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by mx7zysuj4xew 5mo ago
I keep hearing this over and over, but it's neglected to add that it sets a minimum durability requirement which applies only for a very small niche of ruggedized waterproof devices Unless your device complies to MIL-STD-810G CN1 and h
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by mx7zysuj4xew 6mo ago
Wrong argument, since it's not just available to "the CIA" but every rando under the sun, people should be notified immediately if "tracking" them is possible and mitigation measures should become a common standard
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by mx7zysuj4xew 6mo ago
I wish we lived in a world where driver attention system: irregular behavior - unexpected lane drift (possible driver fatigue or distraction)` Rather than Consider taking a break was the norm
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by mx7zysuj4xew 6mo ago
Somewhere in the mid 2010s software developers stopped respecting its users. Instead of giving terse, succinct messages it was assumed the user was lazy with an iq below 80 and and needed to have friendly, patronizing responses
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by mx7zysuj4xew 6mo ago
Somewhere during the 2010s YouTube became completely sanitized. It went from a general video platform for adults to some dumbed down media company that wouldn't offend negligent mothers in Idaho that gave their kids an ipad rather than
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by mx7zysuj4xew 6mo ago
What aggravates me is that somewhere at Google headquarters some asshole thinks he's a fucking genius for turning the web into nerfed walled garden
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by mx7zysuj4xew 6mo ago
Kagi costs money and isn't that great to begin with
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by mx7zysuj4xew 6mo ago
People who are illiterate and ignorant despite being intellectually capable were a burden to society and overal considered undesirable. The goal was to improve the quality of living for all people in society and educated workers, engineers
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by mx7zysuj4xew 7mo ago
Why wasn't anyone notified about this being in the works? What bulletins did I fail to notice. WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON HERE
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by mx7zysuj4xew 7mo ago
This cuts both ways. Since smartphones are becoming such an essential necessity, we should never ever remove the possibility to adjust these devices for our own requirements
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by mx7zysuj4xew 7mo ago
Because no amount of safeguards put up by the restaurant is going to protect you from getting sick of you decide to empty a bottle of bleach into your meal.
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by mx7zysuj4xew 7mo ago
There's a difference between constructive directness and immature ad hominem remarks. Kinda illustrates the problem with the authors take. Not everyone can handle it like an adult
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by mx7zysuj4xew 7mo ago
Yup, it makes living in stalinist Russia seem like a libertarian paradise People don't seem to understand how incredibly oppressive society is becoming
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by mx7zysuj4xew 7mo ago
"He who gives up a little freedom for security deserves neither"
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by mx7zysuj4xew 7mo ago
whoever is involved with this know that future generations will curse you for it Automatically identifying person-based characteristics is helpful in variety of industries for threat detection. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is i
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by mx7zysuj4xew 8mo ago
Since the clone site isn't doing anything obviously malicious like spreading malware or blatantly illegal content none of those parties will take any action whatsoever, nor should they.
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by mx7zysuj4xew 9mo ago
I was going to make the same comment. The correct term is high context vs low context culture, not "askers" and "guessers"
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by mx7zysuj4xew 9mo ago
My own favorite example of this is how the pyramids (and all the advanced trigonometry required) were built by the Egyptians prior to their discovery of the wheel
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by mx7zysuj4xew 10mo ago
It's acceptable because flatpak dbus and all its ilk are too opaque for the average "experienced" user to fully grok. The problems are there, but the situation is so convoluted that it's hard to build a mental model unle
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by mx7zysuj4xew 10mo ago
Listen in most discussions bringing up security is a good way for you to shut the conversation down, but in the case of IPC anyone who cares enough will be knowledgeable enough to see it for the red herring it is
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by mx7zysuj4xew 10mo ago
The reason you do t hear much about it is because it's not an often discussed topic. Nonetheless the hate is there. Dbus is a godawful mess. Imagine the windows registry, except it can only be inspected at runtime, contains executable
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by mx7zysuj4xew 10mo ago
Aaannd then the mask came off, proving you were a moralistic authoritarian. I suppose you support cartels destabilizing entire nation-states with billions of criminal funds too
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by mx7zysuj4xew 10mo ago
Yeah except the guy is a kook and an enemy to a free and open society.
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by mx7zysuj4xew 10mo ago
Suspend/resume never worked right, going back to as early as the 2000s
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by mx7zysuj4xew 10mo ago
Most likely Wayland, I don't recall many of the problems occuring before that
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by mx7zysuj4xew 10mo ago
Ah yes, the down votes have started I forgot that this is a forum for the rent seeking class
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by mx7zysuj4xew 10mo ago
This^, this is how you end up with serfdom
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by mx7zysuj4xew 10mo ago
Yes, ounequivocally yes
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by mx7zysuj4xew 10mo ago
UIs definitely need to be static as people eventually build muscle memory
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by mx7zysuj4xew 10mo ago
Cute, but your whole premise relies on knowing the right questions to ask, which you don't . We just had an entire decade of good interfaces being ruined by poorly conceived anemic "user stories" we don't need to furthe

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