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by tills13 2y ago
Devil's advocate but it's disingenuous to say "when you click x it sends your click to Google" Sure, it's sending that info to Google's servers, in the same way it's sending your click to your ISP. But tha
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by tills13 2y ago
for better or worse the entire Mr Beast empire and, to an extent, Logan Paul and his ventures (Prime, etc)
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by tills13 2y ago
These developer personalities like Theo and ThePrimageon and PirateSoftware all seem holier-than-thou and know-it-all. It's like podcaster bro x programming and I hate it.
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by tills13 2y ago
ok and?
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by tills13 2y ago
On the internet, the origin is the server sending the response to the user. I suppose you can look at it from the perspective of the owner of the server -- from their frame of reference, their journey _starts_ when they receive, process, an
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by tills13 2y ago
Sorry... FOR PROFIT government entities? Where do profits go?
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by tills13 2y ago
No, I know the plant will pay for its usage. But to me, the net benefit of the dam is effectively zeroed out from the onset. The province was barely able to carry the project through to completion in the first place. Now we gotta start the
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by tills13 2y ago
Sorry for the confusion. It's not necessarily preallocated but it just so happens that the new dam will generate x mwh per year and the LNG plant will consume close to x mwh per year. They are also within a few hundred km iirc. The pub
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by tills13 2y ago
I've been thinking about this a lot where here in BC we just finished a new dam which could benefit 1.7m EV owners, 250k households........ Or the LNG plant just down the road. At some point these industries should be footing the bill
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by tills13 2y ago
oops there went my afternoon
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by tills13 2y ago
Raccoons are pests. They are not cute and are a nuisance.
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by tills13 2y ago
> That you can just do `as unknown as T` I mean, yeah... if you're using escape hatches all the time I can see why you are having a bad time.
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by tills13 2y ago
ok but GMail for example has keyboard shortcuts.
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by tills13 2y ago
"a web browser that plays old world blues to give new world hope" Um... what?
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by tills13 2y ago
I mean that's literally how to play this game whether you intend to or not
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by tills13 2y ago
Humbling that you can literally have it all and still not even make it to 60.
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by tills13 2y ago
I thought it was obvious but I should have added a `/s` to my comment.
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by tills13 2y ago
Shocking that fear and greed are the two primary factors in our global economy.
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by tills13 2y ago
It's named as such to mirror `npx`
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by tills13 2y ago
Wow they're working on really important and consequential things over there at Twitter under new management.
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by tills13 2y ago
I'm so tired of this "won't someone think of the children" argument. What exactly do you propose that isn't wildly invasive and over-complicated?
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by tills13 2y ago
Please, get off your high horse.
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by tills13 2y ago
This might be a case of PornHub's popularity and position actually being detrimental to them, here. The smaller sites are going to operate on a "we'll deal with it when we have to" model whereas PornHub, due to being (or
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by tills13 2y ago
clearly built on a macbook with smooth scrolling. My mouse has a discrete scroll-wheel -- it snaps to the next position -- it makes this site a stuttering, jittery mess.
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by tills13 2y ago
We've strayed so far from God
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by tills13 2y ago
You can build it yourself for Windows iirc
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by tills13 2y ago
It's more of a suggestion/question than a hard limit though, no? "Are you sure you want to open this 4GB file?"
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by tills13 2y ago
Eh, we start with 100 cycles and then someone has an idea and we go to 1000 and so on. Interesting times we live in.
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by tills13 2y ago
Treat yourself, stranger.
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by tills13 2y ago
The problem here is that auto increment ints are guessable. The size of that problem depends on your situation

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