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by pigbearpig 4y ago
Do people who write these things really think these are novel concepts? The amount of arrogance and delusion required to state the obvious is hard to comprehend.
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by pigbearpig 4y ago
Completely unnecessary, a lot of adults had a chance to stop and think but they didn’t. How about we don’t hold 10-year old 4-H members to contracts (pretty sure they can’t anyway). Why are Sheriff deputies jumping on a case like this. May
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by pigbearpig 4y ago
Should the link be updated to the actual source? This gist appears to just be a copy of https://infiniteundo.com/post/25326999628/falsehoods-program... and https://infiniteundo.com/post/255093
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by pigbearpig 4y ago
> Microsoft Edge is Windows-exclusive of course No, no it is not. When an article gets something so easy to check so wrong, it's difficult to believe anything else in it.
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by pigbearpig 4y ago
Yeesh, so many comments here take things so seriously. It’s like gallows humor, errors suck so why not add a little levity.
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by pigbearpig 4y ago
People should use Wirecutter and CR to find a list of products that they'll probably be happy with. The expectation that they can identify the absolute best product for everyone is impossible and this article/discussion is probab
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by pigbearpig 4y ago
This is infuriating. How does it get to seventeen days in jail without talking to a lawyer? It was probably some COVID thing, but that's just not right. AA needs to pay. First thought is some overly enthusiastic AA security person goin
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by pigbearpig 4y ago
Did you let the accountants choose which software you use?
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by pigbearpig 4y ago
I disagree, the PR is some pointless wordsmithing and then to comment "Verify the pull request and merge asap" is a bit ridiculous. Also, no one is going to care in a day.
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by pigbearpig 4y ago
The real advantage is another layer of complexity, so you can write a blog post about running PiHole on a home network, which done by a billion other people (conservative estimate).
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by pigbearpig 4y ago
Well, I guess I don't need to wait for reviews anymore, I'll just count mouse buttons to know if it's a good laptop or not.
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
> "Last updated: April 1, 2022" April Fools joke? It is the only post on their blog. Or maybe they don't have any customers yet?
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
I like the idea of Vivaldi and honestly probably would use it, but I've been using Firefox as my primary browser for the last 7 years or so and just don't have a reason to switch. I also think competition is good and am concerned
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
This is pretty ridiculous and a manufactured scandal. I'm sure attempting to publicly shame a company into a job offer will turn out well. I don't even see the problem, a help article says to install a browser? If I blog about ho
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
I can. I'd still rather use Firefox than Chrome or Edge when it comes to privacy. "Firefox is dead ... Time to bury the putrid, rotting corpse" is ridiculously dramatic.
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
I recently reluctantly went back to the office and it was better than I had expected. Having that separation of work vs home was huge for me. I left work at work and didn't give it a second thought once I was home. I hadn't rea
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
Ah, didn't think about #2, that makes sense.
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
"#secure.netflix.com" "#api-global.netflix.com" "#appboot.netflix.com" These are commented out, but did someone really think the app would still work after blocking these? I get blocking ads,
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
That's very similar to what SmartScreen is. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/threat-pro...
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
Amazing how SQL injection is in the OWASP Top 10 for the last 20 years and then you see something like this. I understand it’s open source but I can’t fathom why the author would be ok with not having true parameterized queries.
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
Agreed, very surprised at the cavalier attitude of many of these comments. I'd rather my phone be slower than my plane think it's 300ft higher than it actually is. Aviation isn't the area to be making assumptions that it &quo
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
Based on the uniforms mentioned, this was written between 2008-2011. There's some other clues as well, CD players, PS3, etc. Although, I wouldn't doubt that it's "current".
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
I don't think so, I was under the impression they were one of the better ones.
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
Do you see a lot of medevacs? The Geneva convention basically states that whomever the injured is in the care of is charged with giving them adequate care. If that care requires medevac it's going to happen. The protections accorded
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
Why would it be irresponsible? It's a matter the amount of traffic an airport gets. My guess is Europe's population density means less non towered aerodromes exist. There are many airports in the US, Canada, and elsewhere that rec
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
Well, maybe they can try to listen to the 99% Invisible podcast in the meantime. Oh wait, https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/the-roman-mars-mazda-... . 2016 was apparently a good year for Mazda infotainment systems
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
That all seems pretty reasonable.
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
It's not really in the interest of the "corporate overlords" to ban all of their customers. If someone can't go 3 hours without getting intoxicated and berating or assaulting a flight attendant then maybe air travel isn&
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
Accidentally leaving a secret aircraft out during the day at Area 51? I'm fine with leaving that in the impossible category.
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by pigbearpig 5y ago
If we're at the point someone is jamming GPS, I guarantee lane specific directions is going to be about the last thing I care about.

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