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by missingrib 7y ago
Long recovery passphrase that you write down and keep in a safe
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by missingrib 7y ago
I just wanted to chime in. I used to read solely visually (from what I remember) but now I cannot stop subvocalizing. I was already a neurotic person but I genuinely think about this every time I read now and it's kind of distressing.
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Darwin (1961 Programming Game)(en.wikipedia.org)
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RSA Key Extraction via Low-Bandwidth Acoustic Cryptanalysis(m.tau.ac.il)
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by missingrib 7y ago
I assumed they meant using a diceware-like system to choose instead of literally making up words
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by missingrib 7y ago
As someone who's worked in both, I don't entirely agree. Dishwashing was just tiring in a different way. But you could just entirely shut off your mind and zone out. I remember getting into a sort of meditative state while listeni
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by missingrib 7y ago
Don't you mean "apt dist-upgrade"? Or are they the same thing
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by missingrib 7y ago
Can someone explain what "pairing, comprehensive user stories, and tests" are? Are these actual terms or is the author just talking about teammates getting together to work on an issue?
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by missingrib 7y ago
The obvious solution is just to disable javascript unless you trust the site
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by missingrib 7y ago
Right, but what the parent comment is arguing (I think) is that there actually are fields where you can say that people who find special value in it are dishonest or deluded (astrology). The challenge comes in distinguishing which are valid
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by missingrib 7y ago
It's probably more likely that you just grew up and the things you found exciting then you don't find exciting now. Because you could just do those things now without going on the internet! They're separate things.
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by missingrib 7y ago
I do not feel like this article is engaging with Wittgenstein's arguments or any philosophy in general. I'm extremely tired of these clickbait 5-minute-read articles that somehow attempt to discredit entire lifetimes worth of resp
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by missingrib 7y ago
A life where you're tortured for a year and then are slaughtered.
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by missingrib 7y ago
Something not being in the US Constitution doesn't make it not a right. >If anything, it enables tyranny by corporations, since they are unelected and not responsible to the public, whereas elected governments, in fact, are. I feel
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by missingrib 7y ago
>Their scores are way off Is this true? Why? Where can I go to get a more accurate credit rating?
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by missingrib 7y ago
>But it comes with the side effect of gaining a voice in your head. And that voice is a fucking vicious asshole to me. In the recent years the thoughts even started subvocalizing and I have to forcefully remember to make it stop. It&#x27
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by missingrib 7y ago
Governments are way scarier though. I can decide not to use Google, people in third world countries need the internet.
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by missingrib 7y ago
Let me tell you, technical businesses are too.
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by missingrib 7y ago
I'm so torn on this issue. I dislike the idea of the government interfering with private business very much, and I can see how easily it can get scary. That said, it really is insane how influential and widely used a well made applicat