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by phrz 5y ago
This is the unfortunate outcome of a life lived without anyone telling you "no," without ever telling you that your ideas are profoundly bad.
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by phrz 5y ago
dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29043848
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by phrz 5y ago
The article links to this bug report containing a patch of the ongoing work in the WebKit engine https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=90738
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by phrz 5y ago
Copyright is, probably, very Continental. In the late 15th century, before the arrival of the printing press to England, Venice had become the "capital of printing," and the Venetian Cabinet granted the first exclusive right to pu
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by phrz 5y ago
I'm curious what evidence you have to substantiate this unlikely possibility? You suggest a (widely rejected) theory that political motivations, rather than ethics, cause the media to complain about Facebook's business practices a
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by phrz 5y ago
You would be appalled to know that the defendant in Miranda v. Arizona very likely did, in fact, kidnap and rape his victim, and yet that case established one of the most important substantive rights in criminal investigations.
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by phrz 5y ago
You need to check that in the middle of autumn? The names of the CPUs may not be your biggest problem—what would you have them be named?
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by phrz 5y ago
Since April 2021, and at the time of the OP, there had been one non-readme related commit to the linked repository. And no, CQ-editor does not work on Mac for a variety of reasons, including code signing errors.
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by phrz 5y ago
An unpleasant reinforcement of my decision to avoid anything Google—these folks have been cut off from revenue and search with absolutely zero recourse.
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by phrz 5y ago
Unfortunately CadQuery (primarily its GUI) seems like its development has fizzled out, without getting it to the point of functionality on macOS. OpenSCAD, on the other hand, works quite reliably on Mac. Also, it's clunky, but I'v
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by phrz 5y ago
This is extremely disappointing. I've just left a complaint on this issue. They've clearly taken steps to avoid pulling the rug out from under preexisting users, but this practice is overall so scummy for such an expensive, single
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by phrz 5y ago
Is something a "joke" so long as it is said during a stand-up routine? Because I don't believe declaring yourself a member of "team TERF" (trans-exclusionary radical feminist) expressly in line with J.K. Rowling is
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by phrz 5y ago
Mozilla repeatedly extolls Firefox as the safest, most privacy-respecting browser, but keeps carving away at their goodwill with little barbs like this. It's a very odd image strategy, all actual privacy arguments aside. There must be
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by phrz 5y ago
I use 1Blocker, a very mature ad blocking tool that just added JS-based blocking rules, and StopTheMadness is a popular tool for tweaking websites e.g. forcing videos up front, stopping auto play, and showing their controls. This allows mac
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by phrz 5y ago
Hey, thanks for the free image! It's very high quality.
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by phrz 5y ago
From the ruling: "The purpose of suing a government official in his or her individual capacity is to impose personal liability for actions taken under color of state law." This case sounds like a Section 1983 civil claim for viola
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by phrz 5y ago
Note how much ink is used to target Tesla as opposed to Pappa's. The real reason that Pappa's is being sued under the Dram Shop Act is to destroy complete diversity, so as to avoid removal to federal court. If they only sued Tesla
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by phrz 5y ago
"Actual malice" is a confusing term for a layperson because it doesn't mean what it sounds like. It doesn't mean "not liking" the plaintiff. Instead, it is the defendant's knowledge or reckless disregard o
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by phrz 5y ago
Can you change your search engine? I don't use Google.
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by phrz 5y ago
This is a blathering article that goes everywhere yet nowhere. The author seems to primarily use it as a soapbox to rail against increased inclusion of minority voices in the sciences, and the bumps in that road. She has cherrypicked severa
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by phrz 6y ago
I am unsure how whataboutism pointing to an unrelated industry adds to this topic.
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by phrz 6y ago
I'm not well-versed in this field but had heard of the Sense, and was almost going to buy one, except I detest that it's closed off to everything but the cloud. Furthermore, I've heard the mains-only monitoring it uses, while
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by phrz 6y ago
Not legal advice, but it seems like it boils down to an insanity test where that insanity deprives the act of suicide of its voluntariness. The "irresistible impulse" test used to exist in California penal law, and is what got Lor
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by phrz 6y ago
Some legal background: this is filed in California state court. I believe it's a wrongful death action. Usually, in California, suicide defeats a defendant's liability, as it is an unforeseeable, "superseding cause" that
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by phrz 6y ago
If you're going to be made to pay out and concede liability, why not simply go to trial and suffer the same legal fate? It's not there as a mere legalese recitation or to shield the defendant's ego. To finish your rhetorica
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Homebrew package manager installer merges Apple Silicon support(github.com)
2 points by phrz 6y ago|0 comments
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by phrz 6y ago
I guess the block-based document editor field is heating up. With this tool's native iOS and macOS apps, I hope they either unseat Notion, or launch Notion into making native tools. Their web-based UI has extremely poor performance.
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by phrz 6y ago
You miss 100% of the shots you don't take.
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by phrz 6y ago
I suggest "10 EASY STEPS FOR BETTER i" as for(i=0;i<10;i++).
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by phrz 6y ago
This is a gorgeous site, to not even mention the app it’s marketing.

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