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by slackfan 4y ago
Watching this get memoryholed in realtime is fucking amazing.
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by slackfan 4y ago
Most plans cost about ~50-60 dollars/month. A good entry level phone runs about 80-120 dollars. No reason to not be able to save up. If you can't afford to save up 20 bucks a month to eventually buy a cheap phone, maybe having a
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by slackfan 4y ago
Might as well just use a horse and buggy at that point.
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by slackfan 4y ago
Ah good, so we can stop shifting timelines every few weeks.
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by slackfan 4y ago
So... a taxi, or a route taxi like they have in Russia with extra steps.
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by slackfan 4y ago
Trusting bureaucracy to handle anything except its own preservation?
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by slackfan 4y ago
Considering that HTTPS completely and utterly fails to solve its stated purpose of cryptographic verification of content, it's basically security theater, the last vestiges of which have been completely broken by LetsEncrypt. But I&#x2
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by slackfan 4y ago
The Federal Government purges data that was non-encrypted after a number of years. The Federal Government retains a copy of all https-encrypted communications indefinitely on the understanding that the encryption may be broken at some point
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by slackfan 4y ago
To quote the late Steve Jobs: "Government is the biggest monopoly of them all". Considering most data collection firms will happily sell to the feds, it's really not that much of a difference in the end.
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by slackfan 4y ago
1. Hell yes I would. (Still waiting for my downloadble car.) 2. There is an easy way to pirate backends, you just do some network capture and figure out what the SYN ACK messages between your client and API are. 3. There's plenty of in
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by slackfan 4y ago
I remember these exact articles being written about web2.0, and look where we are now. Mind you, web2.0 was exactly as destructive and pointless as web3 is looking to be.
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by slackfan 4y ago
For junior engineers it's really easy to fall into the trap of trying to solve everything themselves instead of asking for help when they are remote. I say this as somebody who has spent the last five years working remote team-based gi
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by slackfan 4y ago
And they will vote until they vote correctly.
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by slackfan 4y ago
Why would I trust a service promoting finding "good" .com domains that uses .rs as its domain? Were they unable to find one for themselves?
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by slackfan 4y ago
I'll believe it when I see it.
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by slackfan 4y ago
nah, no caveat. dude was right.
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by slackfan 4y ago
Drop the diploma req, and sure, that's a good idea.
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by slackfan 4y ago
Time to get minin'.
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by slackfan 4y ago
I realize some folks have a fairly negative view, hell I still have it, but Oracle OCI has been surprisingly sane. When you break out of the mindset that "this should work this way because that's how AWS does it", it's a
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by slackfan 5y ago
In start contrast to the general law of headlines - the answer is yes. On a cosmic scale. Ain't entropy grand?
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by slackfan 5y ago
26m is pocket change to uber, not a spanking.
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by slackfan 5y ago
We've been there since the late 90s.
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by slackfan 5y ago
The huge thing that's causing this is the fact that they just nuked all Russian subscribers. They had been heavily expanding into that market and competing pretty well, but now, well. Yeah.
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by slackfan 5y ago
Because there is a small subculture of folks digging trenches and tunnels for kicks.
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by slackfan 5y ago
It's 1.29 now.
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by slackfan 5y ago
I still rather enjoy videogames in my advanced age, and yet here I find that your list is the equivalent of white toast.
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by slackfan 5y ago
>I am no stranger to video games, consoles, gacha, and playing for the majority of waking hours in a day Person who burned out their dopamine receptors is surprised to suddenly become aware of the fact.
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by slackfan 5y ago
You're looking for a seasonal EvE online. Except in EvE online your units are drunk and don't know how to fight.
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by slackfan 5y ago
An article on bad faith communication, hilariously, displaying some bad faith communication traits. Its almost like communication is a complex subject and boiling it down to a binary good/bad state is an utterly reductionist way of thi
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by slackfan 5y ago
When my kids are old enough to make their own money, and can buy their own cellphone and run upkeep on their plan, they can. In the meantime, they're getting a late 90s/early 2000s computer for them to learn how to computer on. Th

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