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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
This has been common knowledge and is trivially obvious. Chemo includes carcinogenic chemicals. If you're at a point where chemo is the right treatment, you are out of safer options.
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
I haven't seen this. What browser?
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
The article said the responsibilities had been transferred to a DoD entity and tried to imply that having the DoD involved in White House operations is somehow bad. Yea that's a re-org. That's how you fire someone in government be
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
I don't think it's a complete story either way. It's just some bureaucrats complaining that they've been made redundant and from there we are lead by the author to conclude that the White House has inadequate IT security
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
Yea RICH people will do that. Everyone else will be living in third world conditions, and that's apparently okay.
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
Or maybe people will move to states that aren't so badly managed that critical infrastructure is unavailable as a matter of course.
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
No, but people are free to protest their lousy behavior.
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
Can you give some examples with specifics on how their changes are causing problems? I only recently became aware of the SameSite setting and was considering using it on my apps, but might hold off
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
Did you file an issue?
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
It won't hurt, but the article pointed out the main performance fail was coming from all the increased strain that retina displays were causing on memory and cache. Since retina displays have 4x as many pixels, Firefox was doing 4x as
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7y ago
> In the EU all bank accounts are now required to have an API. This has massively reduced the power of incumbent banks, allowing for rapid innovation in the banking and payments sector. The same would and could happen if platform such as
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
And explosions. The drones are pretty but unless they explode they're no substitute for fireworks.
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
Kind of like how the existence of terrorists and pedophiles justifies putting backdoors in all encryption. It ends at a place where all your rights get eroded away, and doesn't even end up protecting anyone anyway.
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
Facebook's Community Standards are the antithesis of free expression.
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
True, you'd need a pretty good water cooler to run at max all the time. I would gladly trade electricity for performance though. A lot of the stage gates in my compilation are single threaded, so a highly-threaded chip that consistentl
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
I'm curious about the 280 watt TDP, especially for the 16 core part. The 16 core Threadripper 2 had a 180 watt TDP, so what are they doing with the extra hundred watts on a smaller process? Could these chips be running at much higher f
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
I asked for an example and you're still arguing hypotheticals. And the PRC would not host its code on Gitlab, that's not even a realistic comparison. So far the only pattern I see is people making up hypothetical situations and us
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
I'm not sure why you're getting downvoted but no comments addressing the points you raised. Can anyone provide an example of Nazi code being hosted on Gitlab? It might be nice to justify what otherwise looks like an absurd compari
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7y ago
Did you recently get laid off from the TSA? The only purpose your "threat level" categorization of social issues serves is to marginalize viewpoints you disagree with under the brush stroke of "progress at any cost." The
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7y ago
finally the city is doing something about those whizz-kid whippersnappers and their goofy gizmos. i'm tired of shaking my cane at these freaks when they blast by me on an electric ouija board or whatever new-fangled gadget is in mode t
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
Google has already expressed their intention to stop supporting ad blocking extensions with Version 3 of their add-on manifest. So the writing has been on the wall for awhile, they're just turning the screws now.
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7y ago
I've been using Firefox for several years. Switched from Chrome after Quantum released. I've had the opposite experience. I have not had many issues and the performance is great. One thing Firefox recently did was overhaul their G
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
Did you forget to accept the new iCloud ToS?
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
you can't. once it finishes downloading and reboots into the update screen you can't go back. Catalina seems to at least have broken the ability to create symlinks in the root folder. So no more `cd /htdocs` on my laptop.
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
Yeah it's buried way down the article that all the clips are user submitted. I don't like these cloud surveillance devices, but I like even less being lied to by the media.
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
This is insane. It's the engineering equivalent of smashing one of your hands with a hammer and then being surprised it hurts. Well no shit. At that level, at the very least, it would make sense to run some amount of physical infrastru
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
This brings up really good points. One of the best practices going forward is to minimize storage (and logging) of any personally identifiable information. Under GDPR, IP addresses can be considered PII, so it makes sense to set up an anony
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
I would encourage you to release this under a free software license like GPL. People are increasingly skeptical of "platforms" and proprietary licensing.
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rubbingalcohol
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Yeah it was a bit too smug. Having a bit of humility is never a bad thing. It's a good skill to learn, and experiences like this can help.
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rubbingalcohol
7y ago
The point of contention here is whether the publisher should be liable in any lawsuit for non-defamatory speech. You are deliberately avoiding that point.
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