mrmuagi

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by mrmuagi 5y ago
Well compared to, say, sticky notes (I tried this, yuck) or Google Keep (also tried this), it's a bit more costly, but the subscription is not mandatory so it tampers that edge. But I'm not sure you can fully dismiss the value. So
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
That and Dead by Daylight.
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
I was initially not in the camp POSIX APIs are the devil. I felt there's inherent tradeoffs and design decisions a serious modern operating system seems to need from your comments, but ignoring that, I was suprised that is was a bother
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
Lucky for you, I wrote more than that. Trying to nitpick that sentence might as be well deserved from my criticism, I accept that, but I missed the boat this project was meant to be a "Joke" and had to deal with stuff like content
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
> Wasn't the internet 100% like that in the good old days? Maybe I was too harsh and you are describing my comments, but I was reading on this very site image hosting is not a funny joke business, it's a serious endeavor that d
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
Woah, why so hostile? I am not trying to self advertise anything. The type of business this is in line with -- image uploading where probally data retention matters. There's just one guy runnning this and it's a no brainer you sho
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
Look, kudos for having a great sense of humour, but nobody is talking about a SLA or NDA, I was talking about the fact it's almost a guarantee that your service will cause an inordinate amount of pressure on you and that's quite o
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
If you get your socks off at the idea of a paid single developer lead image hosting, then let's hope the guy doesn't lose interest (as there is no obligation not to) or even, not get hit by a bus as the bus factor seems to be one.
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
TBH, I would avoid this service on the grounds it seems to be run by one person (to what extent its just clever self promotion hinges on charitable interpretation) -- this blurb whilst humorous is on line with the Discord cutesy error messa
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
> I wish people would stop making UNIX-like operating systems, we have enough of those to deal with considering just the Linuxes and the BSDs. Your strong opinions on the matter may be warranted from your personal experience, but there
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
I am guessing extra computation? Maybe this sort of technology is in infancy? The real interesting take away is it is always a mouse and cat game. The hackers will adapt, instead of reading memory they might just read packets, or use a m.2
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
That's not really what DRM IMHO -- sure it says that on the tin... Once the video or game is cracked once, the DRM is done. It just provides hurdles and extra barriers for the first person. Once somebody finds a "hack" method
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
> you can passively collect info from the DHT swarm and build up an index over time For anyone wanting to pursue this, I feel like I can share, I used this recently https://github.com/boramalper/magnetico , people sh
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
Shame on me for not reading the article as I could not access to it (forgot my alumni account) -- only could read the abstract. I misinterpreted this statement: " On average Bitcoin generates 272 g of e-waste per transaction processed
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
To be a bit more fair in the comparison (virtual vs physical), probally could account for shipping from manufacturer, to distributor, and then finally to the end user? It seems like that'd atleast tip the scales a little bit.
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
I was merely referencing the bit from podcast episode with Bobby Lee -- where Adam Eget mentioned Robin Williams stealing acts/jokes in a conversation and he replies as I did.
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
You know what they say... speak ill of the dead!
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
You get spammed with hundreds of fake profiles trying to add you is the biggest disappointment I've seen myself firsthand (obvious phishing links included). There is a lot of botted activity.
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
> Your position is exactly what the lawyers hope for at this stage. My dread is complete. The avenue disgruntled employees have to air out injustices also lines the pocket of lawyers. Jokes aside, I appreciate your analysis. There's
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
> You can ask your doctor to simply be vague and affirm that you have a clinically significant problem which requires accommodation. That's a good point. I think the remaining obstacles left is perhaps getting that doctors note. I d
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
> It sounds like you've never worked with people who intentionally "use the bathroom" to not work. If you step out of your white collar tech bubble for a moment you'd realize giving _two months_ to give a doctor'
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
Perhaps I really was the center of the universe in my mind. Thanks for clarifying, I've retracted my incorrect tone, cheers.
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
Look, I agree you disagree with me too... (sorry I am Canadian). That doesn't change the fact that there are hurdles that atleast factor in to how the human who was fired in that scenario may feel? And isn't that a major component
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
I think it varies, yes. People have smaller bladders, some have larger. It also depends on how reactive you are to the sensation of a full bladder, and how risk averse you are to having it full -- perhaps you have had bladder issues, infect
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
The scenario becomes weird when you take a step back and realize that she is a human being and bodily functions are even being monitored in such a way. I go to the bathroom sometimes more than her and the reasons are extremely defensible ev
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
Really? That seems like the worst situation tbh, being put in a position where you are suing people with legal expertise, and in a scenario where you could be afraid of being blacklisted for any future prospects. IANAL, but the law field se
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
> 1) You never save money building it yourself Yes and no. The deciding factor besides fixed cost of tools is your time. Consider kitchen cabinets. Sure you can build them yourselves, but it'll take weeks, maybe a month of your time
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
> How is thus an excuse? Because it is a causal factor and not an excuse? > South Africa, Russia, etc. all have grave issues. I agree. See, we have so much in common. > either have objective criteria, or we don't I am not inve
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
> Note that I wrote "in any first world country". I'm sorry if your country does not qualify as such. > I'm not being flippant here. Sorry to say, (Canadian here), yes you came off as being flippant. The issues wit
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by mrmuagi 5y ago
> are much more capable of finding routes out of corporate energy draining traps (X) to doubt. See original poster for statistics on animator. I have no doubt other "artist" jobs sold to youth has same pitfall. I've talked

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