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by ominous 10y ago
Here: https://github.com/DrKLO/Telegram/blob/e313885ac540c31ea02c8...
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by ominous 10y ago
I recently tried to compile Telegram (for android) and couldn't get it to work. Just wanted to make a small change (not to add the username to the clipboard when sharing messages). I may be an idiot, of course, but does anyone have the
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by ominous 10y ago
Can't find it. The use was as if it was "fuck it money", "it" being the fact you have enough so you're not counting expenses.
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by ominous 10y ago
I have seen it used in that (to mean the same as chump change) in linkedin articles by random recruiters, so I guess it will suffer the fate of literally vs. figuratively. Terrible.. but use dictates meaning, if it goes mainstream.
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by ominous 10y ago
Making more people while people are dying, for that matter. Cursing future generations with death by giving birth to your children. You monster.
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by ominous 10y ago
> if of the company going out of business This is the core of this story: he paid for it 35 years ago (or still pays a subscription) and he depends on the company existing.
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by ominous 10y ago
but now it does (occur to you that dolls can have hidden microphones). I also wouldn't expect a TV to have a microphone, but smart TVs proved me wrong.
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by ominous 10y ago
Following DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/2976749.2978397 we find the paper was presented in Proceedings of the 2016 ACM SIGSAC Conference on Computer and Communications Security, Vienna, Austria. Date: 2016-10-24
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by ominous 10y ago
"do anything else that might jeopardize the security of your account" Logging in using a common combinations of browser, OS, machine, keyboard, environment also jeopardizes the security of your account. Exploits, keyloggers, onloo
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by ominous 10y ago
"and for legal purposes that decision, not the truth, is what will matter." Thank you for your patience.
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by ominous 10y ago
Rules are made because people want to break them. If everyone agreed, there would be no need for rules. Don't treat those who disagree as if they were wrong. They are just the reason those rules exist, one as legitimate as the other.
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by ominous 10y ago
See, you say one might get to "nonsense conclusions when attempting to use logic but ignore context", but you used "They will decide if you intended" without flinching. Or did you flinch? "They will decide" I t
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by ominous 10y ago
Good one. I was going to elaborate on how we should close down classes about rocket science or anything particle physics related. You know, just in case someone manages to learn how to control fission and miniaturize it into bombs. Dangerou
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by ominous 10y ago
But you do know that you can watch movies for free if you have internet and a general purpose computer, right? Why is it wrong to say that? "Warning, this knife can sever arteries.". Is this better? "Warning, this machine can
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by ominous 10y ago
Let's how long I last then.
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by ominous 10y ago
So not having curtains can be illegal. Note to self: don't let security cameras or baby cameras record the inside of any books I am reading, when in the US.
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by ominous 10y ago
Sorry, didn't meant to make it personal. Retro wasn't an insult, "time delayed", or "vintage" would also be ok. I like retro. I was born when retro as modern. But can't help but notice that: 1) you also ca
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by ominous 10y ago
Because the world happens in scenarios. And failure to adapt to real world scenarios that regular humans might end up desiring is a problem. What you are saying is we should adapt, mold, conform, comply the law, all the time, without thinki
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by ominous 10y ago
Do you?
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by ominous 10y ago
"meant to" is not something that is factored into purchase. And what should, or should not be done is so subjective it's meaningless.
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by ominous 10y ago
So is there a limit on the number of people that can watch, per box? Can I watch it with my dog? With my friend? With my friend and her kids? Can I watch it during a birthday party? There will be 20 kids and their parents around, is that ok
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by ominous 10y ago
"as a Mac user, having to boot up a VM" So are you a developer, or a Mac user? Do you develop for Mac users, or users?
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Google panda penalty(onlineslangdictionary.com)
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by ominous 10y ago
Not to sound rude, but the expression you were aiming to use is maybe "pick up steam". Random example: http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/pick+up+steam
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by ominous 10y ago
Similar discussion that didn't gather much traction: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13491466
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by ominous 10y ago
Interesting. This is from 2010, but random googling took me here: https://github.com/snapframework/snap-server/commit/5e4850d4... The situation is quite simple: - pre-existing work I contributed to
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by ominous 10y ago
I ignore it until I need to read what is behind them. Then I block the elements with ublock. I don't think I ever agreed.
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by ominous 10y ago
> It excepts non-Muslims Can I get a source on that? I just want to read about it, not doubting you.
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by ominous 10y ago
Well, this strongly implies it is a muslim ban under another cover: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2017/01/29/tr... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9GKL6i38pI
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by ominous 10y ago
AMP is terrible. I ignore any results that start with the AMP symbol. From time to time I still check if they included a way to go the real site. My fear is that websites start using AMP as their CMS, because I can see it looking like a goo

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