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by systoll 8y ago
The article doesn't accuse anyone. Jeremy Bowers tweet comes close, but for the most part, the article and the people it quotes are just saying that it's not worth the risk. Testing it would be a major diversion for the journalist
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by systoll 8y ago
By the time I posted anything, the post clearly referred ITP. You were ignoring that nine hours later.
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by systoll 8y ago
The default is 'allow everything' You can change a setting to block third party cookies. This gets you similar treatment of cookies as was the default in safari 1-10. Safari 11 still blocks third party cookies by default, but has
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by systoll 8y ago
When you wrote 'like that', I assumed that you meant 'like that'. > I simply said that what had been stated by the gp was also available in Firefox. Given that the gp referred to ITP... no, it's not.
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by systoll 8y ago
Firefox’s tracking protection is the same feature as Safari’s content blockers. [the defaults differ, though], and prevents specific listed domains from loading anything. Except when it turns out blocking them breaks too much. Like Youtube
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by systoll 8y ago
Firefox has an option to block all third party cookies in the manner similar to Safari 1-10's default behaviour. And like everything else, it lets you clear all cookies at once, or manually look through the cookies to clear them. It do
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by systoll 8y ago
IMO, chrome is a mis-use of pull-to-refresh. Where appropriate [eg: Tweetie, where it started; mail; youtube; facebook], you've got a reverse chronological listing, and 'pull-to-refresh' is more explicitly 'pull-to-put-n
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by systoll 8y ago
By the CSS2 standard, #000 and #FFF are sRGB colours, with #000 targeting 0.2cd/m^2, and #FFF targeting 80cd/m^2, with adjustments for ambient light level. With CSS4, you can choose other colour-spaces instead. The web standard is
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by systoll 8y ago
Even the 'high influencer' subset is a massive quantity of videos.
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Quite the opposite. The moment facebook provides a way for a person to use a device to view information, they've simultaneously produced something the device's OS could use to exfiltrate that information. There's nothing face
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by systoll 8y ago
I'm not going to suggest that 'imply' is clearer/less clear, but they both mean what you think 'prove' does. To quote a bunch of dictionaries, the phrase is using 'imply' to mean: 'to involve som
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by systoll 8y ago
'correlation does not imply causation' is just the negation of 'if correlation, then causation'. What do you think the relevant difference between the terms 'imply' and 'conclusively prove' is?
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by systoll 8y ago
'Correlation does not imply causation' only means that causation is not a logical consequence of correlation. It's no broader a statement than the one you prefer.
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It seems really hard to justify treating those 8 characteristics as independent, equally important, and all-encompassing variables. The page's attempt to do so amounts to saying it's a peer-reviewed method employed by other music
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by systoll 8y ago
> except if the plural form always matches the singular one Hungarian has plural forms which are distinct from the singular. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hungarian_noun_phrase Otherwise, yeah, they'd be in gro
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The alternative is betting that none of [clang or gcc or MSVC etc] experience similar critical failures. If your plan for MSVC causing issues is to let it be broken with MSVC –– then MSVC is already not a tier-one platform. And if you&#
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That's what happens when you transition width/height.
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by systoll 8y ago
All the concrete examples on the page are English — so they use plural forms when English does. That said, my wording did needlessly assume one of two approaches. The 'downloads' example shows both. PluralForm is often called at t
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by systoll 8y ago
Despite the title, the page describes a function, not the language grammar as a whole. Hungarian has plural forms. kutya = dog, kutyák = dogs. They follow the same pattern as english. The plurals are used way less often, as [roughly] the la
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by systoll 8y ago
I'm guessing they used this document as their 'slides' while presenting. The text is what they'd be saying, while the arrow keys hide the script, and flip between annotated graphics. That said, the keyboard navigation
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by systoll 8y ago
You added 'all' — he didn't say that. It was a generalisation, but not a universal statement. And there was further explanation.
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by systoll 8y ago
You might want to google that yourself. Here's Charles Baldwin [involved in developing the biohazard symbol] telling you the goals of the project: > We wanted something that was memorable but meaningless, so we could educate people
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by systoll 8y ago
I feel like 3D touch is all the hardware you need... it just isn't used that way. A 'peek' already provides a preview of an item -- it just isn't used for action buttons. 'Peeking' into the name and description
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by systoll 8y ago
Services! macOS comes with Automator for this. -- Wrap a automator workflow around that shell script and you get: https://www.dropbox.com/s/njjyfzdptrzno6h/Strip%20Formatting... If you open it up in Automator, it&
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> Some people also understand that roads are dangerous, and being hit by a car when you’re on a bike is very bad news. Some people understand that cars are dangerous, and would see the risk of killing people with your car as a downside
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by systoll 8y ago
Nope. The DMCA had and continues to protect service providers from copyright infringement claims when they reproduce user-submitted content, so long their services follow certain procedures. FOSTA has absolutely nothing to do with copyrig
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Not that I'd recommend doing it in an area not used to it... but that sounds like a riskier alternative to a hook turn. With hook turns, If you want to turn right, you start in the leftmost lane. When your light goes green, you 'h
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by systoll 8y ago
The DMCA contains 'safe harbor' exemptions from copyright laws for platforms that allow uploading of user generated content without prior approval, so long as the platform complies with 'DMCA takedown requests'. But that
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by systoll 9y ago
Or the engineers will all agree that any apppend-only linked list is a [degenerate] kind of block chain.
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by systoll 9y ago
The distinction you're drawing is imprecision in the type-checking statement. > "program that typechecks" and "can be typed" are not [equivelent] Sure. The above statement be more rigorous if it said 'has co

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