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by shadowfiend 3y ago
The fact that Garland got no confirmation hearings or consideration at all, as well as the bipartisan nature of the confirmation vote Bork actually received that Garland did not, both seem more than sufficient to make these entirely unrelat
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by shadowfiend 4y ago
This is a person who is linking to an article that literally says the opposite of what they are claiming it says. > The media erroneously reported [a statement from September 2021] as Apple reversing course. Linking to an article from De
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Apple(lmnt.me)
3 points by shadowfiend 4y ago|0 comments
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Apple Dropping Product Design Chief Role, Team to Report to COO Jeff Williams(macrumors.com)
2 points by shadowfiend 4y ago|0 comments
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by shadowfiend 4y ago
Easiest way I can think of is that you can use text substitution (System Settings -> Keyboard -> Text Replacements...) to set a string of characters that should substitute to the superscript characters (you can look it up with the glo
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by shadowfiend 4y ago
> They later reversed the decision long after the election when they could no longer deny they censored the truth. > With just a few weeks to go before the Nov. 3 vote, […] Twitter underlined just how fluid its policies were when it b
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by shadowfiend 4y ago
Tally Ho | Typescript Engineer | Remote (CET to PT, international team) | Full time Seeking a Senior Engineer that has deep experience with Typescript. We are looking for a leader who wants to join a value driven culture in web3. We are a t
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by shadowfiend 4y ago
> none of them involve murdering other humans A brief look at maternal health outcomes, especially in the United States, should suffice to disabuse you of this notion.
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by shadowfiend 4y ago
A non-parent can also raise a child for 1 year and get 1 year of compensation.
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by shadowfiend 4y ago
That is false. You can edit directly in it, at minimum in 3 column view. I know because I do it regularly and have done for years.
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Neutral Swiss adopt EU sanctions against Russia in break with past(reuters.com)
27 points by shadowfiend 5y ago|9 comments
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CFPB orders prison banker to pay $6M for charging inmates ‘unfair’ fees(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by shadowfiend 5y ago|1 comments
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by shadowfiend 5y ago
> The device performs involuntary "CSAM" scans It does not.
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by shadowfiend 5y ago
Which culture is that?
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by shadowfiend 5y ago
A perceptual hash by itself is neither sophisticated nor impressive. Apple could have just applied a client-side perceptual hash and auto-reported you and disabled your device. That is not what they have done, and pretending the solution&#x
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by shadowfiend 5y ago
That is not how this works. Please read up on the functioning of the system before chiming in with such certainty on its behavior. The only thing they will have gained access to are the “derivatives” (presumably lower res versions) of the m
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NVIM v0.5.0(github.com)
3 points by shadowfiend 5y ago|0 comments
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by shadowfiend 5y ago
No. Modern day software strives to do this, but regularly falls short. To craft the abstraction correctly, you need to understand how it is to be used—this is its “whole”. The person writing the internals of the abstraction who does not und
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Sketch: In 2021 and Beyond(sketch.com)
1 points by shadowfiend 5y ago|0 comments
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by shadowfiend 6y ago
It's not clear what you're saying here, other than concluding that the disclaimer in question is racist (despite the fact that people who can't pass as white males, at least in the US, quite frequently report a difficult expe
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by shadowfiend 6y ago
It seems to me that you have precisely missed the point. In particular, you give away your own worries in your frustration that something being described as part of _white culture_ must be implied to be _bad_. Have you investigated the sour
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by shadowfiend 6y ago
You countered the position, but you did not spend time understanding it. As an example, ACH is an FTP based system that largely runs once a day (maybe 2-3x now), fed by various backing mechanics for the bank itself, including the Fed and
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A Look at iMessage in iOS 14(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)
6 points by shadowfiend 6y ago|2 comments
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by shadowfiend 6y ago
Have you signed any contracts at all in your life? The protections and restrictions from that contract are enforced by the same mechanism, via the same social contract.
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by shadowfiend 6y ago
> designing systems where it's not possible for those negative incentives to exist No doubt, but even in simple systems this is considerably more difficult than it sounds. Incentive systems are not easy, and any incentive system is
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by shadowfiend 6y ago
Sorry, you seem to have deviated into an unrelated axe you're grinding. Try again, this time with the axe you were originally grinding, which I'll help with: > [Online signature check] is also a move to protect certain streams
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by shadowfiend 6y ago
I see you asserting this over and over. What I don't see is you providing any real evidence that this is a core part of the decision-making process. Apple isn't particularly incentivized to find a different way that avoids t
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by shadowfiend 6y ago
I did indeed mean loser as the opposite of victor, as mentioned in the sibling response, rather than as an ad hominem. Reputability-wise I focused on the American press in general (Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, NYT, etc). My main th
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by shadowfiend 6y ago
There is no contention over how the ballots were counted. There are allegations which have been repeatedly thrown out or debunked by judges and press across the country, including those friendly to the parties making said allegations. So I’
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by shadowfiend 6y ago
> Apple obviously is not working on that (fair, they have no reason to do so) and the Swift community also has no focus on Linux, since ... they are in the Apple ecosystem. Neither of these things are true, fwiw. Strong Linux support is

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