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by nilved 13y ago
I don't use Chrome (I don't use Google products) and I wasn't defending it. It's a critical bug in the browser, but that doesn't mean it's okay for Netflix and Facebook exploit it.
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by nilved 13y ago
Ah yes, the first amendment. The right to trespass given only to journalists.
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by nilved 13y ago
> The ideologically driven 'but the web should be oooopen' argument won't go far. lmao, which site am i on again?
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by nilved 13y ago
Of course, that isn't a defense for disabling the developer console (which should be considered a critical security issue): all of those were as stupid and immoral and indefensible as this.
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by nilved 13y ago
Why can websites disable use of the developer console? That seems like a critical security bug,.
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by nilved 13y ago
You're enforcing gender roles.
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by nilved 13y ago
> As a male I never played with Barbie, I don't mean you call you out, but you should note that comments like this are essentially exactly why this project exists.
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by nilved 13y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncanny_valley
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by nilved 13y ago
My anecdote isn't any more anecdotal than GP's assertion.
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by nilved 13y ago
That isn't really a refutation of what I said. I'm saying that most people don't have the problems GP described: buying a game that is unplayable and not being able to get a refund. Not only are most people able to play the
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by nilved 13y ago
I don't think this is correct. The majority of people never have those problems. Note too that they do give out refunds, but admittedly not as much as I'd like. However, they did refund Splinter Cell: Conviction (which didn&#x27
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by nilved 13y ago
Probably not. iTunes has its own sorting policy that may conflict with beets'. But you could still add them to the database without the sorting feature, if you just wanted to query files by tags.
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by nilved 13y ago
From what I can see, it's just a Python script, so you should be able to use it anywhere there's a Python interpreter. It has some optional compiled dependencies for features like ReplayGain that may not work on ARM, however.
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by nilved 13y ago
I've used beets for all my music for like a year and half. It's stellar. Use it.
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by nilved 13y ago
What would that command do?
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by nilved 13y ago
A beef farm is animal abuse and you should be prosecuted by the law.
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by nilved 13y ago
Is something as elementary as `git grep` really front page HN material?
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by nilved 13y ago
Yes indeed. That doesn't mean my logic is wrong, it in fact means it's consistent with reality!
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by nilved 13y ago
You're misunderstanding. There's nothing wrong with risk and adventure but there is very much wrong with investing everything you own. Just as it's unwise to invest that much in Bitcoin, it's unwise to invest that much
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by nilved 13y ago
> Committed all my savings and blood into it. Whenever I read comments like this I get flashbacks to the people deriding the stupidity of the people who had 500k in Bitcoin on Mt. Gox.
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by nilved 13y ago
There are enough horror stories regarding businesses built on Twitter &c to serve as cautionary tales, but Google and Gmail in particular are notoriously anti-developer. It is a nightmare to work with Gmail because, and I'm not ev
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by nilved 13y ago
Suffice to say: anybody who has JavaScript enabled by default demonstratably does not care about their security. Interest and competence in security is indeed a spectrum, but somebody in first grade math still knows what 2 + 2 is.
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by nilved 13y ago
Building a platform on top of a Google product, specifically Gmail, is a recipe for disaster. I sincerely hope that nobody who cares about their money or sanity does so.
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by nilved 13y ago
Awesome! That's why you support women in tech and the female founder thought, right? Because that's how _people_ get in to tech?
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by nilved 13y ago
Don't be a hypocrite. Tracking is tracking is tracking and it's as wrong when you do it as it is for anybody else. Show your users some respect and value their privacy.
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by nilved 13y ago
node.js decided uses very non-semantic versioning. It's genarally understood that a 0.x release isn't production-ready, but node.js is widely considered production-ready and in fact every even-numbered release below 1.0 is consid
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by nilved 13y ago
All of which can be done with less? It really doesn't make sense to load up a large file in a text editor and parse the syntax and such if it isn't going to be edited . There are already very good tools for text reading .
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by nilved 13y ago
That's a non-problem because people who care about online security don't have JavaScript enabled by default.
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by nilved 13y ago
Why are you opening large log files in a text editor ? Editors are for editing. Use `less` for reading.
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by nilved 13y ago
It's in private beta right now.

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