rStar

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by rStar 5y ago
i’ve still not seen a good reason for going to a “more permissive” license for “pragmatic” reasons, when the language being cast off is the gpl, 2, 2+, 3, you choose. not many good results either.
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by rStar 5y ago
yeah but because you give up so much privacy with airtags and find my that it feels targeted at me as someone who forgets where stuff is, all the time.
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by rStar 5y ago
i don’t think so
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by rStar 5y ago
hey sebisaacsinflow. i’m a nuero non typical, and i have a lot of hate for your company, and now, for you personally, sir. this app takes advantage of my mental state, and i would just like to state that one big time for the record. gfy.
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by rStar 5y ago
nico your f’ing right
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by rStar 5y ago
yeah downvote the retard. gfy.
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by rStar 5y ago
what i love is how apple takes advantage of my disability to steal all of my privacy with airtags and find my. i use it all the time but i f apple under my breath every time.
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by rStar 5y ago
nuero non typical wonder twins unite. f these people.
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by rStar 5y ago
as a nuero non typical myself, g….f…..y
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by rStar 5y ago
dude, people are dumb and code has to work. we even would like it to scale per core. rust is it. this zig seems a personal project not the c replacement for the next 50 years.
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by rStar 5y ago
rust is it. the sooner everyone figures that out, the better.
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by rStar 5y ago
that’s my thought. i get people having pet projects, but i’m over the hard sales pitch for why i should care
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by rStar 5y ago
people are over facebook and instagram is flagging also. tick tock isn’t the end either. who’s next?
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by rStar 5y ago
“At the heart of these accusations is this idea that we prioritize profit over safety and well-being. That's just not true.“ yeah mz, whatever. just goose my stock options good this year for the holidays and we’re cool.
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by rStar 5y ago
shoestring budget on a billion dollar product. you get what you deserve.
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by rStar 5y ago
time to start working at your mfing desk again, johnson
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by rStar 5y ago
replaced by a system which is similarly secure against all classes of attackers that anyone gives a crap about.
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by rStar 5y ago
couldn’t happen to nicer people
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by rStar 5y ago
but mainly I could always just tell something was off about their behavior and then we wouldn’t take any chances. groundhogs were pests as well, so it’s not like we needed any extra incentive to take them out.
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by rStar 5y ago
those wild animals usually stay away from humans unless they had rabies. they act erratic and often have foam coming out their mouth.
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by rStar 5y ago
i grew up on a dairy farm. we’d see rabid wild animals, usually raccoons or groundhogs, and I would always get excited as a child because that meant we got to get the guns out and it’s shootin time. luckily we were in an area with very litt
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by rStar 5y ago
i play guitar every morning in my free time. work is for work. you’re a good enough programmer already. enjoy yourself.
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by rStar 5y ago
agreed. also, it’s definitely relevant background.
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by rStar 5y ago
it’s definitely relevant background.
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by rStar 5y ago
> Right but they could have said "we can be compelled to log IPs, you should use Tor if that's something you care about". ding ding ding. pin this comment.
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by rStar 5y ago
sounds like emacs
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by rStar 5y ago
snopes has sucked for a long time. can’t get political if you’re supposed to be calling balls snd strikes. snopes definitely did to the point where it’s no longer a trusted resource.
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by rStar 5y ago
thanks so much
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by rStar 5y ago
it’s a joke on Imperialism as well as how big tech companies solve their problems. not actually funny.
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by rStar 5y ago
i don't see any real security model here. online only is insecure by design. Hopefully for customers who stick around the user experience continues to be first class, at least, but I have my doubts about that as well. I don't know

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