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901.
by striking 6y ago
> What's going to happen next is a handful of illiterate or unaccountable users will deface Apple's reputation by bombarding news sites with their misfortune. Many Android phones already allow you to gain access to root or to r
902.
by striking 6y ago
Article links to (based on) https://musically.com/2020/07/30/spotify-ceo-talks-covid-19-...
903.
by striking 6y ago
It's also mechanical, it's got open source and reflashable firmware, it's hand-assembled by well-paid workers in Taiwan, it's covered with a 2-year warranty. (The landing page has a bunch of other "nice features&quo
904.
by striking 6y ago
A keyboard is a tool, and for people who type on theirs 40+ hours a week, a couple hundred here or there is a rounding error at the end of the year. I bought a ZSA keyboard (not this one) due to otherwise having to type on a crappy butterfl
905.
by striking 6y ago
I think part of it is that LATERAL JOINs were (are, for folks still on <12, which is probably a lot of them) able to be run when needed rather than having to be completely materialized upstream. Now that CTEs don't have to be materi
906.
by striking 6y ago
You can issue a patch for 1.2 even after releasing 1.6.2 using semver
907.
by striking 6y ago
There are a number of ways to control the GC in comfortable ways in C#. https://adamsitnik.com/Array-Pool/ comes to mind, especially for games. So you can lean into GC when possible, and switch to an unmanaged approach
908.
by striking 6y ago
I would have loved to give this a try but it appears to require RCM on my existing Switch... and it's not vulnerable. :(
909.
by striking 6y ago
> Over several weeks, Twitter has removed 7,000 accounts that posted QAnon material, a company spokeswoman said. The accounts had been increasingly active, and had been involved in coordinated harassment campaigns on Twitter or tried to
910.
by striking 6y ago
Wine's the best you're going to get here, probably for a long time. And it works really, really well. It even works under Wayland, which is not the case for a whole lot of games in Wine. Buy it on Steam, hit Play, enjoy. Serious
911.
by striking 6y ago
I use https://tokimeki-unfollow.glitch.me/ . You have to unfollow one-by-one, but I think you could get a pretty decent pace going if you really tried. I think the hardest thing here is that you mention "political accou
912.
by striking 6y ago
If you've made a catastrophic and backwards-incompatible error, a common solution is to write "V2" fields and then reimplement the previous iteration's fields with the new resolvers. Old clients will then be able to cont
913.
by striking 6y ago
You can license x264 to not have to worry about the GPL. Though that costs money and you may find yourself signing MPEG LA contracts. edit: Your project reminds me, https://github.com/arut/nginx-rtmp-module is super wo
914.
by striking 6y ago
As someone who's moderated a community, this is exactly what things feel like. Especially given that our community has an explicit focus on freedom of expression (and what a thorn in our side that's ended up being) We've adop
915.
by striking 6y ago
The moderation team here is clever enough to catch things like these should they happen.
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Polish e-Dowód management tool violates OpenSC LGPL license(github.com)
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917.
by striking 6y ago
Relay has quite a few users, a partial list of which you can find at https://relay.dev/en/users . I personally prefer it myself.
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by striking 6y ago
https://hn.algolia.com/?query=by:dang%20astroturfing&sort=by...
919.
by striking 6y ago
It more than "looks bad", it actively stifles conversation and keeps it at probably around the "ad hominem" tier of disagreement ( http://www.paulgraham.com/disagree.html ). I think even if you were to pre
920.
by striking 6y ago
"Please don't post insinuations about astroturfing, shilling, brigading, foreign agents and the like. It degrades discussion and is usually mistaken. If you're worried about abuse, email us and we'll look at the data.&qu
921.
by striking 6y ago
I don't understand. It looks a little like Ruby and Elixir mixed together, maybe without some colons that would otherwise be there. There's nothing crazy going on in the examples in the way of single letter variables or anything e
922.
by striking 6y ago
You could, as a quick hack on desktop, use Local Overrides: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2018/01/devtools#o...
923.
by striking 6y ago
To some degree, I agree. I've been playing with Doom Emacs[1] recently and it has been pretty smooth, the configuration and such more so than my regular Vim setup. 1: https://github.com/hlissner/doom-emacs
924.
by striking 7y ago
From your previously linked article: > There is no direct punishment for breaking the Hippocratic Oath, although an arguable equivalent in modern times is medical malpractice and from "The Hippocratic Oath as Literary Text: A Dialog
925.
by striking 7y ago
You might enjoy the content on https://tcrf.net/The_Cutting_Room_Floor and https://www.unseen64.net/ , among others.
926.
by striking 7y ago
I think whatever valid points you might have are getting lost in your attempts at rhetoric. You may want to reconsider the relevance of the article you linked yourself, given that it contains the phrase > The Hippocratic Oath has been ec
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by striking 7y ago
In the US, it's not mandatory that you get one. Many people don't get one unless they plan to leave the country. This is especially true given that many driver's licenses are valid as a form of federally recognized ID here (i
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by striking 7y ago
> This is done by reading the unique digital signature the government apposed in the NFC chip included in your passport. Your personal data such as your name or facial image are not read out during this process and your identity remains
929.
by striking 7y ago
I understand that some people value their privacy above all else, but balancing this with decent anti-spam is really tricky. As someone who runs a (not large, not small) Discord guild, I personally would find it impossible to keep any publi
930.
by striking 7y ago
Because IDs aren't necessarily easy to get and cost money, disenfranchising the poor and those without any other reason to get one. I don't know, does it takes a lot of effort to look up the talking points of the people you disagr

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