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by na85 4y ago
Disagree. Fancy features are awesome for "normies". iPhones have a feature where you can create PDFs page by page, using the camera as a scanner. After you snap the photo it offers you a crop and transform tool, and does a little
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by na85 4y ago
I just watched that a few weeks ago. Great movie, but to be honest I thought Jeremy Irons was unconvincing and played the role poorly/was poorly cast.
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by na85 4y ago
Even 0.5% of 40000 seeds is 200 trees per day.
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by na85 4y ago
I have a lodge pan that I took an orbital sander to. It's smooth as glass.
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by na85 4y ago
I do pancakes on cast iron and love it.
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by na85 4y ago
I think you know perfectly well what my point is and you're being deliberately obstinate.
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by na85 4y ago
>Most of this bs is not built in the valley, and most people in the Bay Area don’t like that kind of dystopia either. Well, certainly it's Bay Area companies leading the charge towards said dystopia. Google and Facebook come immedi
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by na85 4y ago
>Are you trying to scare people that their car may be disabled, when those same people already live in a society where police shoot and kill and pit maneuver drivers? Scare? No. I'm just pointing out that, just as pervasive corpora
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by na85 4y ago
If you think Teslas driven by fleeing fugitives, OJ Simpson style, can't be remotely commandeered or disabled, then I have a bridge to sell you. Geofencing is a big part of the dystopia that the Valley crowd is getting paid a small for
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by na85 4y ago
> a posteriori justification I believe you're looking for the phrase "post hoc", because a posteriori refers to knowledge that can only be gained from application of a test of some sort, whether logical or scientific.
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by na85 4y ago
Which version of macos are you running? Maximizing/fullscreening windows works for me on multiple monitors over usb-c. I routinely have mail.app or Firefox fullscreen in one, with emacs or another browser window fullscreen in the othe
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by na85 4y ago
I haven't dragged a scroll bar in any OS since windows XP. When do you find it's necessary/convenient?
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by na85 4y ago
OpenPGP's web of trust model is broken at the fundamental level.
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by na85 4y ago
>2FA satisfies the "something you have" authentication type. In the general sense perhaps. As it's commonly implemented, no not really.
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by na85 4y ago
Network effects work differently in video games. Often you'll have a relatively niche game like PUBG that validates a concept (battle royales) which is then done in a more polished way by a second-mover (Fortnite, WOW, TF2, CSGO, StarC
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by na85 4y ago
Maybe Ocarina of Time was oddly prescient and we'll soon have little quadcopters following us around saying "Hey! Listen!" to alert us to fairly-obvious details.
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by na85 4y ago
Couldn't you freeze the current, compromised database and when a user tries to set their password, try to "log them in" to the frozen db?
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by na85 4y ago
Yeah and historians will pore over the annals of /u/PM_ME_UR_BUTT
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by na85 4y ago
I don't disagree. Certainly the 90s look of black matte plastic with separate hinges and huge bezels around the display looks cheap and low-quality and if I'm honest it's one of the reasons I don't own a System76 machine
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by na85 4y ago
It's just cargo culting. They're emulating Apple's aesthetic because that's what "everyone wants".
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by na85 4y ago
People who complain about the charge port on the bottom don't use the mice. It's a stupid location for a charge port but the battery lasts for several weeks if not months; it's just not that much of an issue in real world use
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by na85 4y ago
Sure and you don't need emergency locator transmitters if your aircraft doesn't crash. When you're ready to prove that your services "don't go down" send me an email and I'll come work for you.
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by na85 4y ago
>What do I think about the future of AI, which programming languages will remain relevant etc. As famously demonstrated by the Dropbox example, this community is not any more able to answer these questions than any random google search.
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by na85 4y ago
I think the point is that it used to be much more affordable than it is today, and GA is quickly becoming the exclusive domain of the 1%.
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by na85 4y ago
Perhaps the government should convene a standing committee of chemists to make determinations like that.
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by na85 4y ago
I haven't watched an ad on YouTube in years. The day they finally block clients like NewPipe will be the last day I watch YouTube.
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by na85 4y ago
Buzz
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by na85 4y ago
ADIEU followed by STORY is my go-to. All the vowels, Y, and some common consonants out of the way.
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by na85 4y ago
I remember that startup too, but they apparently have awful SEO because I have been trying to find them for like 10 minutes and can't. There's a lesson for founders here.
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by na85 4y ago
>people have just resorted to ostracizing android users by co-opting iOS' "green bubbles" as a scarlet letter. What does this mean?

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