paulryanrogers

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by paulryanrogers 5d ago
Considering brain development and differing effects of various substances/activities, I don't see any contradiction with having different age thresholds.
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by paulryanrogers 7d ago
> But the open source project wouldn’t need to invest as much as Google does. Not at first. Yet over time the work increases as one must differ more and more from Chrome. I believe that's why so many forks are giving up on Manifest
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by paulryanrogers 8d ago
Arguably Yubikey and similar are better. Even vanilla passwords are at least understood by my parents, despite their confusion over account proliferation. Passkeys are a step backward for them, even more so in light of account confusion.
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by paulryanrogers 8d ago
Where passkeys are stored is as important as where physical keys are stored. People must understand security controls, at least at a surface level, in order to effectively manage and trust them. Passkeys fail that test.
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by paulryanrogers 8d ago
Do you know how many Google and Apple accounts my boomer parents have? Roughly one per smart-phone that they've ever used. They don't know the passwords or even the email address of any of them, not even the latest.
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by paulryanrogers 8d ago
You must not use Outlook
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by paulryanrogers 8d ago
It's a digital key. Unlike physical objects they may reside in a TPM, a software vault, an export/backup, or any combination thereof. You may or may not be able to recover or migrate them, depending on where/how they were mad
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by paulryanrogers 8d ago
> family values over rampant individualism This isn't binary. And it doesn't appear Japan has ever had rampant individualism. They seem to punish any personal expression and lifestyle outside very narrowly defined norms. Supp
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by paulryanrogers 8d ago
Can you blame kids (especially those without siblings) wanting to strike out for a life and family of their own? They don't choose to be born. Have few/no rights to change how they're raised or their parents spend the family
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by paulryanrogers 9d ago
> Also it would disincentives any price drops being passed on. Are any cost drops being passed on as lower prices?
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by paulryanrogers 9d ago
Servo was not intended to replace Gecko. By all reports it was an experimental component, many of whose findings were used in Gecko. That folks want to take it further is admirable. But doubtful Mozilla could have afforded to with their exi
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by paulryanrogers 10d ago
As a Xennial it has been hard to watch how mainstream gambling and its ads have become. I was taught gambling was foolish, and abstained. Later I came to appreciate that some folks can gamble with losses in mind and have fun. Sadly too many
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by paulryanrogers 11d ago
Well the US could put boots on the ground, launch nukes, do any number of crazy things. And sadly with the current administration it seems everything is on the table.
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by paulryanrogers 11d ago
If there's no power then why did so many line up to bring gifts and kiss the ring of a certain vindictive, convicted felon turned President?
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by paulryanrogers 11d ago
How many billionaires attended Biden's inauguration or donated to Biden's projects? How many for Trump 2?
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by paulryanrogers 11d ago
Except there are also explicit conspiracies like Jobs calling around to stop "poaching" or Zuck leaning over to Trump and asking how much.
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by paulryanrogers 11d ago
> The ultra wealthy are entrapped by their own minds & machines of wealth that have tight demands. But only within their minds. They could change their minds, donate or pay enough taxes that their billions would be distributed far an
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by paulryanrogers 11d ago
https://www.npr.org/2024/02/22/1233178131/leaked-document-tr...
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by paulryanrogers 11d ago
Commercial use requires a paid subscription. Probably not an issue for a home lab, unless you run a small business on it.
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by paulryanrogers 11d ago
Isn't Brazil in South America?
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by paulryanrogers 11d ago
Is this an emulator or firmware that makes the Pi a cycle accurate implementation of 386, just with a bit of hardware shims for modern accessories?
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by paulryanrogers 12d ago
DLSS adds lag, as does wireless, that 144hz may not help as much in those cases. For me it's the lag that gives me headaches.
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by paulryanrogers 12d ago
I like wired for the better graphics and unlimited playtime. In practice even a single cable gets wound up, stuck on things, and generally feels in the way. It's a difficult trade off to accept, even with a long and light weight cable.
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by paulryanrogers 12d ago
There is ClassicPress
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by paulryanrogers 13d ago
Also you if your retirement funds are heavily invested in AI, directly or indirectly through big caps who are.
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by paulryanrogers 16d ago
Doesn't KMP assume your team is comfortable working in Kotlin?
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by paulryanrogers 17d ago
Article says she granted it when she needed help, and presumably before she realized he could weaponize it against her.
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by paulryanrogers 17d ago
Or people who can withstand saunas naturally love longer? Maybe even despite them?
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by paulryanrogers 17d ago
Plenty of people have a backyard garden...
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by paulryanrogers 18d ago
Don't look too closely into Ground News. It's more like controlled opposition

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