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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Speak for yourself or get on respirator crew.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
What if we gave N95 masks to everyone? Several countries have mandated N95 or FFP/equivalent masks. America can afford it.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
I had to install drivers from the Arch User Repository to turn off the lights on a Razer keyboard. It still stays lit and in color-cycle mode unless it's plugged in directly to a USB port on the laptop.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
SSHFS has behaved a little jankily for me on Linux, too, since forever. I wonder if the protocol’s just not really up to the 2%.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Not everyone is the same as you. I enjoy immensely reading HN posts and comments related to politics, FAANG, social media, economics (where the comments are actually just about politics), drugs, or open-source drama. I also like interesting
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Veering off course here, after experiencing how incredibly long it took to install Sqitch, I will go out of my way to avoid anything that is more than a single script, certainly anything requiring CPAN too. I don’t think there’s anything
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Issue complaint prompts to promote the author, for one.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
The nagware prompts of parallel are so objectionable that I will do a lot of things to avoid using it at all. So pretentious!
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
So far I have no specific reason to think China goes places that are as deeply consequential and chilling than the US. What’s Assange up to these days?
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Where do you think your iCloud keys are stored? Switzerland?
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Assuming you are American — where do you think your iCloud keys are stored? You do know Apple cooperates with US LE and intelligence? This is a nothing hamburger.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
What does this have to do with forcing corporations’ hands?
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Could you provide specific evidence that China has and would do this? I’ve a hard time recalling any specific cases. Maybe nation-states do this kind of thing, but I’m only aware of the countless times the United States has done this. What’
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
It’s weirdly difficult to find a link to the code in this body of text. Here: https://github.com/deeptir18/posh No updates in 13 months, FWIW
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
What made spatial finder good stuff, to you?
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
I’m just curious because I’m not a heavy mobile app user. The only apps on my phone right now that I feel really good are free. I paid for many apps but most haven’t been updated in years and have a lot to improve. Where are the good apps?
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
It’s infinitely more insightful than the claim that it’s a solved problem, which rates as a zero on that scale.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Hmm, I could have explained why that is problematic. The article here does it better than I can. On its own, a former CIA official working a different job is not unusual, that is agreed — on its own and not part of a pattern. https:/
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
I have read enough biased statements in the above publications and am aware of enough of their internal politics to see possible motives in their reporting -- such as who they hire: https://www.thomsonreuters.com/en-us/
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Any employer engages in discrimination while hiring. Some categories are deemed legally protected. Some are not — an employer may choose to hire only people who have a bachelor’s degree. Discriminatory hiring practices are normal.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
I suspect there’s an even larger contingent of software engineers who love to argue and debate about practically anything, regardless of vaccination status.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
How would a hiring manager evaluate someone who was knowledgeable enough to work for Google but did not get the vaccine and was not valuable enough for Google to retain by other means? The hiring managers I know would take it as something
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Why? Aren’t you worried that a patchily vaccinated population still provides a good (possibly even better) breeding ground for new variants?
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Wi-Fi has entirely replaced Ethernet for me for almost 15 years. I also notice no difference these days with Bluetooth headphones. Both of these seem to act as replacements for their wired predecessors that fulfill the needs and expectation
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
Most children quickly develop an appreciation for the distinction between things clearly delineated and presented as fiction before they hit double digits of age. It’s quite peculiar to accuse artists of trying to scam you. Have you ever pl
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
But the designers really, really want that aesthetic: https://stopthemingmy.app/
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
The UX staff have to do *something* while they’re employed. If their training is best suited to the development of brand-new products over maintaining established ones, and if they want to enjoy both job security and career advancement, the
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
How is it unfair that they invest their legitimately obtained profits into a new business? The people who are unsatisfied with this don’t know how hard it is to launch a search engine and plan wisely for the future they enjoy today. Just st
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
*Are* these sites popular as functions of individual choices? It’s been pretty well established that governments and regulators in the U.S. overlooked the actions of or actively supported these companies from the start.
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by orhmeh09 5y ago
The line you’re promoting is exactly what the state sponsored media that the U.S. employs wants you to believe. Remember that the U.S. set up a fake Twitter clone to sow division and misinformation in Cuba? 2014: https://amp.theg

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