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by rrix2 7y ago
> but is it that big of a tragedy if Google loses? considering the fallout would extend far past Google, yes.
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by rrix2 7y ago
That sounds like a normal Tuesday evening free-energy nut dropping in :)
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by rrix2 7y ago
most folks aren't in peoples' posting history trying to prove a point
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by rrix2 7y ago
Just grabbed one, thanks much
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by rrix2 7y ago
Good old google https://twitter.com/johnath/status/1116871237240852480
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by rrix2 7y ago
I played with this thing for like a half hour at Vintage Computer Festival a few months back, it's a very cool thing. The computer packed fully in to a case built around a VGA display and usb ortholinear keyboard, and in to a shoulder
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by rrix2 7y ago
thanks
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by rrix2 7y ago
Are you advocating that every one take on the operational burden of running an email server after everyone takes on the mental burden of learning how to set up and configure a mail server and all the fiddly DNS bits theirselves?
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by rrix2 7y ago
How does it fare W.R.T. Carpenter? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carpenter_v._United_States
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by rrix2 7y ago
Please don't call people or their statements stupid. It's not "stupid". Caring that your data is not being used to make opaque decisions in other products that you have no visibility or control over is something that peo
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by rrix2 7y ago
MST is Mountain Standard Time is UTC-7. California wants to change their clocks such that their time is PDT, which is Pacific Daylight Time which is UTC-7. Rather than have different colors for daylight times versus standard times, they&#x2
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by rrix2 7y ago
I can migrate my code, but not all my consumers which use "github.com/my/package" as the import qualifiers all over the place.
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by rrix2 7y ago
Are you writing LFE in your professional capacity? I've always been curious if LFE was more than a sort of toy language, it's hard to tell from outside the community. I've been becoming more and more enticed to learn Elixir (
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by rrix2 7y ago
> What is different — generally — between the way Amazon determines prices, in your example, and the way Google determines the best search results? The fact that the US only cares about how action like this effects the price an end-consu
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by rrix2 7y ago
One requires a text entry interface and one requires a battery and a quartz crystal
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by rrix2 7y ago
30 years ago we could say the purpose is simply to "exist in the public space of my community", but the demand for constantly increasing revenue from any and all space has effectively destroyed that.
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by rrix2 8y ago
It's amazing how different my phone feels since I've set up Wireguard to a server I have set up a few milliseconds away from me and put a pihole at the end of it, too. Blocking the (web) trackers at their source, coupled with less
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by rrix2 8y ago
Sounds like a pretty useless classification system for the current situation, honestly
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by rrix2 8y ago
so the state of the web is fine as long as you don't have accessibility needs? neato.
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by rrix2 8y ago
> Now it's basically the new USB standard. Not even basically. It is USB 4: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB#USB4
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by rrix2 8y ago
Nothing about the existence of a no-fee licensing arrangement disincludes the existence of a fee-based licensing arrangement which already exist, as well, no?
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by rrix2 8y ago
I want to believe that LastLass uses client side JS to decrypt based on your login credentials, not a plain text database.
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by rrix2 8y ago
Present legislation for public surveillance accountability (or vote for people who will) like Seattle did https://www.seattle.gov/tech/initiatives/privacy/surveillanc...
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by rrix2 8y ago
> Perhaps Cloudflare could figure out how to block competitor Tor less (even if there's abuse coming in through Tor)? That might be difficult, but an excellent show of good faith. they are: https://blog.cloudflare.com&#x2
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by rrix2 8y ago
I find myself having to swap off Twitter's algorithmic feed once or twice a day on mobile.
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by rrix2 8y ago
What happened? A decade of time and shifting of society's values and their view of the value of communications.
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by rrix2 8y ago
"text email is not supported, please click https://amp.blabla.com/$TRACKING_URL to read this message" is already a thing I see in text/plain from commercial email all the time.
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by rrix2 8y ago
I love to have to build work arounds for user-abusive implementations of non-standards to have basic trust in messages i receive...
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by rrix2 8y ago
The link to the app wasn't submitted by the developer.
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by rrix2 8y ago
Being able to walk in to a room and dial a room at a different site and then have individuals connecting for screen share has been such a quality of life improvement.

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