ringbugger

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by ringbugger 8y ago
I have been to burger king a little too often lately and I would be totally fine with a 0.75g planet now. The "life corridor" is certainly very narrow. But I am sure there are at least some places. Maybe we find a world near a sma
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by ringbugger 8y ago
I think marketing departments would quickly notice that most crawlers won't execute all the fancy Blinkenlights. I would assume that it will take a while for tooling in any other language to get to a javascript level. I think WASM will
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by ringbugger 8y ago
Wait... that Georgia has a coast too? I though they were surrounded by Russia. Just took a look at a map. Everything I thought I knew was wrong.
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by ringbugger 8y ago
Reducing equality to equality of opportunity is already a huge concession in favor of freedom. > equality of opportunity is freedom Until you get restricted, because you posses an opportunity others are lacking and in consequence, it get
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by ringbugger 8y ago
Libertarianism seems to lack some of the contradictions that liberlism seems to suffer from (freedom and equality will at some point exclude themselves) Still, since Liberalism tries to find a balance in its inherent values, Libertarianism
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by ringbugger 8y ago
So liberals are basically libertarians. But smart.
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by ringbugger 8y ago
> But they aren’t really debts intended to be paid back They are intended to be equalized at some point.
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by ringbugger 8y ago
We use keys like the one pictured at our company. Handy for key stores of any kind and for U2F. That said, the dongles are an abomination of engineering. I know that USB-jacks have a defined top. That is to no interest to vendors as it seem
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by ringbugger 8y ago
That was a shitty argument. It already failed to establish what is commonly refered to by "negative" in this context. You could criticise the term, that it is too general to hint at a wrongly infered statement in a special case. B
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by ringbugger 8y ago
Unfortunately this is very true. For medical devices, you need to mostly use certified parts. Need a touchscreen? It needs to withstand very strong disinfectants and maybe you have hard requirements for leakage currents. There are 3 possibl
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by ringbugger 8y ago
Seriously. And all the emotional security arguments that cannot be verified by hard evidence. The probability of being a victim of terror against getting in a traffic accident? No, please don't start warterboarding all bus-drivers...
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by ringbugger 8y ago
> I know truly acts as though this is true. Because how true could that be by defintion? I do believe in objective truth, even if not realistically achievable and perhaps not philosophical mainstream. But if it is also simpler and more i
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by ringbugger 8y ago
> I have google as default search engine and it shows me google in context menu, I don't have any mentions of bing. Must be new then. That behaviour is definitely different at least on the semi-annual channel. That is the default fo
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by ringbugger 8y ago
It still has problems to scale images in a reasonable quality. A problem IE always had. It also forces Bing down your throat if you select text and open the context menu. It sometimes closes without any error message (to be fair, some crack
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by ringbugger 8y ago
Take a look at recent technologies they tried to push. UWP for example. I don't see any change in direction here, to be honest. They try to lock-in developers on every step. Many devs are looking elsewhere, so they paint themselves as
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by ringbugger 8y ago
Would be great to give the user an option to send statistics or something like that to do just that. I really like VSC. But things like this really question all the positive experience. I doubt product management is going to help here. Will
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by ringbugger 8y ago
I love this. Taking a politically charged topic and trying to prove something irrefutably false while trying to make a completely different point. Yes, of course that is misinformation. Let's try it more neutral. Water is an aggregate
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by ringbugger 8y ago
That might be true. I should have added that protection rates are rising. Even with legislation, you wouldn't achieve a 100% protection rate. You can also verify the insignificance of this discussion if you look at the victims of mease
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by ringbugger 8y ago
If that infurates you, it is a sign to be a necessity. There is a reason why social networks do not want to certify information to be true or not. And it is certainly not because of some "twisted side-stepping". Evidence can chang