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541.
by throw7 4y ago
Seems like a lot of people aren't following the rules. This test seems to me a good way of illustrating how a diversive group of people can be more creative.
542.
by throw7 4y ago
Is there a reason xmpp/jabber isn't even in the running?
543.
by throw7 4y ago
My dad told me I was one of _those_ type of cry babies. :) Now, I've been on those flights and I just laugh. A little perspective may help.
544.
by throw7 4y ago
I gave up on selinux early on when I learned about dontaudit rules. It's nice that that amount of control is present, but don't waste my time. Disabling selinux is the first thing I do.
545.
by throw7 4y ago
This reads like it's April 1st... but it's not. -.-
546.
by throw7 4y ago
"phylogeny recapitulates ontogeny"... what is this dude going on about? I will agree with him later in the article: the "superhero industry" is basically soap-opera for nerds, stringing them along, all the way to the ban
547.
by throw7 4y ago
I love Sheryl. She has something very few possess: IQ and EQ.
548.
by throw7 4y ago
Who is asking for this? I generally laugh at things like this, but there is something corrosive of also not being able to disable such nonsense. And presumably google will now keep up with each nation's zeitgeist? Over time words cha
549.
by throw7 4y ago
If you haven't seen The Last Ninja it had a fantastic soundtrack and was great game also. Hearing this track is like pure nostalgia.
550.
by throw7 4y ago
The pixel 2 was the first smart phone I was completely happy with. In fact, it's still my main phone right now. And I'm someone who had a neo freerunner so I get what the OP is saying, but at the end of day I need something that
551.
by throw7 4y ago
Not to nitpick!, but by the end of Dark Knight Rises, it is "Bruce Wayne" that enjoys a relationship with Selina Kyle as... Bruce Wayne. Including a send off from Alfred. No? So... at least this can be viewed in different ways
552.
by throw7 4y ago
All the world's a stage and we a merely players.
553.
by throw7 4y ago
Fair enough, I'll admit I was a bit triggered by the title. I'll delete my original comment. There is a realistic bound to the amount of requests you can serve per seconds per hardware... I'm not doubting you've done t
554.
by throw7 4y ago
delete
555.
by throw7 4y ago
The thumbnail problem goes back to a beginning mistake of aggregating and hash indexing all thumbnails into one directory. They should have just followed the solution from the xv viewer and supported .xvpics. The reason they've never
556.
by throw7 4y ago
A "free speech" platform would give users more power to control their communications with others and transparency of how the "system" worked. Very simple things that we had with usenet like killfiles and threaded convers
557.
by throw7 5y ago
I was fortunate to have a 386 (bought by my parents for college) with me in the early 90's (there was one other floor mate in college I remember who had a 386 at the time). I came from BBS's (c128 with modem) and had no notion of
558.
by throw7 5y ago
NY State has non-unionized positions called MC (Management/Confidential). My understanding is that it's sorta like contract work... you are "appointed" on a yearly or session basis. It's not a panacea though... if
559.
by throw7 5y ago
Well, since this topic popped into my front page this also just happened locally to me: "Amazon tractor-trailer crashed into five other vehicles on the Thruway" https://www.timesunion.com/news/article/thr
560.
by throw7 5y ago
The example does NOT point out objectively how the CGI is worse even as the tech advances. The artistic aspect could be fine i.e. this is what the vision of the movie entailed.
561.
by throw7 5y ago
> Do publicly advertised affirmative action or DEI programs have the side effect of causing qualified people to second guess whether their success was earned? If you have status, you don't mind being known as a recipient of "af
562.
by throw7 5y ago
You will always be correct and not some "ideological niche". Original means the source. Anything from the origin will always be derivative. If it wasn't it would be original.
563.
by throw7 5y ago
Whatever happened, I actually kinda like the wording in this notice in that it did not have the word "glitch".
564.
by throw7 5y ago
"mishandling of classified information is a political question, not a legal one." I think we often understand we are under a rule of law. We are. But not them.
565.
by throw7 5y ago
Is this really "fully autonomous"? I get the feeling the driver (the one with the legal liability) is watching from a remote terminal back at waymo hq.
566.
by throw7 5y ago
Generally, I've been of the opinion of "use it or lose it" AND that natural > artificial... meaning that I think less of "pills" and more of exercising.
567.
by throw7 5y ago
The comparison to public-key authentication is wrong. Introducing cert authentication brings a third party: public key infrastructure (which isn't addressed at all and is described as some type of security panacea). The more apt compa
568.
by throw7 5y ago
I don't think "protestware" is fully correct. Destructive behavior is more than just protest (my understanding is the dev deleted and changed user files to "heart emojis") and is something that shouldn't be to
569.
by throw7 5y ago
Give me a way to disable the download finished popup notifier. Give me a way to disable floating videos. Don't break what's working (emacs keys broken in url bar). fix performance issues (when firefox first starts sometimes will
570.
by throw7 5y ago
Also devices that require a smartphone to operate e.g. the joule.

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