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rusk
4y ago
What I heard, and I’m sorry I’m too lazy to further substantiate, was that the original revision had a potent smell or something, so that it could be detected by humans with the basic idea being it wasn’t expected to be used on humans by th
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4y ago
And the reason for that is the drug users as criminals narrative has been promoted by a combination of well meaning misinformed people and mere neerdowell grifters. The solution is to promote this alternative narrative, something which is h
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rusk
4y ago
Yeah read up on where the B in cyclon B came from.
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4y ago
The real reason there’s such a public outcry about Fentanyl, I’m willing to bet, is that it’s not American corporations making money off it. Nowhere else in the world that I can see is having a problem with it, and there was nowhere near th
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rusk
4y ago
Well the key word is “Baddies” we need to stop looking at drug addicts as “bad” but merely sick. The actual “baddies” would lose their funding if you cure the junkies. The problem is the system as it is is profitable for other more socially
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rusk
4y ago
Really interesting thanks!
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What Is Agon Light?
(thebyteattic.com)
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4y ago
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rusk
4y ago
The term seems to be quite new, but the concept itself is quite well worn
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rusk
4y ago
It’s difficult to prove intent, but it’s also difficult to implement policy without a paper trail
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rusk
4y ago
“Manage out” sounds suspiciously like “constructive dismissal” to me. Not only unethical but illegal to varying degrees across many jurisdictions. Could get pricey!
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rusk
4y ago
Sounds blissful
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4y ago
Because it reflects the costs involved in keeping an app up to date on an ongoing basis
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rusk
4y ago
I think you’re right. They hobbled it, and made it less useful because they couldn’t trust it. A fairly solid example of why we’ll never attain the singularity: it’s bad for business.
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rusk
4y ago
> unreasonable "safety standards" Are these the same safety standards that cause apple predictive text to refuse to recognise the cuss words I a grown adult use and have to go back and fix over and over again. Ducking stupid if
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4y ago
To me the distinction seems obvious: simulation reproduces the external behaviour of a system i.e from observers pov; emulation reproduces the internal behaviour. Typically the external behaviour emerges from this as a matter of course,
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rusk
4y ago
> childhood VT180 Wonderful HN
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rusk
4y ago
Well the c64 had 16 bit addressing so maybe it was a bit 16 bit too!
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rusk
4y ago
Obviously excluding yourself, I guess that means you spoke with 99 people all of which were scum, which strikes me as being fairly socially active for a fish out of water!
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rusk
4y ago
Love this project
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rusk
4y ago
> send a tab to/from iOS and my Linux desktop This was actually the killer feature for me on chrome about 5 years ago and then Google did what Google did, and killed it.
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rusk
4y ago
I have never once in nearly 10 years had any problem with my emails getting through to anyone from PM
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rusk
4y ago
You always have the option of connecting to PM over tor [0] if you are concerned about this. You can also use any of the VPN services that are available. Get yourself an anonymous mulvad account, and pay with some laundered btc good luck to
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rusk
4y ago
Environmental faecal matter is just another one of those things!
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4y ago
Plain ASCII has everything you need, but nobody uses these features because they’re non-printing chars. On the one hand you want a special format, but on the other you want to edit it like plain text?
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4y ago
Intel’s failing will redefine the industry in many ways. ARM and AMD and other players are taking chunks out of them at the cutting edge. They seem to be redefining themselves as a “couture” fabricator rather than taking leadership on the d
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5y ago
I think it was Ive who prioritised aesthetics over usability, an approach that I feel is inherently disrespectful to the paying users. The MacBooks have returned to form since he left. A post recommending Mac over Lenovo would have been unt
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5y ago
I’m really curious to see how the rock star of cloud computing follows up Netflix …
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5y ago
> everything I saw on Sun systems looked weird, laggy and just super obscure To me this describes what it’s like trying to develop software for Windows vs Unix
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Review: Vizy Linux-Powered AI Camera
(hackaday.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
No that’s what I understood you meant by cost alright, and notwithstanding many regimes being able to pay just that, it’s hardly the case that prohibiting the use of DOH you’re going to be blocking those sites.
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