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by pixelbath 7y ago
No, you're not alone. I don't hold out a great deal of hope for the future, either, since the roadmap looks like it's being handled on UserVoice and the top-voted features are mostly "duplicate existing Office functional
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by pixelbath 7y ago
> I've tried to separate myself from Google in various ways I'm aware of this. The next logical step is to find a better ad network.
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by pixelbath 7y ago
I see a lot of suggestions for free or open-source analytics packages, but I would refrain from recommending anything you haven't personally used. I've tried to separate myself from Google in various ways, and one of those was t
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by pixelbath 7y ago
I cloned the repository for the site. Over-the-wire, though, I do get around 227 KB.
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by pixelbath 7y ago
I find this post a bit ironic considering you built a 1.1 MB React app to display an image and a bit of text (and the image itself isn't even included in the repository).
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by pixelbath 7y ago
You can call it "abuse" but it's doing specifically what provision 1201 of the DMCA was designed to do: prevent circumvention of technological measures to protect copyrighted content. In this case, "copyrighted content&q
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by pixelbath 7y ago
Absolutely not. Give me something that can more elegantly handle sub-projects and sub-repositories but still works as well as Git, and I'll stop using Git today .
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by pixelbath 7y ago
From Microsoft in May 2019 ( https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/secguide/2019/05/23/secu... ) talking about how their new policy is not to recommend regular password changes: > When humans are forced
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by pixelbath 7y ago
In my opinion, the ship has already sailed for the FTC to have any say in how Facebook interoperates its own applications. If they were truly concerned about a monopoly on social media, the sale of those apps should have been blocked in th
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by pixelbath 7y ago
Here is the benchmark code: https://github.com/justinamiller/LiteStringBuilder/tree/mast...
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by pixelbath 7y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=DMCA+1201
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by pixelbath 7y ago
Already sold out; thanks for the link!
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by pixelbath 7y ago
This is the same guy who claimed The Watchmen could never be made into a film; "could only work in a comic" were his actual words. I thought the movie, while not great, deep, or even a top-twenty-superhero film, was a fantastic
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by pixelbath 7y ago
TFA is not responding and Google's cache is showing a 404. So, at the risk of a post that's purely snark: "In other news, scientists discover water is wet."
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by pixelbath 7y ago
We use draw.io at work for embedding diagrams into our process wiki which accepts basic HTML. It's great and allows us to update the drawings at any time.
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by pixelbath 7y ago
Canvas is also a bunch of pixels without vector support.
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by pixelbath 7y ago
The author also said they take an image of their "good state" and revert to that, not that the OS is in that state by default.
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by pixelbath 7y ago
The lowest price on Adobe's page is $52.99 per month for an individual user. The $33.99/month cost is for a single application under the Teams pricing. The Teams version of all applications is $79.99 per month. Only student disc
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by pixelbath 7y ago
I disagree. Given it takes place hundreds of years into our future, I'd assume speech recognition is just a "solved problem" and not something to worry about. Plus, there's also the Federation -> navy comparison. If s
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by pixelbath 7y ago
It is also the name of the object-mapping framework created by Stack Exchange: https://github.com/StackExchange/Dapper
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by pixelbath 7y ago
One major difference is that I can still use all those things you listed (and in many cases, do). I can't continue using Google Reader or Google Code. There are alternatives, of course, but the burden is on me to migrate. When I'm
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by pixelbath 7y ago
While I agree with the sentiment, that's not really what this is about. Youtube-dl does nothing for videos already taken down, nor does it help content creators.
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by pixelbath 7y ago
Lol, hey renegade_master_uk! I was ashido (and various permutations of that name) in those rooms. I jumped ship from server-side to go work on Flash applications in the early 2000s, then back to JS near Flash 9/10 (when the writing was
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by pixelbath 7y ago
I would also add: No screenshots of code. I don't care if it's not syntax-highlighted, but I would like it to be in plain text, hopefully fixed-width. If you're going to reference another blog, please include the relevant in
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by pixelbath 7y ago
At least in the US, trademark law is use it or lose it . If you are not selling products bearing your trademark, you are not actually engaging in "trade" with your "mark." Copyright law is automatic, but it does complic
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by pixelbath 7y ago
How can you even claim that "Facebook" is deeply democratic/liberal? You could say the same about HN, and I've seen quite a few sharply pro-conservative comments posted here. Anecdotally, the amount of far-right loose-wi
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by pixelbath 7y ago
Is the problem here that a person with Islamic beliefs wrote this op-ed? Not sure how well you read the piece, because the actual problem in TFA is the author's assertion that Narendra Modi's Hindu beliefs are responsible for peop
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by pixelbath 7y ago
I'm guessing because your original post contained didn't explain any of that; it did indeed seem like you were implying this update was aimed at hackintoshes. From my experience, very few of those video editing workstations were l
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by pixelbath 7y ago
Maybe flag seller accounts with that mail so they're at a lower tolerance for abuse? Seems a bit overreaching to ban an entire email provider over some bad actors.
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by pixelbath 7y ago
I wonder how many individual variations on this specific functionality have existed or currently exist on TI calculators in the wild. It's common enough that I see it mentioned every time TI calculators are brought up. When I got my

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