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by registeredcorn 9mo ago
Kinesis Advantage360 SmartSet. If you need an ergonomic keyboard for any reason, do not use Kinesis. RSI is preferable to interacting with the arrogant twits who work there. Now, to their credit: The keyboard itself is of a reasonable build
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by registeredcorn 10mo ago
Regarding > We share similar struggles, though I recognize that Turkey's situation involves much less external interference than Iran's... ours is mostly our own doing. Can you explain what you mean by Turkey having issues &quo
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by registeredcorn 10mo ago
I have a blog, but I don't really blog that much. For example, at the moment I have 43 drafts, and about 10 published posts. I basically use my blog more as a way to store up potential future ideas. I grab threads that catch my inter
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by registeredcorn 10mo ago
Interested to know: Why did you stop?
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by registeredcorn 10mo ago
I found myself wondering the same thing. Do they genuinely expect people who have never heard about FSFE to be using a decentralized social platform ? That sounds scary. Normal people don't use scary sounding things. They're cert
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by registeredcorn 10mo ago
What remedial steps would you support, out of interest? For example, if someone could have their current life become, essentially "redacted", and receive an entirely new one with fairly low barrier of entry, would that be somethin
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
Relax. Opinions aren't that big of a deal. This isn't twitter. You don't need to demand a ban against the first bruise to your ego.
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
I'm looking forward for the weird inflective trend of "organic" programs, "humane" dev treatment, and software development taking a long time being seen as a mark of quality rather than stagnation or worry. :) I&#
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
I don't think I'm well informed enough to answer that. I certainly don't think they are identical, though.
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
>the benefit of smart play doesn't seem as significant compared to doping up and pressing hard. For the athlete, or for the team? For professional racing strategy is in the hands of the team members on the sidelines - it's less
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
> I'd rather believe they're doping. Funnily enough, you're correct in your belief, even if by accident and in defiance of your own preconception. Mechanical doping is the topic your speaking about! :) Here's some of
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
I mean this sincerely: Your company should pivot into competing with PayPal. You've identified profound deficiencies in how they operate, know what type of services customers value, and have motive: someone is attacking your business a
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
People do not value the new because the new has no value. Tell me the importance of a x1SjelifbOoo. It's not important because it has no importance. Value, in this way, is formed by way of merit; of doing. That which fails to be valued
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
Depending on the circumstances, one of the reasons why may come down to certain regulations outlined by CIFUS[1] or similar inter-government agencies. I realize you're talking more about individuals , not necessarily who owns a compan
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
I don't think you're old, I just think that you enjoy the activity of programming.
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
I thought Fakespot was an interesting premise for using LLMs in a vaguely legitimate way, but I did get the sensation that by using it, it would eventually come out years later that it was doing something nefarious, similar to Honey. My a
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
I'm not sure if this a new idea, unlikely - but I'll write it out at risk of forgetting later: Code can be terrible, but fun: interesting bugs created and found in novel ideas. Code can be wonderful, but boring: a calculator appli
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
> I also can’t imagine the film masters were trashed, or that the show was composited to video tape. I obviously can't speak for a level of acclaim something like The Simpsons, but more broadly speaking: creating something is fun bu
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
Same. Family member who lived out around Utah and Colorado. She had been racked with pain for something like 15-20 years. She was going to doctors constantly, trying to figure out what was wrong. She was labeled as a "drug seeker"
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
> Initial Disclosure: After extensive research, we believe the evidence justifies a short position in shares of Backblaze (NASDAQ: BLZE). Morpheus Research holds short positions in BLZE, and Morpheus Research may profit from short positi
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
I forget how the phrase goes, but it's something like, "Someone else can do it better than you, but no one will ever care more about what you need than yourself." The point basically being that there are tradeoffs: you ar
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
We had a Dev environment that showed a doge meme on the auth page that had been there for like...7 years or something? "So auth. Much secure. Wow." etc. Every other environment had standard boiler plate corporate logo + whatever p
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
I don't have anything meaningful to add to the discussion, but just wanted to say "Thanks!" to you, and the work that the Beam people have done to try and keep things as secure as they can. It'll never be perfect , but
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
>they did try to hide some of this stuff, by abusing attorney client privilege I don't know a thing about the legal system: if someone gets caught doing that sort of thing, does that incur additional punishments? I mean, if you do s
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by registeredcorn 1y ago
At risk of being a pedant, Pascha would not be the exception to Holy Week but rather after the conclusion of Holy Week. The end of week is sundown on Saturday. After Holy Week has ended on Saturday, The Resurrection (i.e. Pascha), occur
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by registeredcorn 2y ago
For context, I work as a QA tester who (currently) does exclusively manual testing. I'm trying very hard to get into automated testing, or possibly move over to Web Development. At the moment, I've been doing very little. I had
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by registeredcorn 2y ago
I can't speak for every platform but when I was working with frequent photo posts, most in-camera or post-editing metadata was stripped out on instagram and facebook. Some smaller sites like Gab didn't seem to mess with it as much
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by registeredcorn 2y ago
For anyone wanting to read the specific document: https://git-scm.com/docs/SubmittingPatches#describe-changes To be clear, the document does lead with: > Please note that this information is only relevant to you if
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by registeredcorn 2y ago
Funnily enough, I have a very common name and take quite a bit of relief in knowing that were someone to even attempt to look me up, they would see a number of authors, artists, politicians, etc. long before anything of me ever appeared.
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by registeredcorn 2y ago
> I feel we are in a very innocent age and will look wistfully back at the days we trusted our anonymous open source brethren. There seems to be some kind of inflection point of things: * Enough users * Enough time * Enough cost * Enough

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