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6y ago
Most apps are interactive now and are hard to test on multiple platforms (ie it takes time). Even youtube has some performance issues on different browsers.
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6y ago
Having an uniform experience that you can customize is very nice. It matches your expectations directly which is core for design. No weird scrolling behavior that you didn't expect, laggy ajax webpage loading, ctrl+f highjacking. I
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6y ago
I use a tilling window manager and would love to just pop a window into an external eink display. Works for other types of wms too, just use a main display to browse and the eink to read.
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6y ago
Yeah same, I have even seem 1-sysadmin small businesses have multilayer security
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6y ago
Iirc it actually went down before going back higher.
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6y ago
Why would you favor chemical alterations instead of simply changing the laws so this large portion of the population doesn't feel ostracized? I'm not sure the current trend of labeling a lot of things as deficiencies is healthy fo
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6y ago
Or perhaps it's social media criticism. Journals were location-restricted vs now where twitter controls a lot of it.
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6y ago
I'm being charitable to the hackers, but maybe using only one wallet is part of the ploy? You can prove your identify by sending 0.001 to an address if someone doubts you. But then again if you have the info you can reveal some of it a
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6y ago
I am not sure what you're saying. Of course you shouldn't hold your opinions infallible, but >I would mention besides that, while there are often a few people very loud about their disagreement, there is no reason to think that
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6y ago
Yeah, this could've been very bad. I don't buy that it's a test. Twitter is going to fix this. Probably it's a restriction of the exploit that you don't know the posting account or something.
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6y ago
All in all that looks like a poorly thought out attack. So much more could've been done than cryptoscam. Considering execution, it may be that this is some API 0day which does not show (or make it hard to guess) which account messages
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6y ago
You assume dissent is because "everyone disagrees with me", but, from what I've seen, cancel culture-style fisagreements are about a side being way more vocal than the other, not necessarily correlated with thr number of pe
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6y ago
I understand the comparison and think the us is having a hard time fighting the virus with its mostly unhealthy population. But I agree a bit with (my understanding of) the parent. The US could make a lot of laws to reduce the number of dea
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6y ago
How did you get a book? I heard it's pretty hard to get one depending on where you're held.
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6y ago
From what I've seen Ganghis Khan was brutal against non-surrendering nations, but beneficial for those who followed him. E.g. you woulsn't see him cutting his subjects heads, and his brutality was pretty much an intimidation tacti
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6y ago
Thing is chija is already restricting outside entrepreneurs. I don't think that's hypocrisy, it's a two way street
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6y ago
Gullibility by a vulnerable subset of the population shouldn't affect our decision-making for the general population. People should be responsible of their own actions and view, this is what democracy is about. Paternalistic policies n
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6y ago
What are you implying, that it has no value because it advocates violence? EDIT: To be precise why I'd disagree with that, promoting self defense advocates violence, but still has value to pretty much everyone. This is controversial be
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6y ago
>It could also be the result of the mass country-wide protests which are absolutely not the norm. I think the parent is wrong on this point. The charges seem to be influenced by the mass protests. But I don't think that takes away f
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6y ago
>End the war on drugs This would fix so much imo. It's starting (weed legalization), but going way too slow. People are still delusional about legal = good, illegal = bad, we just added one drug to the legal ones.
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6y ago
>But acting on that data is definitely racist. Why is it racism? Racism is "unfounded belief based on race". A belief based in data does not sound like either racism or discrimination to me. Of course assuming someone is guilty
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6y ago
>it’s systemic poverty for poor people. it has nothing to do with blacks. This is a good point imo. Are they poor because they're black or because their family was poor before them? I agree people put too much emphasis on more visib
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6y ago
I agree for the mental health checks that there should be someone trained in mental health present, but you also need police present just in case the mentally ill person because combative, funding shouldn't be reduced, perhaps it shoul
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6y ago
Every person I encounter has a Facebook. Even my ~100 years old grandma has one. Not sure what other social media has the same presence in the life of people. Tumblr/Reddit/Twitter are not even close and quite niche in the grand s
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6y ago
Its in poor taste, but it's not your place to say that it has no value. That post has a lot of political meaning and promotes strong police response to non peaceful protests. People are just angry about the phrasing. This is far from h
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6y ago
Because at this point facebook is so big as to be able to manipulate the votes. Corporations stop getting free passes of free speech suppression when they become monopolies.
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6y ago
-infinity is clearly out of bounds as the whole discussion is about the policy to take to save the most lives, therefore assuming lives have values (or else you wouldn't want to save them). Even the quote itself implies it with "m
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6y ago
It's just an extreme example to show that time and life both have comparable value. Speed limits have an implicit value comparison. If you want to minimize dwaths you could ban all modes of transportations or set a 1 mph speed limit, b
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6y ago
Putting in nonsensical extreme values is mot how you evaluate a claim like this. I dont think negative value is in the domain of that optimization function for any rational argumentation. Let's say it costs something to save a life, th
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6y ago
Agreed, I think people get too caught off on deontology when assigning monetary value to life. It's just a common unit, if you can save one life by investing 20$ more in healthcare, then losing one life to make 20$ is rationally neutra
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