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by nashashmi 2mo ago
Once police open an investigation or once there is a lawsuit served, destroying evidence relevant to that lawsuit is illegal. The question here is whether the police were in investigation mode. I believe it is an overreach to claim that eve
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
I remember DivX fondly. Even on dialup, picture quality was just phenomenal. Web tv watching was actually doable after this edit: I am talking about divx web player
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
Simple mouses have simple interfaces and its functions are built into the OS. These mouses are a little bit beyond simple. These are ten button interfaces. So there is the default programming. And custom programming. The software is for cus
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
That’s pay to spam. Letting advertisers determine relevance of their product to a keyword is not exactly a user enhancing experience. When searching for rav4, i give you the ad for taylor swift concert, obviously understanding you can pay f
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
If the motherboard has so many parts that could fail independently, and each part is small money, then maybe the motherboard should also become modular?
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
Those who don't support Netanyahu yet still support Israel, disapprove of his “softness” towards the Palestinians. You are obviously one of them.
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
You are bent on defending the morons. And want to defame the media which correctly took his “kill 30-40 every night” to mean every random person. You say “believe me he means terrorists” but none of his actions actually speak to treating Pa
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
Knowing that smotrich and ben gvir are fanatical morons, do you think that when they are referring to terrorists, they in fact dont mean any and all Palestinians? I dont think these guys differentiate between the two, especially when they s
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
So what is the benefit in this? A bank can do what exactly more than they are doing now?
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
A chrome version of Firefox is Brave. A chrome version of Opera is Vivaldi. A chrome version of MSIE is MS Edge. After FF kept breaking extensions with their switch to XUL, I stopped using them.
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
Firefox was a mainstream browser. After it stopped being one, it did what all the other browsers did: bake adblock within. Even now they do so with trepidation.
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
Yeah well you are not holding 90 TB of data based on the decisions of a chain of supervisors. People like me who no longer pay attention enough after seeing so much upheaval in the cloud space are losing out on ideas of best practice and gi
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
Use a comprehensive set of cookie blocking rules to avoid personalized ads. This sometimes means that facebook ad cookies and user profile cookies are indistinguishable. Use clear on exit in such cases. Or block third party cookies. I dont
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A WebMCP Interface(blog.cloudflare.com)
1 points by nashashmi 2mo ago|0 comments
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
This breach will help with tl;dv's awareness. More people will suddenly become aware of it. The downside is that less private conversations will be hooked up to tl;dv, and more public seminars will be fed instead. This is a win-win
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
It was the top comment for a few hours. Others have discussed why it makes sense for apple to ise 250 mb in a weather app (heavy graphics and animations). Someone did an audit on the app.
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
These days we have an AI system to do exactly this kind of optimization, too expensive for humans, and too cheap compared to consuming expensive modern hardware
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
It’s an equivalent app to make a comparison with, one from an OS company. But yeah, I still remember when a weather app would take 10 MB and I was complaining (1999)
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
Or those people who took magazines to the bathroom to read. But they all took a back seat from the one thing that followed them around!
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
Acting like any other police officer at this point
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
November is too late. We have courts. Mobilize the courts.
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
The judge said it FB was a "contributor".
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
I am not sure if a $7k payout is sufficient for the harm it has caused. Remember some people committed suicide. Some have mental problems
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
Websites being hacked does not necessitate ad block. It necessitates better browser security. The title here is fallacious. I say this in all fairness as someone who uses adblock extensively, where I don't even like cookies being held
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
They are also one of the few nations with high export to import ratios. If it is weighing down industry then it is a great loss factor in the race against china.
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by nashashmi 2mo ago
The problem with illustrations is that AI fills in so much nonsense, it is difficult to tell of the picture’s thousand words which ones were intended.
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by nashashmi 3mo ago
We have nurses, nurse practitioners and physician assistants also in the not-a-doctor category
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Apple's Robo-Repo(pluralistic.net)
4 points by nashashmi 3mo ago|0 comments
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by nashashmi 3mo ago
If we are seeking role models, dont seek out petty people.
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by nashashmi 3mo ago
Can you create a list on github with known single-file web apps? Wikipedia is not a good place to promote ideas. It is a place where ideas in practice are documented. Github is a good place to promote stuff.

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