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by r-w 6y ago
If they don't want GitHub PRs, they can just disable them.
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by r-w 6y ago
This has already been possible for years upon years on Roku.
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by r-w 6y ago
Would this support 3rd-party live TV streaming services, such as Sling, Fubo, Hulu?
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by r-w 6y ago
In what way(s) does Linux fail to follow in the footsteps of PARC?
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by r-w 6y ago
Graceful degradation? Couldn't find any info on this.
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by r-w 6y ago
What gave you the idea that most FP uses macros? Much code in functional languages uses no macros at all. Perhaps you are confusing FP with Lisp.
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by r-w 6y ago
Then it wouldn't be a joke, it would be "art".
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by r-w 6y ago
I also look forward to trying it out :) I'm not committing to taking all my important notes into it, but I'm interested in the product. Maybe I'm naïve, but I think there's progress to be made on the front of proactive n
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by r-w 6y ago
For more info on the company, see here: https://www.bizapedia.com/ny/clover-software-inc.html
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by r-w 6y ago
When specifically are email addresses case-sensitive?
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Hundreds of apps have hidden tracking software used by the government(androidauthority.com)
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by r-w 6y ago
It's my understanding that commands don't have to be specially written for Crush. As long as they speak an understandable format, they can be used. https://github.com/liljencrantz/crush#reading-and-writing-fi.
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by r-w 6y ago
For anyone who would like to take a look at the code for the respective packages, here it is: https://github.com/microsoft/fast/tree/master/packages/web-c...
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by r-w 6y ago
“No shit!” —everyone
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by r-w 6y ago
[not OP] What are your specs? I'm on a MacBook Air and was still seeing this. Will check again shortly. N.B. I'm currently a happy user of Brave as it has integrated AdBlock-style blocking, fingerprinting protection, and HTTPS Eve
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by r-w 6y ago
I think Glassdoor[1] would be a better analogue. [1] https://www.glassdoor.com/about-us/
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by r-w 7y ago
Why would one think that?
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by r-w 7y ago
I don’t think those requirements will be met until people like us who miss it put our money where our mouth is ;)
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by r-w 7y ago
How many people do you know who would be competent enough to use a teleconferencing web app?
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by r-w 7y ago
Unfortunately, this is one case where being open-source would probably make the scanner easier to game.
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by r-w 7y ago
I’m pretty sure NIST has more engineers than politicians. The same cannot be said of Congress.
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by r-w 7y ago
> The other person has to feel threatened or such. Nope, they just have to want it to stop :)
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by r-w 7y ago
This doesn’t scale to companies that, unlike Facebook, can’t afford the ongoing associated costs.
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by r-w 7y ago
Didn’t they file that against Namecheap, not the registrants?
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by r-w 7y ago
That ideal won’t come true for a very long while. I appreciate your idealism, but for better or worse, we need a reasonable and attainable solution in the interim.
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by r-w 7y ago
> […] services to actually help protect those most vulnerable to scams Services? This sounds more like a legislative than a marketplace problem. Pardon if it’s forward to ask, but what service do you envision could have helped protect yo
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by r-w 7y ago
> Watching your parents go to high-powered executive jobs doesn’t “prepare” you for work in the 21st century either, education does. Lucky for you, if your parents go to high-powered executive jobs, then you’ve won the jackpot and will p
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by r-w 7y ago
> […] its value as a signaling mechanism, which is where the majority of modern education's value lies in the first place. I’m not sure education is a very high-resolution or effective signal for much, and I think its dilution as a
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by r-w 7y ago
I’m confused. Is “means-tested” supposed to be a degrading adjective? Because I think the fact our existing social safety nets are “means-tested” is exactly why people have doubts about UBI.
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by r-w 7y ago
Seems plausible. Do you have a source?

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