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by thrashh 5y ago
There's no clear line and there can never be because the world is too complex. We leave up determination to the court system. Google Books is considered fair use because they got sued and successfully used fair use as a defense. Until
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by thrashh 5y ago
But that problem is easy to fix with 0 disadvantages: Don’t do that. Don’t do it for the same reason that you have a convention of useful commit messages.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Don’t spread misinformation. The Wayback Machine is not censoring 4chan. 4chan is ‘censoring’ the Wayback Machine. https://www.4chan.org/robots.txt Also, I let a domain of mine expire and the new domain owner (which just p
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by thrashh 5y ago
I wonder if you could screw with someone you don’t like by putting a big fat magnet on their meter. Ofc with the new prevalence of home cameras, that would be risky now.
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by thrashh 5y ago
I don’t know. I’m not saying it should be. I’m just saying Apple clearly built this modal to encourage everyone to press no.
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by thrashh 5y ago
This is no different from tampering with your utility meter before they were smart, though?
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by thrashh 5y ago
When you get prompted with a mandatory dialog that you must answer where one of the two choices offers no clear benefits, of course no one is going to pick that one. This is a meaningless statistic. That’s why phrasing questions and choice
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by thrashh 5y ago
I like the idea and motivations behind a lot of the changes a lot of the time but it’s basically never done well. It’s like… always mediocre. Like they added weather to the Win 10 taskbar recently and it’s something I’ve wanted before… but
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by thrashh 5y ago
For some of us, we kind of make up off hours as we go. If it’s 2pm and I’m bored and I have no meetings, I might just take 3 hours off and go to the park or gym, and if a coworker has a question during that time, I don’t mind answering it.
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by thrashh 5y ago
My sense of smell is just really weak. I can barely even detect the smell. I’ve never smelled a strong flower and I run a home garden. I’ve done wine tastings and what not as well and I can’t really tell apart anything. It’s funny because p
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by thrashh 5y ago
All internal services should be protected, even on your home network. If you have 100 devices on a network where everything is unprotected, that’s 100 different ways someone can try to get full access to 99 other devices.
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by thrashh 5y ago
It’s probably subtle to you but not to other people, especially people outside your industry. I notice even the smallest pixel offset or the tiniest color change, but I can barely smell a rose, but that’s why I became a designer and program
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by thrashh 5y ago
SmartGit is pretty good. It's $70/yr though (but well worth it IMO) I'm the guy people go to fix Git screw ups at my jobs but I just click a few buttons or drag a few commits...
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by thrashh 5y ago
I think it was Orbi. It was table level. (Now my APs are near the ceiling though.) Wireless traffic is super dense here. A lot of people are running multiple APs and I guess we’re no better. Some people are also stacking multiple APs on the
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by thrashh 5y ago
No, it’s analogous to your car making this weird sound but it seems to largely work so you haven’t figured it out yet but you’re still driving people around.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Maybe he genuinely believed it wouldn’t work. At this point, it’s important to engage and figure out why they don’t think it would work.
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by thrashh 5y ago
Are you hiring programmers or IT tech support personnel? It’s like naming someone that doesn’t know anything about cars who hears some strange noises coming from the car as “unresourceful” because they don’t magically know what to Google to
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by thrashh 5y ago
No one’s saying the sound quality is comparable, which is what you’re arguing about. No, everyone is saying it doesn’t matter past a point. I own a XLR shotgun mic + 6 channel recorder and I save that stuff for filmmaking because my lower t
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by thrashh 5y ago
If your car breaks down, do you already know enough about cars to know where to start? If you get into legal trouble, do you already know a lot of law and procedure to know what to do? The only reason you have this attitude is because you’r
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by thrashh 5y ago
No, there is no guarantee one of those solutions will work. source: 1000 sq ft flat, no concrete. Already tried all 3, and I pay good money for networking equipment. Currently run cables for 2 APs
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by thrashh 5y ago
Google did it first I believe but I rarely used Google Pay even if it was installed because it wasn’t as deeply integrated into the OS. I find Apple Pay integration to be deeper and so I find it more convenient to access. However I haven’t
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by thrashh 5y ago
I live in Southern California and I pay via QR codes printed on the receipt at some restaurants. It is very convenient.
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by thrashh 5y ago
T-Mobile in the US has implemented it pretty extensively AFAIK and I rarely get spam calls these days.
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by thrashh 6y ago
I’ve run a few donation schemes and those things don’t do much. People just don’t donate. Subscriptions are the best, but obv that won’t work for a meme page.
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by thrashh 6y ago
You ever have those moments where you’re just scrounged together a solution from reading a bunch of random tickets and forum posts and you’ve found this fix someone write that may work and now you’re going to try it? I don’t mind doing it b
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by thrashh 6y ago
Because there’s no way to spin that as a benefit for the user. Optics is the most important factor and it’s something Apple’s marketing department does better than most companies.
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by thrashh 6y ago
I think the fact that no one controls Bitcoin is actually a major downside. The Fed does a lot of work to keep USD stable (alongside being part of a a stable government). I trust the USD as long as I trust in the institution.
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by thrashh 6y ago
But why stop there? Let’s bundle something like Excel or Powerpoint, or Photoshop or Final Cut. If we’re deciding to bundle additional software with a browser, why would a programming environment (chosen based on someone’s favorite language
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by thrashh 6y ago
I don’t think I’ve seen any mapping program show dense streets that well, from MapQuest to Microsoft Streets to maps.me to Google Maps. I’ve worked on similar problems and it’s not the easiest to solve. And I’ve never solved it because it w
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by thrashh 6y ago
I’ve been on legit roads in the middle of nowhere and not seeing marking or roads doesn’t mean anything (western USA problems). That said I do think people should carry a $15 paper map booklet if they plan on venturing outside the city. I b

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