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by nisegami 5y ago
I don't see this happening unless they have a very specific reason to use Firefox. If only support contracts were a thing for browsers, a la Red Hat/RHEL.
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by nisegami 5y ago
>The biggest game changer: Sunlight in your eyes within 30 minutes of waking up. I don't think the sun rises for another hour after I wake up for work.
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by nisegami 5y ago
Not GP commenter, but I suspect you're mistaking a functional issue (not wanting to use Whatsapp's applications) from a moral issue (not wanting to use the Whatsapp platform).
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by nisegami 5y ago
This is incredible for something I have in mind. Going to do a bit more reading, but the price and size are ideal for my use case.
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by nisegami 5y ago
>What kind of ideology would cause someone to spend so much supporting a presidential candidate who has no ideology? I am not suggesting that Thiel fits this description, but accelerationist ideologies can potentially support such a cand
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by nisegami 5y ago
"If parts of your network are generating traffic that I don't think is reasonable" But it's your customers (the end users) generating traffic by watching content on my network (Netflix shows). If your customers can gener
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by nisegami 5y ago
I believe Pylance is closed source but based on the open source Pyright. There appears to be a plugin for using Pyright with Sublime Text: https://github.com/sublimelsp/LSP-pyright
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by nisegami 5y ago
But fundamentally, it needs to be out there in order to be obtained by a TLA. Facebook and Friends help by giving us a reason AND a platform for us to put information out there that can then be tapped.
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by nisegami 5y ago
Trying to imagine how this would feel different from a video game if you didn't know better and coming up pretty short.
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by nisegami 5y ago
>any amount of compromise is too I would argue you _are_ compromising. You're accepting the drawbacks of passwords in exchange for not having to use any of the alternatives.
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by nisegami 5y ago
Friend was a cop, not the guy who trapped the woman.
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by nisegami 5y ago
Coca-Cola doesn't require a cold supply chain. The bulk of its weight/volume (water) can also be combined with a much lighter and smaller syrup or equivalent to be produced in a near-local fashion. It also has the benefit of scale
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by nisegami 5y ago
In order for it to be a problem, there needs to be people around to be affected.
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by nisegami 5y ago
This is so pointless, but I feel like 0-day exploit sellers benefit if everyone is up to date, as it means you need a 0-day to exploit those devices (making those exploits more valuable). But if everyone is running out of date software, who
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by nisegami 5y ago
I didn't either until I started my current job back in April and found them in a frenzy trying to firstly figure out what XSS is and secondly trying to patch all their systems before the end of the month. Fun times.
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by nisegami 5y ago
Seeing color pictures from another planet's surface is one of the things that always fills me with awe.
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by nisegami 5y ago
From my limited knowledge of electronics-in-space, isn't ECC memory a hard requirement to correct for bit flips due to solar radiation/particles? But DDR5 having ECC be standard across the board may make this a non-issue.
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by nisegami 5y ago
If the people of a country see something as being worth the lost productivity (maternity leave for example), the correct way to handle it would be to legislate it. I agree with sibling commenter that there is an incentive in attracting a wi
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by nisegami 5y ago
Well, the one I'd be selling doesn't have a warranty either. And if someone is okay with that, they can just import it themselves and cut out my profit share. If I were to order enough to get a bulk price and potentially undercut
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by nisegami 5y ago
Realizing that I would have used this extension to remind me about itself sold me on the idea. Will be using it in the future.
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by nisegami 5y ago
But a business has a legitimate incentive to want their employees vaccinated. Every Covid infection is lost productivity. And if it goes poorly, that could be an empty seat that now needs to be filled.
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by nisegami 5y ago
Damn, back to the imageboards it is.
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by nisegami 5y ago
Here it's cheaper to import 2 of something than to buy locally, so warranty is usually a non-factor for me. But, in general it's a good reason to avoid forwarding services (especially if your part of the world has strong consumer
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by nisegami 5y ago
Is buying a used M1 Mac an option?
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by nisegami 5y ago
Is that out of concern for speculative execution security issues a la spectre & meltdown?
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by nisegami 5y ago
What would it change? I can't think of anyone from my immediate family who would ever not give permission to a popup that requested it.
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by nisegami 5y ago
I've held the same opinion for a long time, but this news gave me pause. Why would it be worth paying for data that can trace VPN traffic if they weren't doing _something_?
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by nisegami 5y ago
Covid became a critical political tool in an election year in the US. In doing so, it ceased to be simply a pandemic and instead became whatever it needed to play its part in idpol. The cost benefit analysis not only ends up being an analys
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by nisegami 5y ago
Linus from LinusTechTips has done basically this (a while ago when the team was smaller). Take the team to Mexico (which includes his wife). They made videos while there of course, but I imagine there was some downtime for everyone except m
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by nisegami 5y ago
I'm a code monkey at a power company. Don't mess with the SCADA or anything that deals with power directly, but I'd argue I could be doing worse for the world.

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