monksy

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by monksy 6y ago
I found this behavior in the Barcode Scanner app by "the space team" That was not one that was mentioned by the article It's url: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.qrcodescan... (See
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by monksy 6y ago
Is this a fight or an arguement/disagreement over a story?
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by monksy 6y ago
There's no obligation to tip. It's not theft. It's only considered to be a loss of money due to the taxman responding to a lack of reporting over tips.
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by monksy 6y ago
> If Sony prints and distributed TLOU2 for $5 and sells it at GameStop for $60 they make like $40 give or take. Game dev company makes a sale. > GameStop for like $20. GameStop can resell it for $55 and pocket every penny. Gamestop an
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by monksy 6y ago
Do you feel these customers own the game? > new fun content I would only say that's neccessary if they No man skyed it. (Screwed up the release)
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by monksy 6y ago
I don't think you understand my stance. I'm all for used video game retailers. GME happens to be a pretty crappy one. But they are one that has availability of used games when a console isn't fashionable anymore. Got max payn
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by monksy 6y ago
They're already doing it by pushing digital only consoles. Which I'm not buying. There is no evidence that they intend on protecting the interest of the customer.
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by monksy 6y ago
When you are sold a game that does not work and not refund, there is fraud. (I.e. Cyberpunk PS4) Or how there are only only games that have a really poor effort to make a non-online portion. (Those are dependent upon the PSN subscription).
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by monksy 6y ago
It is slightly more, yes. However, you're going to have a hard time convincing me that it's as significant as they claim. The people buying used games don't feel that the game is worth risking the new game price. Also, it giv
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by monksy 6y ago
> Most people don't realize this but GameStop was actually very bad for console game developers. And I feel 0 empathy for you. With the digital platform you are stripping away ownership rights from the purchaser. From your statement
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The Crunch Culture Conundrum /Software Engineering(youtube.com)
2 points by monksy 6y ago|0 comments
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by monksy 6y ago
(That's a joke about the most common first message. The app requires the woman to make the first move to reduce spam and bad messages... turns out they can't change their user's behaviour/expectations)
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by monksy 6y ago
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by monksy 6y ago
This has been a bit of an annoying thing for me for quite a while. There is a huge difference between a data engineer and a data scientist. A data scientist is not and should not be a data engineer. These are 2 different specializations tha
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by monksy 6y ago
The popular way of quizing developers during the interview has more about throwaway leetcode than experience. What you're digging for is about their experience. To me, what you're finding comes at no shock. The industry has been p
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by monksy 6y ago
Why should we worry about that one country and the usage of it? They tend to want to control who deals with what data and track those who access it.
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by monksy 6y ago
I don't see how GDPR would break this. It would be compatible with what that hopes to acomplish. This is a technology solution which helps you to enforce GDPR redactions.
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by monksy 6y ago
If you don't want them to know what it is, encrypt it. Even if they store it, it's not much use. If you don't want them to keep it, find a way to invalidate it. (This would be for where the read key is time sensitive.. not su
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by monksy 6y ago
> If that data were stored somewhere I had access to I could have imported it in to Spotify. At the moment we've been pushing services in the wrong direction to create their own schemas. However, we may win back control with standa
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by monksy 6y ago
Depends on what the data is and if the aggregators can understand it. You could have the model where the silo produces encrypted blobs and the end client can read it. (What's stored and connected is nothing but encrypted blobs)
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by monksy 6y ago
Curaco, Sint Martin and the Netherlands make it domestic as well. Also, Paris/French Polynesisan https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World%27s_longest_domestic_fli...
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by monksy 6y ago
It claims that one of the top international routes is MCO-SJU. That's a domestic connection. That's Orlando to Peurto Rico. That's a US territory and you don't need a passport to go.
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by monksy 6y ago
Other validation: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.parler.par... Gone. I can't find the official statement. The tech journalist is the best I could do.
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Google Bans Parler from the Google Play Store(twitter.com)
50 points by monksy 6y ago|80 comments
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by monksy 6y ago
So there is a regulation to prevent people from gathering. These two go to a remote location. How are the police to know that they aren't going there to gather. I hear the same argument applied to closing the beaches "BuT wErE JuS
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by monksy 6y ago
Limit the amouunt of pre-prepared alcohol that can be delivered to a house at one time. You shouldn't be an ondemand keg delivery at this point or delivering 2+ cases in one go. Also part of the delivery portion of this is about suppor
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by monksy 6y ago
I love the fact that they're open and televising the fact that no fans are there. That really stops people from trying to pressure venues from "sneaking in".
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by monksy 6y ago
All states should have done that in the first 2 weeks. It's irritating to see the bible belt/NC wait 9 freaking months to now allow for take away alcohol. It feels like the governments are: 1. Trying to limit the enforcement and s
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by monksy 6y ago
That's kind of (rolls eyes on pure practical sense) how Chicago is handling this. Our liqour sales are banned after 9pm from stores, and bars are able to do carryout|outdoor (we have some Canadian spies that live here.. so outdoor dini
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by monksy 6y ago
"re-education"* (For lose definitions of what they're educating on)

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