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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
For me it's less about trust and more about practicality. If you are coordinating live in person while collaborating that is a bit different than trying to edit a doc multiple people are in, all remotely. When I had said it's not
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
Ever try editing like, a Google Doc, while multiple people are in it? It's not fun. I can't imagine how that would go when people could be changing functions I'm referencing, etc. Isn't this was version control is for?
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
All of your responses are clearly AI generated. That is not looked upon too kindly here. Why should we spend our limited attention on something you clearly are not paying attention to?
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
Thank you!!
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
This looks cool, where can I find the source?
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
Is there a law against that?
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
No one said there won't be work to be done, just that fewer people will be doing it.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
I have but at least for the technical domains I have overseen, policy was not dictated by legal by cocreated based on my input, except in cases where we were bound by law specifically (eg reporting timelines to gov agencies). HR is a bit di
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
> I think "losslessly even" is the wrong way to think about it. Lossless compression often requires less understanding than high quality lossy compression. If you can do a lossy compression that correctly decides what details a
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
I didn't think that at all. There weren't even any lightning artifacts or glare or anything.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
Haven't we seen from history that handing down policy from your ivory tower is a disservice to all involved? Or do we think out of touch politicians accurately represent the interests if their constituents? Another example you might be
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
Looking at the metadata it says it is a Gnome screenshot. What a pointless and incorrect non-sequitor. exiftool -a -u -g1 ~/Downloads/screenshot.png ---- ExifTool ---- ExifTool Version Number : 13.55 ---- System
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
That is indeed what I had in mind when writing my comment!
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
When in enemy territory, the military looks at civilian populations as potential enemy combatants. Police are not supposed to view everyone this way as they are in their communities and not enemy territory.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
> "Do you really want every speeding pull-over to become a wild-west situation? Maybe your kids are in the car!" Why would every speeding pull-over become a wild-west situation? If possessing a gun is a right, then mere possess
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
> Police in the US are trained to respond to the hilt by default, and then lower their heavy-handed response later if they warrant it. Citation needed.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
If you do a B2B call to someone's personal device, you should be arrested, straight to jail.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
But requestb.in is not api.github.com so the proxy wouldn't replace anything.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
They will require you to use device attestation to access government sites/services next.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
Bufo Alvarius is the toad and the first two words of the article title when you visit the wiki page.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
Because they can just look at pictures of you naked now. Much better!
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
25 years later and we still have a ton of other restrictions.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
It started with showing ID at airports and now we have to take off our shoes. Slippery slope is the actual modus operandi of government.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
This seems to have more information. https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/1rshc1f/i_traced_2_b...
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
Think of it like a foot in the door.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
It only replaces the token in the HTTP header that is sent to the server. Whatever you wrote in your files isn't touched by the proxy.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
How would that work? You don't control github.com servers so your repo would never see the secret. edit: You may want to look into tokenizing proxies as the general application of this concept.
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
You think this is the only hacker chat group on the planet?
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
How is this non-sequitor the top comment?
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by skinfaxi 2mo ago
How would that work, exactly? What are you envisioning?

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