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ohCh6zos
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ohCh6zos
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It appears that there is no plan for this to stop with Kiwifarms, some twitter searches lead me to believe Ovarit and Mumsnet are the next targets.
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Once is a mistake, twice is a habit. Cloudflair can't set a precedent and just announce it isn't one.
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4y ago
No worries if you don't know, but how hard is it to get Nix setup on macOS?
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4y ago
I'm in the same boat as you. The results and polish justifies my monthly payment to them. Given how impressed I am with Kagi search maybe it is time to check out Orion.
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4y ago
I don't disagree with you on any of this, I think that's a fairly non-controversial opinion. What about things like letting males into female only spaces? Do we have a moral obligation to affirm their identity? Several religions p
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I think I agree with you, up to the line of participation in beliefs I do not share. It would be awful to go out of my way to harass someone with religious dietary requirements, but lacking belief I would refuse to refrain from beef, or go
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4y ago
Do you believe that there exists a moral obligation to affirm someone's identity?
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4y ago
This is awesome. I can't think of a website I visit that would not benefit from higher density.
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4y ago
YMMV of course, but I've found using bitwarden on iOS with the built in password integration seems to work identically to 1Password.
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My experience is very similar to yours. COVID let me feeling very negative but build up to doing a good deal of cardio every day seem to have fixed it.
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4y ago
I dropped them in favor of self hosted bitwarden and I've been much happier.
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I haven't heard of this and doing a web search didn't really help me out. Can I read more about this somewhere?
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The Nazis were also anti-smoking. It stands to reason the problem with the Nazis is related to the war and crimes against humanity and not every stance they took on every issue.
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4y ago
ESG and social credit seem like two looming dystopias that the first world is going to run headlong into.
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People moving where the source house is still in the process of selling should have their house seized? I think that ends in everyone owning endless mortgages.
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I think any developer that implements this would be in between a rock and a hard place. On the one hand it becomes impossible to have a consistent aesthetic or theme if you liberally allow people to bring their own assets, and on the other
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4y ago
I'm not certain a game is better because it contains 'digital assets'? I know that psychologically I can't play games that have ads for buyable things or stores available in the program itself, so I don't have any b
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4y ago
This might not be the worst thing for them tactically. If they believe they benefit from the library less than their opponents.
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The only really nice thing I can say about protobuffers is that they've caused less trouble than gRPC has caused.
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4y ago
If you don’t own it then you can be cut off at someone else’s whim. The cloud is to the cloud provider’s benefit not yours.
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I advocate for private to avoid namespace pollution and reduce cognitive load. It reduces the size of a given namespace because simply less appears when I auto-complete. It lowers cognitive load because it provides demarcation of inside vs
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4y ago
The places where housing is becoming more affordable to this chart are also places that don't have a lot of immigration, maybe large scale population movements have negative externalities.
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4y ago
So much of the standard software in the industry is beyond frustrating and needlessly complex. At this point I look for companies that don't have some sort of elastic stack monstrosity.
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I just don't purchase anything with a store or anything buyable attached to it. My only gripe is when those don't exist on release and get added in a few months later.
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I worked at a place where IT was obsessed with moving everyone to thin clients. The executives loved it, HR loved it, and it took almost 3 years to get most developer work kind of working.
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Does it feel like reddit used to encourage outbound linking and now does everything to make users stay on the site?
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Ultimately you're DDoSing your own counter-terrorist forces.
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To me it looks very similar to Alegria corporate art which kind of turns me off, but he should do what he wants and I have no reason to think I should give him my feedback.
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4y ago
Being reactionary is a good thing as it preserves the status quo.
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The process was hijacked long before 2016. See "Borking".
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