sh1989

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by sh1989 5y ago
Everything he describes is testing. But it's somewhat cross-purposes talking. When people typically talk about automating the testing, they're talking about taking rote-based manual checks and automating them. Absolutely fine, no
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by sh1989 5y ago
Then perhaps Michael Bolton's rap will convince you otherwise that manual testing is an important and necessary aspect of any serious software development process: https://youtu.be/KePxuKpwqoI
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by sh1989 5y ago
I wrote a proper response to this, then deleted it. Because seriously, you're asking why a clear demonstration of how someone doesn't understand/is ignorant of power dynamics isn't a sign that person shouldn't be an
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by sh1989 6y ago
They were quite literally seconds away from something incredibly more serious happening. Just because they botched the implementation doesn't lessen the intent.
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by sh1989 6y ago
You're describing a very specific form of coup, a military coup. But they did have some kind of force. Enough to storm the capitol. With a noose, zip ties and cries to hang people in the line of succession. While the President agitated
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by sh1989 6y ago
The thing is, this doesn't actually matter. This service wasn't being used to "freely assemble" (as outlined in your source), it was being used as a tool to facilitate insurrection. This clear and present danger was obvi
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by sh1989 6y ago
They built a noose, went in with zipties and were chanting "hang pence". That it was botched doesn't make it any less of a coup. And there was a clear and present threat from the services that have been closed down. But sure,
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by sh1989 6y ago
If anything, this is a classic example of "we're going to build our own platform, with blackjack hookers and insurrection", and seeing how far that gets you. There's a line where continued operation becomes aiding and ab
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by sh1989 6y ago
I have no obligation to listen to what you say, nor do I have an obligation to build you a platform to spread it.
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by sh1989 6y ago
Nobody has an obligation to facilitate your free speech.
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by sh1989 6y ago
Good riddance
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by sh1989 6y ago
You also need to look at the positivity rate, which answers the question are cases going up because of increased testing, or despite of? https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus/country/sweden?countr...
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by sh1989 8y ago
Not really. If you take a look at some of the publications that Vote Leave put out during the 2016 referendum, some of them actually had nothing to do with the campaign! They put out advertisements about seemingly unrelated subjects, purely
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by sh1989 11y ago
Section 189(4)(c) of the Draft Investigatory Powers Bill places "obligations relating to the removal of electronic protection applied by a relevant operator to any communications or data". A relevant operator includes telecommunic
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by sh1989 12y ago
The status bar temporarily appears when hovering over a URL, so at least that's still there.
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by sh1989 12y ago
I struggled for a long time trying to understand how Relative Layouts work. It just didn't gel with me and I found the documentation lacking. One day it clicked, but I very nearly gave up on the whole platform. That said, the quality o
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by sh1989 13y ago
Yes, 'tis a pun :)
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by sh1989 13y ago
For the codebase is dark and full of terrors.
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by sh1989 13y ago
This is my preferred solution for the times I have to unavoidably use Facebook: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.danvelazco...
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by sh1989 13y ago
"Metadata in aggregate is content" - Jacob Appelbaum
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by sh1989 14y ago
I'm working on it! Hoping to submit the pull request in the new year. :)