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> The vast majority of people have no problem with Facebook or what it does. People with a big focus on privacy don’t like it, but the existence of Facebook as a profitable enterprise is proof that there are plenty of people outside this
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What is it about "curly braces as primary delimiters" that you think is a hassle? What would you suggest instead?
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> It's hard for me to think of interjecting "Alexa!", or whatever it is you have to say, as anything but explicit consent to be recorded, Alexa is the name of my friend's one-year-old daughter. It's short for Al
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8y ago
I loved the Ggplot2 when I used it several years ago. But at the time (not sure if it's still true), I found this book essential to understand how to use the library beyond the simple examples. This github repo is interesting becaus
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Not sure. I hate the Lenovo style "the whole clickpad moves so much when you click that you're almost certain to miss" thing. But I also hate the soft "you have no idea if you just clicked or not, do you" thing to
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I will not buy a laptop that doesn't have physical buttons on the touchpad. The reliability of knowing that my clicks are exact, saves me time and frustration. Sadly this is my only reason to not own a Purism. But if you are consider
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I'd rather we just don't have "interactive email".
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> Do you think everything put on the web should be considered public domain? In my personal opinion -- Emphatic yes. Copyright law is tyrannical and should be abolished. If you don't want to serve the content then don't serve
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Curious, what does that mean "risky google"? If you're avoiding seeing some graphic images, that makes sense. If you're avoiding searching it because of implications for google's tracking profile about you and how
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Awesome, thanks for the explanation!
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I have to agree. Sounds like a lot of people here like it, but I find it confusing. One example I see on this page is "be-fore", In my head it is "be. fore." and suddenly this word seems to have a lot more emphasis than
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Does anyone know what the relationship is between Knuth/Plass (or similar pretty-line-wrapping algos, if others exist), and Unicode? I know Unicode has their own line-wrap algorithm, but is it possible to use both?
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https://puri.sm/products/librem-5/ This might count as a dumb phone for your intended purposes, given how it separates the baseband from the CPU and has killswitches.
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Does this not have any relationship to Construct, the python library for doing the same thing? https://construct.readthedocs.io/ Seems weird that it's not even mentioned. I thought it would be a port.
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I love QNX and deeply wish it were open-source (and that it had been open-sourced decades ago). Great to see it's still alive / getting updates. I was confused why this was posted on a wordpress. From the About page: > My nam
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"libssh versions 0.6 and above have an authentication bypass vulnerability in the server code. By presenting the server an SSH2_MSG_USERAUTH_SUCCESS message in place of the SSH2_MSG_USERAUTH_REQUEST message which the server would expe
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Bugfix release notes: https://www.libssh.org/2018/10/16/libssh-0-8-4-and-0-7-6-sec...
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CVE-2018-10933 libssh authentication bypass in server code
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8y ago
and GNOME 2 at that!
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> The acceptable part of that spectrum is very small (being a guy awkwardly asks a girl for sex, she says no, and that is the end if it) This is actually really inappropriate IMO. Who the heck thinks it's okay to "awkwardly as
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* Psygnosis * Amiga * dumb TVs * Blackberry OS * Zune * Bryce * WordPerfect * Gopher
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Ironic, because that was the beginning of Facebook. Sort of the whole point was to have public conversations and pictures. Also I think that would be huge and cause some number of people to quit facebook, but I'm confident it wouldn&#
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Is there any decent alternative standard to PDF that can express the small subset of PDF that normal people care about and expect, and isn’t capable of all this insecure dynamic junk?
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I'm not really sure why there are any real reviews on sites like Amazon, Yelp etc. Why do people leave reviews; what's in it for them? Is it some strange form of altruism where they're helping their fellow anonymous shopp
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Does the idea of "training adults to not take responsibility" have merit? It sounds like naive pop psychology. We could remove all guard-rails (literal and figurative) from society. I guess you could say I'd be more "r
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Even if it were somehow possible to implement such a mechanism, correctly (no false positives!) and efficiently, this sounds like a terrific lack of compassion. Have you never made a mistake? Can you not imagine a life in which you might
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For me it's a complex philosophical question without a clear answer. Where I live (downtown of big city) there are a lot of people visibly addicted to drugs, on the streets, generally living lives that appear tragic to themselves and o
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Ah, found my model: https://www.lg.com/ca_en/commercial-tv/lg-55UX340C-public-di... From lg.com you have to click the sneaky "For Business" button at the top-right. From there, it's under Products
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I had a strong preference for a "dumb tv" and I would have paid slightly more for that, specifically so that the TV and its controls don't try to hassle me. That being said, IIRC my TV was ~$900, and at the time the most eq
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They’re hard to look up but you need to check “commercial” series. I bought a 55” 4k LG dumb tv a year ago and I’m quite happy with it. Simple remote, no hassle. The downsides are that it only has two HDMI inputs and afaik no antenna for ov
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