socalgal2

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   by socalgal2 11mo ago

   And it's just as possible (and actually TRUE) that your interpretation of their words is a mis-representation their POV.
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   by socalgal2 11mo ago

   > The Republicans are led by white supremacists and they hate me for being transgender This is utterly false. At best you can claim you’ve heard of a few homophobic racists who happen to be republican . I’ve met just as many who happen t
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   by socalgal2 11mo ago

   IIUC, an untrusted inline SVG is bad. An image tag pointing to an SVG is not. <img src="untrusted.svg"> <!-- this is ok --> <svg from untrusted src> <!-- this is not ok --> I feel like this is
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   by socalgal2 11mo ago

   That particular tweet only says that he preferred Trump to Kamala which IMO is a reasonable opinion. It does not say that he likes Trump. Given the choice between a douche and a turd sandwich you pick one. Maybe post some other tweet?
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   by socalgal2 11mo ago

   I enjoyed the Witness to a degree. * spoiler * I did not notice the environmental puzzles, even after the obvious one at the top of the mountain looking down. I didn't get that that wasn't a one off. Someone had to point them out.
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   by socalgal2 11mo ago

   I hate this kind of headline. No, Jonathan Blow did not spend the past decade designing 1,400 puzzles. A team of developers made 1,400 puzzles and Blow directed them. This headline is like writing "Walt Disney hand drew 60,000 frames o
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   by socalgal2 11mo ago

   It’s not a false dichotomy imo. If the creator of Blue Prince had concentrated on code quality it’s likely they’d never have shipped. The same would be true for the creator of Undertale.
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   by socalgal2 11mo ago

   That is not the issue. The issue is supply. People keep blocking construction of new housing and so prices go up and therefore it becomes an investments. increase the supply and it would no longer be an investment and you could not charge h
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   by socalgal2 11mo ago

   How does limiting rent increases help the issue? all that does is reduce the incentive to build more housing. It’s also a bandaid fix that sounds good today but in the end makes things worse.
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    that's a really good point .. but, I think 99% of docker users believe it is a a sandbox and treat it as such.
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    I close any website covered in ads. Problem solved
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    This seems relevant https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcolM6W5Odc TL;DW you have to use the words
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    Have you eaten everyday food (not gourmet) in Copenhagen?
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    I keep wishing “privacy” company, Apple, would release a VPN such that no business would be able to block it as they’d lose too many customers
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    The `echo` part seemed interesting but it made me think, debuggers need this as a built in feature. If I have array .slice(0, 10) .filter(s => s[0].toLowerCase() < 'm') // a<->l .map(s
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    There's a corelation between how nice people are in general and how well laws are enforced. More consistent enforcement means people trust that other's are not getting away with stuff and so they can settle into assuming the best
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    Google isn't the one doing anything wrong. The people posting false listing are the ones doing something wrong.
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    Not the same, but I've seen hugging brigades in many large cities all over the world. People holding up signs, "Free Hugs". I always exchange hugs
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    Just curious, if you were Google, how would you fix this? And take the question seriously, because it's harder than it sounds. They are certainly trying. It's not good for them to have fake listings. https://podcast.rai
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    Sony and Nintendo only sell games. They don't gate access to banks, investments, health insurance, auto insurance, news, movies, social media, car control apps, appliance apps, grocery stores, e-commerce, etc... That's not to say
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    The answer is obvious, every engineer should leave the UK as a protest. Yea, I know that's never going to happen. Still, I can dream
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    lisp to me is (1) the language itself is a lists of lists (2) defmacro lets you manipulate those lists of list at compile time. JS doesn't this do either of these at all AFAICT and so is absolutely nothing like lisp. Most lisp programs
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    I was hoping to spin it as an environmental concern. You change something "for reasons". If you're doing this in a popular tool/library you probably just burnt down a small forest of trees worth of energy from all of the
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    what do you mean by this specifically? iOS (and I'm guessing Android) both have dictionaries. I can select a word I've entered and look it up in nearly any text area.
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    It's abandoned and buggy. I'm surprised google hasn't just removed it from the store. I suspect as soon as it actually requires an update because of a change in the OS it will disappear. Yes, I loved it, but it crashed in too
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    I detest Apple's, and Google's, and Amazon's, and nearly every tech company's feedback system. Apple's is by far the worst. All feedback is private. There is no way to show or advertise support for feature. Like I w
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    Compared to what? AFAICT, all other systems alienate more, not less.
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    Blow hasn't shipped anything in 10 years. I think Casey as well
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    Lots of software is crafted to make me feel rage
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    by socalgal2 11mo ago

    That is an extremely poor title. Reading it I'd expect the average person to be like "yea, it's about time" and skip the article.