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by runlevel1 1y ago
Trump repeatedly said the administration would be targeting 'violent criminals and rapists', 'gang members', and 'heinous monsters' first. So, you know, maybe they could try to do what they said they'd do
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by runlevel1 1y ago
Because the governor requested federal assistance.
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by runlevel1 1y ago
Enshitification is often a company-wide culture problem, but the fish does rot from the head. There are a variety of reasons why a company might begin to over-incentivize short-term gain (or high-stakes risk-taking) at the expense of custom
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by runlevel1 1y ago
You're referring to XHTML 2?
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by runlevel1 1y ago
> but he has earned the cred and walks the walk. One of the lessons I wish I'd learned earlier is that indulging bombastic behavior neither benefits them nor you. Strong opinions, weakly held are good. Well-reasoned opinions to the
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by runlevel1 1y ago
"clean on OPSEC" - Pete Hegseth That line simultaneously becomes funnier and more depressing.
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by runlevel1 1y ago
I find the enjoyment is correlated with my ability to maintain forward momentum. If you work at a company where there's a byzantine process to do anything, this pitch might speak to you. Especially if leadership is hungry for AI but ha
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by runlevel1 1y ago
Same data in a Google Sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18IUVU9Q4uN_lxqNd5AsN... Note: I normalized the data a bit and I think I translated some of the abbreviations and reasons for rejection. It also
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by runlevel1 1y ago
It was only to be used for a limited subset of Secret or lower comms. It was hardened and didn't use RIM's servers.
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by runlevel1 1y ago
Are you trying to prove their point?
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by runlevel1 1y ago
The author said their aim was to "be nondestructive to this Apple mouse", and would it truly be an Apple mouse if it didn't have at least one questionable design decision? But, in all seriousness, I'm impressed that they
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by runlevel1 1y ago
> Looks like this finally is the year of the Linux Desktop! If only we'd had the foresight to say "client" instead of "desktop" we could have said we got there with Android. But, alas, in the 90s the mobile devic
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by runlevel1 1y ago
I liked being able to reorder them outside boundaries, but I'd suggest some additional visual cues that might address the same issue: 1. Place an outline around the tile when it's on a word square. 2. Make the quadrant backgrounds
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by runlevel1 2y ago
The bigger controversy was the MacBook Pro launched a few months later: - Ditching MagSafe - Touch Bar (at first without a dedicated escape key) - Butterfly Keyboard - Uncomfortably hot to the touch - Full-sized left and right arrow keys wh
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by runlevel1 2y ago
Purely anecdotal: I worked at an Apple VAR when the TiBook was released, but I honestly can't remember any real controversy. They were a big hit. Quite easy to repair too. I wasn't there for the plastic Intel MacBooks, but the big
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by runlevel1 2y ago
Open source finds a way. Good enough + open (and free) is a very appealing proposition.
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by runlevel1 2y ago
That reminded me of the compiler that used to include a large poem in every binary, just for shits and giggles. You've heard of a magic number, it had a magic sonnet. I thought it was early versions of the Rust compiler, but I can&#x27
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by runlevel1 2y ago
Reminds me of something from a few months ago: Someone on r/HomeNetworking cursed whoever invented the RJ45 connector, and in the comments, Richard Benett, vice-chair of the first IEEE 802.3 task group that wrote a standard around RJ-4
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by runlevel1 2y ago
Yes, but the president is the head of the executive branch, which includes the DoJ. He can simply instruct them not to prosecute. That does leave companies like Oracle, who TikTok uses to host their content, in a weird position where they c
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by runlevel1 2y ago
> The danger of these rules was not just that they created land mines for the unwary In real life, these "land mines" don't usually explode unless people think you're stepping on it intentionally. For instance, every
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by runlevel1 2y ago
Most of those are terms for different things. Not all people who are black are African American. Not all people of color are black.
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The Only Famous Motherboard [video](youtube.com)
2 points by runlevel1 2y ago|0 comments
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by runlevel1 2y ago
Was that the period of time when you got more bang for your buck building a PC with dual-socket Celerons than one high-end Pentium? EDIT: An excellent retrospective on it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UE-k4hYHIDE
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by runlevel1 2y ago
Perhaps not that many people were using `itssh` or replaced the initial profile command with SSH + SSH integration.
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by runlevel1 2y ago
As others have pointed out, that was only setting up the UI. Here's the repo with the rest of the source: https://github.com/rauchg/doom-captcha They also had to modify Doom to skip the menus, add the necessary ca
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by runlevel1 2y ago
That's a low bar. Google's reCAPTCHA sometimes feels like it was created in a lab to be as infuriating to humans as possible. If you're not logged in and are using a shared IP (CG-NAT in my case), you get all sorts of fun beh
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by runlevel1 2y ago
I don't know if the market is big enough to offset the cost of setting up production again.
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by runlevel1 2y ago
That doesn't normalize the URL nor does it handle relative URL joining logic. It also doesn't handle URLs like: `file:///foo.txt`
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by runlevel1 2y ago
Having been years since I last watched a DVD, I'd forgotten how many of them had unskippable trailers and/or ads you had to sit through before it would let you watch the movie you ostensibly owned.
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User Operation Prohibition(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by runlevel1 2y ago|1 comments

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