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rhizome
6y ago
> I just tried it on a few sites and it either doesn't change much/anything or breaks stuff This tells you you're visiting a site who's designer(s) don't want the user to control their browser. Ask them and doll
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6y ago
The US government plainly said that they don't sanction high-level leaders when the Khashoggi Report identified Mohammed bin Salman's culpability in that murder. https://www.cnn.com/2021/03/03/politi
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6y ago
Is the corporate world "what it is" without the actions of these categories of employees? You may have the causation arrow pointing the wrong way, because to me, being more "reflective of reality," it's better worde
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6y ago
By my read, the essay's audience is men who don't know as much about running a business as they think they do. Why wouldn't the successful conversation about switching CEOs in the first case work in the second? Idealistically
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6y ago
It would be pointless for the scanners to ping on copper, ABS, or batteries because every single flyer would have to open their bags and buttholes. It's the C4 and other pyro that they want to know about.
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6y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6158306/
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6y ago
People go to jail for things they didn't do all the time, by the time you see those signs on the wall you better be nervous. Unless you like jail.
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6y ago
> It was a corrupt non democratic government trying to hide it under the carpet Assumes facts not in evidence.
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6y ago
Many many sites have these "it's more easier and also convenient I swear" finder pages that refuse to just give you a map to click on. Wanna see if you can pick something up there next time you're in $city? Better google
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6y ago
It's been almost a few years already, which few were you thinking of?
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6y ago
And with England you call the Queen, not William.
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6y ago
> Their only possible options at that point are to labor in poverty forever (the loan's still not getting paid back), The ideal state of capitalism is $0 labor costs, so: more's the better. Lots of Business majors and MBAs gr
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6y ago
Make a screen+mobo+speakers+... (the top 1/3 of a phone), give it an SD slot, and make it a unit that clicks onto a generic battery. Case makers will fill in the rest.
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6y ago
Sony changed the UI after they bought it, after v5.0.
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6y ago
The number of "simplicity? what's that?" brain-implosions in this thread is kind of hilarious, though at the same time a little concerning.
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6y ago
If it's such a concern, why wouldn't you be sending them encrypted in the first place?
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6y ago
Which is exactly what Kozubik was talking about!
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6y ago
Thing is, audio editors all have pretty much the same feature set, making the UI the differentiator. For instance, I started using Audacity after Sony ruined SoundForge. If I'm going to need a new set of muscle-memories, might as well
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6y ago
Of course this is adjacent to the point of the entire thread, but how many medical companies/ideas have emerged from the mythical garage?
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6y ago
To be sure, this entire thread is about principles, and while the costs may not be prohibitive , the title is "obstructs," not "prevents."
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6y ago
Spend GP's €200 on some time with a consultant who has already read them.
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6y ago
All of that for-sure research got thrown out the window when Apple made a bunch of money off of Jony Ive's guesses.
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For URLs like that the answer is usually either "Java" or "Microsoft."
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So then it sounds like within this, part of what we think of as the prevailing morality can actually be defined as the behavior of companies who have been around for long enough. This is probably why a lot of companies seem to get away with
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6y ago
And at least in my state, if you are booked after your arrest, you now have a "prisoner file number" (PFN), even if they release you immediately. This is what a cop is using when they ask if you've ever been arrested before,
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6y ago
Creeps gonna creep.
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Why wouldn't they be able to look themselves in the mirror?
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6y ago
It's like my brother says when there's a food or candy that doesn't taste the same as when we were kids: "they took the cancer out of it." Items that are no longer on the market had to remove so much cancer from the
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6y ago
"At scale" is a euphemism for an ideology whose goal is world domination, there's no reason for a desire for it to be protected. Anti-abuse systems being in place is more important than preventing constraints on growth. I mea
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6y ago
I look at these things and the Model 100 is just about the minimum size I would use. First, it has to be designed around a real (non-tenkey) keyboard, with a 25- 40- whatever-line screen chosen for size. That is the minimum footprint. Then
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