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socceroos
7y ago
Dumb question: why do these ejected photons mirror the incoming photon's trajectory if they're a new particle?
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socceroos
7y ago
That's only business logic, you still have to entirely reimplement the UI layer for each platform. Cross platform business logic isn't the killer feature that cross platform Devs are looking for.
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socceroos
7y ago
I would guess that people are perceiving the news to be a part of a wider mud-slinging match between two super powers and would rather argue about who gets to cast the first stone.
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7y ago
Not a great comment, in my opinion. He does nothing to address the artificial neutering of the community edition, especially when compared to all the open source products that Mattermost uses - as the blog post author's response sets o
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socceroos
7y ago
Except in this analogy the two birds in the bush give you a continuous stream of their eggs.
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7y ago
Ah, I knew anime would be useful someday
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7y ago
I think Signal is better for group chats and is a potential replacement. Briar is better suited, in my opinion, for talking about things that governments have decided shouldn't be talked about.
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7y ago
You're right; right on multiple levels...heh Language is used to convey meaning. The difference between my wife and Google is that Google tries to interpret language in the lowest common denominator which leaves all people who try to u
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7y ago
I guess that by shifting much of the processing to the endpoint camera they can save on processing exabytes of video data in a massive datacenter. It is worth noting that this is only the next step forwards from where many Western countries
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7y ago
I agree in the sense that I wouldn't have made the association myself either - I also think that the quote was almost definitely just humour. I'm just explaining what I thought the connection they'd made was.
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I think they're trying to loosely relate the implied socially unacceptable ways of relieving stress with this persons employment at a Bezos company, companies which have been in the news because of bad working conditions for employees.
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7y ago
"Talking head follows script"
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7y ago
Come live in Tasmania. We double-tick the top 4 on that list imho
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7y ago
These switches interact with software or programmable, connected components. They don't physically disconnect the hardware in a way that only the switch itself can reverse.
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I far prefer redux-sagas personally. I find the generator/yield style to really reduce the mental overhead of a saga's flow as compared to a thunk.
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7y ago
Perhaps the discretionary thing to do in the case where the perpetrator is relatively whitehat is to mention to IT that "it appears common knowledge that all admin passwords are compromised" without exposing their identity.
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7y ago
A good article. Perhaps ironically, I would summarize the pivotal point of the article as, "be sure your lies will find you out". You could rephrase it as "deceitfulness will come back to bite you". This applies even if
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7y ago
Export your 2FA from Aegis and import into new phone. That's the main reason I switched.
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Australian here. Catching a snake here has you limping home as fast as possible to get to the hospital before rigor mortis sets in.
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Exactly this. I don't see any other solution that offers remotely near the same privacy that Briar does.
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7y ago
How do you think Apple are allowed to exist in China? Who gave you the impression that they're the exception to the rule for independence from the government's "oversight"?
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7y ago
I'd prefer to describe it as slashing a dead horse's rotten corpse with a katana. As the bloat and flesh of the ecosystem has disintegrated we're able to observe the framework more clearly - the bone structure of the horse, i
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7y ago
Viability? That's a moral slippery slope if I ever saw one.
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In Australia they play classical music through the sound system at train stations which has seen success in dissuading teens from congregating there.
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7y ago
I think Web Components are an interesting mix where you are creating html tags using JS/HTML/CSS and they are natively interpreted by the browser.
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I've written a Pratt (TDOP) parser in Go and I thought it was a great experience. Only thing I wished was done for me by the language was that it would tell me the byte position of the cursor in a file stream.
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7y ago
Zero knowledge proof
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For what reason? Lots of "anti-USA" leaks?
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There are legitimately fates worse than death.
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7y ago
That everyone is corrupt when money is involved - even if 'national security' is waived around.
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