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by renata 3y ago
You could maybe even get away with the 100 calls/minute free tier if you were doing it that way. The problem is that the user can't vote, submit, comment, or check anything personalized then, which really limits the value of the
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by renata 3y ago
They bought Alien Blue a while ago and turned it into the current terrible app that apparently can't make money, but I guess they could try again.
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by renata 3y ago
Mullvad accepts VPN payments in Monero.
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by renata 4y ago
It's actually not too bad even with SSH. I set up host aliases ( https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/kinetic/en/man5/ssh_con... ) that use different keys so I can just do "git clone work:realna
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by renata 4y ago
I mean, it was also released on April Fools' Day.
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by renata 4y ago
Self-enforced, the same way the media no longer glorifies teen suicide because of the risk of suicide contagion: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copycat_suicide#Journalism_cod... .
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by renata 5y ago
One would think if it's such an obvious failure it wouldn't need to be banned: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Griggs_v._Duke_Power_Co .
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by renata 5y ago
You can say "fuck" on TV all you want, you just can't do it on public airwaves that you're licensing from all of us. The vast majority of TV content is over cable or satellite and has no restrictions including straight-
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by renata 5y ago
Also pretty much every usage of -f would be better off being --force-with-lease so you're less likely to accidentally clobber someone else's work. I have git fpush aliased to "push --force-with-lease" and try to spread
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by renata 5y ago
Also my password manager of choice. There's an Android app as well: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jefftharri... .
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by renata 5y ago
Isn't Microsoft's backward-compatibility widely considered a reason for their overwhelming share of the PC market? You get more developers and more useful programs when people don't have to rewrite them for the new hotness e
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by renata 5y ago
The only effort I've seen, after rooting all my phones for eight years, is the recent move to locking things like Google Pay behind an unrooted phone.
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by renata 5y ago
Yes, they can confirm that you have a Signal account. They actually publish their subpoena responses so you can see exactly what information they have: https://signal.org/bigbrother/central-california-grand-jury/
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by renata 5y ago
Does Linux want to be as popular as Windows or as popular as Mac? Nobody has to check whether their hardware is designed for Windows.
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by renata 5y ago
Android and Windows at least do support some kind of standard of marking WiFi as a hotspot or rate-limited, but I don't know how that works.
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by renata 6y ago
You are not allowed to be in an NLRB-recognized union if you are any kind of manager or supervisor (I believe the exact legal definition is having hiring and hiring power).
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by renata 6y ago
And you could even sign the announcement with one of Satoshi's wallet keys.
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by renata 6y ago
Some of us aren't young enough for that :)
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by renata 6y ago
> And it's also very fair, because search engines are, functionally and fundamentally, content scrapers. Everything they have and everything they offer is done by consuming the work of others. I guarantee that if you make Google pay
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by renata 6y ago
Alexander Tytler, although apparently it may be misattributed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Fraser_Tytler,_Lord_... .
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by renata 6y ago
Why wouldn't you just sell the liquor like normal? Extra profit on top of your ill-gotten gains.
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by renata 6y ago
You can just scan the QR code on multiple devices during setup. I have an old junker phone that I use just for this and being a universal remote that never leaves my end-table.
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by renata 6y ago
I'm using Google Authenticator. It looks like they also support U2F now: https://www.namecheap.com/security/2fa-two-factor-authentica... .
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by renata 6y ago
Personally I trust Bill Gates to do more good with his money than the US Government. Eradicating polio in other countries seems very much preferable to bombing them into democracy.
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by renata 6y ago
In that case, it sounds like the letter needs to be fixed. It's not fair to expect people to follow an ephemeral ideal of what the rules are rather than what they're told the rules actually are.
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by renata 9y ago
The last question with the job is basically textbook promissory estoppel: http://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/promissory_estoppel.asp .
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by renata 11y ago
As of the ACA, taxes can also be on things you don't buy, expanding that to things you don't do seems like a small step.
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by renata 11y ago
This search turns up some quite a few results, including some OpenJDK code: https://searchcode.com/?q=if%28version%2Cstartswith%28%22win... .
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by renata 11y ago
One of my coworkers used to work in food service and showed me the glory of good mats. I have a treadmill desk and walk most of the day, but when I'm standing, having a good floor mat makes it much easier.
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by renata 11y ago
So not at all in the case of this repo?

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