arguably one of the most unethical, unscrupulous, invasive surveillance capitalists in the world was never going to be interesting, at least not in any technical or socially us
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6y ago
I live outside the cellphone coverage area. Your move, manufacturer.
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6y ago
Closest 2 servers in OpenNIC.
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6y ago
Oh, but they did. The DOM API was there from about 1.3 (iirc).
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Google fires AI researcher Timnit Gebru over critical email
(washingtonpost.com)
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6y ago
Yes.
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The world needs a form of money that is not under the control of any one sovereign power or group of sovereigns. Understanding this may necessitate reading some books, but in short, sovereigns have historically proven to be untrustworthy, s
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One of the strangest open questions about Tomatoes is: How did indigenous people in Mesoamerica look at a small, green, somewhat poisonous and awful-tasting berry and think, "I'll bet I could make something of this if I give it a
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Blocked by the chemtrails.
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Or banner ;)
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I remain utterly baffled that a single nation's licensing authority has unilaterally taken a decision that so negatively affects the entire planet, and especially humankind's ability to perform fundamental science - a matter of fa
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Around here the van is more likely to be a taxi than any car. So,... no. The cultural bias is nauseating. I've never yet managed to identify a crosswalk. I frequently fail at busses. All this click-click-click on items mysterious is ju
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They Read Minds, Don’t They?
(shkspr.mobi)
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MS is certainly trying to play the new cool, but the DNA remains the same DNA from the '80s & '90s. Don't be fooled: A Leopard cannot change its shorts.
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while [ true ] do; mail -s"Quick Reminder" `cat userlist` <<EOF `fortune -o` EOF sleep 10 done Job done, leave me to sleep. (Syntax likely off - I'm sh-rusty!)
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