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by pensatoio 4y ago
Modern sound engineers seem to expect that I own several thousand dollars of high-end sound equipment capable of reproducing the full dynamic range they've sculpted. It's super annoying.
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by pensatoio 4y ago
Left that out for brevity, but good point. I suppose I'm trying to highlight that you could categorize a lot of things as essential (see the last two years.)
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by pensatoio 4y ago
I agree, but so is food. Good luck convincing the govt to draw that line.
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by pensatoio 4y ago
All spam filtering apps for iOS have this permission though, right? That’s just how it works. The permission is just very blunt to make it clear.
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by pensatoio 4y ago
I spend so much time exploring repos related to work or personal projects. I literally do not have time at the end of my day where I think to myself, "you know what, I really want to find some more repos to star and never look at again
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by pensatoio 4y ago
Better webcam, better screen?
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by pensatoio 4y ago
Sex offenders are convicted criminals. You're saying convicted criminals of the most heinous crimes are equivalent to your neighbors who invoke a right that's existed in common law for centuries. I understand this is a highly cont
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by pensatoio 4y ago
Ok, I read it, and I'm still confused. The CA govt is doxing people who went through the arduous process of legally obtaining a CCW?
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by pensatoio 4y ago
I don't understand all the attention these articles are getting. If you don't like it, stop using it. Why are you going to so much effort to complain? You can write bad code in any language. You can write difficult to read code in
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by pensatoio 4y ago
I love that you wrote this last night in response to the recent front page. :D What a cool project!
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by pensatoio 4y ago
In my opinion, none of those things are real problems that need solving. They’re fabricated to fit a technology.
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by pensatoio 5y ago
They just refactored their iOS app too, thankfully. It's not a stale product, by any means.
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by pensatoio 5y ago
Not to cast shade on you, by any means, but if you're an engineer (which I think is the implied everyone,) I'm surprised you don't!
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by pensatoio 5y ago
I was one of those people, and I didn't buy it because of battery life. Unrealistic expectations, perhaps, but that's the reason.
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by pensatoio 5y ago
Hide My Email is an awesome product, no doubt, but why the mention of Have I Been Pwned? Security through obscurity is not worth two cents. Use a password manager and generate your passwords.
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by pensatoio 5y ago
> "...and emits at least 25 percent less carbon..." you lost me.
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by pensatoio 5y ago
I'm totally for raising the bar when it comes to terminology like "ethically raised," but I'd eat dog meat if it were good. Why not?
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by pensatoio 5y ago
An empty string "bug" report is not a great example of a show-stopper since it's arguably a terrible way to use posgres.
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by pensatoio 5y ago
> that is not age-appropriate or developmentally appropriate for students You're quoting it like it's an issue, but I'm not seeing one. Teaching sexuality to young children is tantamount to abuse, in my opinion. Obviously
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by pensatoio 5y ago
I'm not making an argument, I'm simply addressing the parent comment. Perhaps the status quo in question is whether forcing service members to take a vaccine (totally lawful) is justified in this case. Even the CDC director is ope
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by pensatoio 5y ago
100% - not a great example of deepfakes, in my opinion.
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by pensatoio 5y ago
You're totally right, but I think there's also something to said for setting new precedent. Status quo rarely changes without disruption.
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by pensatoio 5y ago
I would argue you need set a bar for intelligence and then prove a creature meets or exceeds it. Trying to come at it from the other end leaves you in impossible situations where extremes like, "trees are connected and therefore are se
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by pensatoio 5y ago
The core argument of this article is one I agree with. If you give government the ability to do whatever they want, eventually power will change hands and act against you. It’s a cycle of progressively more wild pendulum swings. Good times
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by pensatoio 5y ago
That's awesome!
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by pensatoio 5y ago
The author’s politics? He’s an auditor. I can’t imagine a better spot in government for a libertarian than an auditor. Everybody wins.
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by pensatoio 5y ago
with != of
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by pensatoio 5y ago
I feel like some people missed the implied \s here.
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by pensatoio 5y ago
I used to complain about the AWS UI, then I switched to GCP...
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by pensatoio 5y ago
You don't need an FFL to manufacture, even NFA, but all that aside...f the ATF! Unelected bureaucrats who write laws are a curse upon us all. "Braces," like the sig pcb are workarounds to these arbitrary rules and evidence of

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