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by rusk 5y ago
GOTO 10
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by rusk 5y ago
Is JRE "art"? I'll retract if you can show that it is, but it seems to be framed more as a sort of factual news media.
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by rusk 5y ago
> removing from their platform whoever Neil Young tells them to they aren't though, and Neil isn't saying they should because he says so , but out of a sense of moral decency, and he simply doesn't want to be associated w
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by rusk 5y ago
Is there some particular cultural reason why MS have been so bad at the whole walled Garden thing? I’m thinking back as far as MSN
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by rusk 5y ago
> NEWS from California / Hollywood Reports are also coming in from certain parts of Central Europe …
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by rusk 5y ago
I’ve heard that thanks to patents and stuff they already makes loads of money out of mobile as it is!
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by rusk 5y ago
I read somewhere a while ago that LE are working on what’s called “intermediate CA” [0] which would solve the problem. Apparently from a regulatory standpoint there are some questions around abuse that need to be answered before they can go
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by rusk 5y ago
> we'll be forced to reinvent ASN.1 I think this already happened with Google Protocol Buffers
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by rusk 5y ago
Well, I guess it’s up to you how you want to delineate the appropriateness of the terminology, but a less mathematical application is still appropriate.
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by rusk 5y ago
An exact comparison was made between the use of the terms master race in nazi ideology and the naming of a modern technology movement.
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by rusk 5y ago
> as an online discussion grows longer (regardless of topic or scope), the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Adolf Hitler approaches 1 GP compares gamers to right wing ideologues. QED
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by rusk 5y ago
Godwins
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by rusk 5y ago
Clearly it counts downloads. If you downloaded, deleted, and reinstalled it would count that too.
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by rusk 5y ago
Influential and structurally resilient are not the same thing.
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by rusk 5y ago
All for nothing if you haven’t got the games, and PS2 was selling games for 10 years.
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by rusk 5y ago
Best selling game console of all time I think. No shame losing to the best.
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by rusk 5y ago
> it is entirely irrelevant how long companies have been doing this I always thought this. I was recently introduced to the concept of “practice prevails” whereby if you’ve been routinely flouting a rule, and that rule has never been en
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by rusk 5y ago
We’re not talking about thermal noise here. Each and every signal has a determinate source. You need to go through each and every one, but doing this effectively often involves paying lots of money to “some nerds” (rather than your own in h
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by rusk 5y ago
> It is not the purpose of this blog post to outline all of the evidence against the swordsman theory. Oh. Okay then … that’s a pity. Kind of pointless advancing a contrarian position unless you’re going to back it up … > That data wi
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by rusk 5y ago
I was thinking more along the lines of eclipse or IntelliJ … yes of course vi/m can do it and that would be my go to for quick edits on the console, the kind of thing that typically lends itself to large files funnily enough. Now that
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by rusk 5y ago
I have experienced the same things but even so I would classify it as fairly rock solid overall. Under certain circumstances a rock can split. I see far more fragile, and unpredictable behaviour in other environments. It must be said that l
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by rusk 5y ago
Not sure about “Easy” but you want to be an intermediate CA signed off by another CA already recognise by common browsers. LE don’t provide that apprenty but it does seem to be available for a price … [0] https://community.letsen
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by rusk 5y ago
I initially read “restrict” as “prohibit” and felt my blood rise. No harm I suppose so long as I can still do it in certain specific circumstances.
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by rusk 5y ago
It is industry wide, but I don’t think this gets Apple off the hook. They sell a premium product so it’s not unreasonable to expect something a little better.
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by rusk 5y ago
That’s all the untreated pop they’re flushing into the waterways [0] https://www.google.com/amp/s/news.sky.com/story/amp/beyond-a...
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by rusk 5y ago
> I have not read Voltaire. But if one believes that freedom of speech is valuable I find it very hard to believe you're not familiar with the famous Voltaire quote about free speech. > it is valuable because it leads to the disc
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by rusk 5y ago
That’s just snobbery.
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by rusk 5y ago
My point Kragen was kind of the inverse of that. Not so much that the argument for censorship was strengthened but moreso what the human condition did with those provileges.
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by rusk 5y ago
Epithets? What epithets? We’re having a fairly civilised discussion here. I’m about his age, and believed many of the things that he believed and I’ve seen my attitudes soften somewhat over the last few years. If anything, it is you tryin
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by rusk 5y ago
This is an argument against centralisation, not against the bounds of free speech.

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