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pavel_lishin
2mo ago
It felt even worse when reading Shakespeare, which is nominally the same language you and I speak, but just barely. Add the fact that it's a play, where the performance carries a lot of the meaning. The end result was that I - and as
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I'm not familiar with the internals of how tar and gzip work, but I would have expected the exact opposite result if I had to guess.
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2mo ago
People still are.
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I wish Android had this as well. There are apps where it's difficult-to-impossible to turn all sound off, and I wish I could just tell my phone that this app is just never allowed to use the speakers.
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Teachers Pay Teachers hit by a wave of A.I. content with mistakes [video]
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It's funny, I use OSX as my daily driver, and going over to Windows is painful - probably as painful as it is for OP to go from whatever they're using to OSX.
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I'm pretty sure I can tack on myemailaddress+whatever@gmail.com, and still have it arrive in the myemailaddress@gmail.com inbox. It's just a reverse of your `theirname.you@13rt.com` approach.
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2mo ago
Very true - but it was nice while it was still around!
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NASA calls off mission to rescue Swift gamma-ray observatory
(arstechnica.com)
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Ah, Mr. Acevedo, nice to see you.
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> Public surveillance is a common good that can be used as a public service, for better or worse. It can also be used as a weapon by the government against you. > But does my neighbor's camera help me? No. Sure it can. If a c
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2mo ago
> They're not pissed, they have a job to do and these cameras help them I mean, at least some of them are, unless you think the article completely made up those quotes.
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If the Markets Reject OpenAI and Anthropic, the US Should Nationalize Them
(schneier.com)
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The road to epsilon-zero: Productive programs and well-founded orders
(blog.plover.com)
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Photoshop: Adding Features You Don't Need Since 1990
(myadventuresasanillustrator.substack.com)
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One counter-example is Reddit's old.reddit.com interface, compared to their new one.
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> ESP32 based device that tries to detect bluetooth/MAC addresses of flock cameras and beeps when it does Is it this thing? https://simeononsecurity.com/articles/flock-you-detection-pr...
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2mo ago
Isn't this a free feature of Gmail?
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The National Park Service Is Using Flock. Rangers Are Pissed
(404media.co)
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3-2-1 strikes again.
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I think this was also one of the inspirations for Neal Stephenson's "Snow Crash", which also deals with (among other things) the nature of consciousness and religion in the human mind.
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How exactly is the judge an activist judge in this case? Did you just find a random HN article that had "judge" in the name, and register an account to air an unrelated grievance?
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Is there additional revenue from a bunch of people pushing their vibe-coded stuff up to Github?
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Expert Witness Used ChatGPT to Write Report Defending Company in Lawsuit
(404media.co)
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What was their epiphany?
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Oh, interesting - I wonder if that's new. The last time I checked (granted, a few years ago), it was limited to something much smaller. I have noticed that the tar files toward the end tend to be smaller, but they still typically weigh
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"Saying we'll cure cancer is a cliche. So I'm here to announce that we're going to try to cure cancer!"
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But Flock cameras aren't a gun, and they should be held to the same standard as any other information-gathering - it should require a warrant.
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Remember to choose the `tar` version, not the `zip` one, unless you like downloading ten thousand zip files one by one. The tar files can be up to 50GB, the zip ones are much smaller.
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3D-printing enthusiast creates 'Flock Sock' to blind controversial cameras
(tomshardware.com)
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