monadic2

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by monadic2 6y ago
Surely you can't be using WhatsApp as an example of strong encryption.... that app is hardly auditable.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Since when has art been judged on time to creation or volume or cost? This seems to be solving a problem sculpting doesn't have to begin with. I agree that this could be a boon to creation but I hardly see these samples as decent examp
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by monadic2 6y ago
I actually am unaware about taboos regarding birth names. Please let me know of my ignorance.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Is this a surprise to literally anyone? If you buy into a corporate platform you get a corporate platform.
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by monadic2 6y ago
A good start to what end? Who gives a shit about 3D printing when it comes to making statues? The point is obviously not to pimp the technology.
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by monadic2 6y ago
I can't be the only person uncomfortable interacting with someone who is obviously performing some role.
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by monadic2 6y ago
I wonder when it will become taboo to know one's birth name.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Overall, it doesn't feel great we delegated these statues to 3d printing.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Contracts are only binding up to a certain amount of capital. You can only make the violator bleed so much.... i don't see contracts as threats to any of these large corporations.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Are the devices any good?
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by monadic2 6y ago
Is there any support for querying actual timestamp of the video?
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by monadic2 6y ago
How could it not be?
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by monadic2 6y ago
I don't even known how I would find 20 products such that 19 were counterfeit. Amazon has responsibility for the shit they sell regardless.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Amazon wants to own the revenues of the market but not the liabilities :)
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by monadic2 6y ago
A library being dependably bad is not good. Sometimes changes really are good enough to break an api. It does take a significant amount of communication to do this without pissing people off, though.
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by monadic2 6y ago
As if non profits are limited by talent and not capital.
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by monadic2 6y ago
0% sounds pretty good to me....
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by monadic2 6y ago
Yea, traits make this much simpler to avoid. The problematic type would not match the trait, likely leading to much simpler communication of the error.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Blink has worse behavior in my experience, they're just popular. You know, the ie6 effect.
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by monadic2 6y ago
I just assumed they were putting that under webkit.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Welp there goes like 90% of the optimism about the future of the web.
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by monadic2 6y ago
They're just BEGGING for an anti-trust suit.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Yea, but then you have c++ to deal with.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Presumably with better verification techniques that don't result in voter suppression, like signature "verification".
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by monadic2 6y ago
The typical concerns that come with dynamic DOM manipulation....
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by monadic2 6y ago
There's more to rendering than looking at the DOM at static points in time. There's certainly more to accessibility that conveying changes to the dom which may or may not be "visible", or certainly relevant, to the end u
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by monadic2 6y ago
It stopped being Big Brother's platform when they sold their first phone to a consumer.
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by monadic2 6y ago
I mean, don't do this for other reasons, like it's an accessibility nightmare.
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by monadic2 6y ago
Doctors take the hippocratic oath. The point of militaries is to kill people. What the fuck are you on about?
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by monadic2 6y ago
If we require intent to charge, I don't quite get how the court fulfills any definition of justice. There's a clear, material list of damages here caused by individuals. Who gives a shit if they hurt people through abusing power v

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