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by stevage 6mo ago
I have had more cases where I was very surprised that the local filename I used for something became part of its record when I uploaded it somewhere. (For instance, uploading an Mp3 using Discord on desktop web.)
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by stevage 6mo ago
I'm not saying I disagree with their politics, I just don't want to read it. But the same would apply even if I did disagree - you're just promoting further division.
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by stevage 6mo ago
That's a ton of effort. And often I do want to follow someone for their tech content, I just don't want their politics.
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by stevage 6mo ago
I have spent a long time maintaining mute word lists but it's never more than about 80% effective because obviously there's a lot more to content than mere keywords. Tons of false positives (trump as a verb) and negatives ("h
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by stevage 6mo ago
Yeah, if you could get cigarettes without the tar and nicotine I might even take it up.
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by stevage 6mo ago
Yeah I have wondered about that as a method. You can even just go two balls in one hand, then switch to the other side and back, and that's almost the 3 ball pattern.
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by stevage 6mo ago
Yeah I never really mastered a consistent throw - it's just not how my brain works. I got as a pretty shakey 4 ball shower and that was it.
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by stevage 6mo ago
I made a 2d game like this once for, of all things, Palm Pilot. You could tap for the apex of each ball throw.
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by stevage 6mo ago
Is anyone actually seeing a cockpit? All I'm seeing is a moving viewpoint (no plane, no cockpit...) I mean, it's cool, it's just not quite what I expected from "cockpit mode".
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by stevage 6mo ago
> Any email longer than one line it's in there
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by stevage 6mo ago
Probably the better solution is to include some kind of special lock-screen keyboard that provides some fallback mechanism to input any character. Presumably there are similar edge cases where someone creates a password using one keyboard
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by stevage 6mo ago
Should probably be "The Miller Principle (2007)"
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Lichess and Take Take Take Sign Cooperation Agreement(lichess.org)
195 points by stevage 6mo ago|60 comments
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by stevage 6mo ago
>Just ringing a bell, or worse a horn, scares them and they need to turn round to figure out where you are and whether you're about to squash them. I don't feel I have the right to do that to someone just out enjoying a peacefu
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by stevage 6mo ago
>My opinion as a cyclist is that I should basically only be using my bell on pedestrians when the pedestrians are wandering onto the bike lane. If im cycling through a shared space, I find it extremely rude to ring the bell, because it f
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by stevage 7mo ago
I use a third party tool with shortcut keys that cycle between: full height, left half of screen; full height, right half of screen; full height, full width. It works well for me, makes it easy to get two things side by side without wasting
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by stevage 7mo ago
That's a really nice article. I don't typically read security exploit posts but it was pretty interesting. In the section about possible attacks, it wasn't clear if those three options represented the worst things you could d
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by stevage 7mo ago
Having a clear clause to point to when terminating the account seems useful.
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by stevage 7mo ago
I'm just trying to imagine what kind of European vendor is willing to accept crypto for their car. The most obvious reasons seem a bit shady.
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by stevage 7mo ago
If wind is "weather-dependent", how should one describe oil? "Peace-dependent"?
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by stevage 7mo ago
Yeah lots of sites are reporting 39 km/h but they're wrong. The plane is clearly travelling a lot faster than that.
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by stevage 7mo ago
I find it remarkable that people can put so much effort into a site like this and fail to provide any context at all in the first paragraph. > Our current voting method is inherently unequal Who is "our"? Current voting method
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StackOverflow's questions per day have fallen 99%(meta.stackoverflow.com)
37 points by stevage 7mo ago|21 comments
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by stevage 7mo ago
I think the idea is if you're attempting to actually use crypto in the way that you would normally use money (ie, to buy/sell stuff) then you don't want the volatility. So in theory, it takes away the volatility while living
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by stevage 7mo ago
How do stablecoins fit in here? You can buy a car with crypto but not cash?
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by stevage 7mo ago
Exactly as I remember - very few of them actually usable as backgrounds because they're so garish.
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by stevage 7mo ago
It says the spacecraft was tumbling, but implies that due to regaining solar power it has achieved a stable position. I'm curious about the missing steps there...
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by stevage 7mo ago
It depends a lot what kind of thing you're building. If it's a simple marketing website, sure. But any application that does stuff is likely using dependencies that provide a lot of functionality. I make a lot of sites with maps.
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by stevage 7mo ago
I feel like modern tv remotes are the opposite of this principle. It is often the case that almost every single button will when pushed in some way interrupt the current program, often jumping out to a different menu or changing to a differ
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by stevage 7mo ago
Not just me then? Those integrated search features have been around for so long, and always irritating. I use macOS. Same problem. Searching your computer or searching the web are fundamentally different tasks. I'm curious if anyone ac

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