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by type0 2y ago
> so they should have a say in how it’s used users should, that's why feedback forms exist
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by type0 2y ago
they won't, it was clear that Google would also embrace malicious compliance, it's just the first steps so far
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by type0 2y ago
Very underappreciated project, for multiple repo online docs there's https://antora.org it is built on Asciidoctor.js, a powerful tool but the learning curve can be steep.
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CEO on keeping your mouse forever: it's like Rolex, you’re going to love that(fortune.com)
6 points by type0 2y ago|10 comments
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by type0 2y ago
oh, and organized crime can't wait to domesticate these masked bandits
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the US wants to use facial recognition to identify migrant children as they age(technologyreview.com)
3 points by type0 2y ago|1 comments
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by type0 2y ago
Belmondo also lived until 88 and died just 3 years ago
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Logitech F710 gamepad, allegedly contributed to Titan submersible implosion(tomshardware.com)
19 points by type0 2y ago|28 comments
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by type0 2y ago
Russia considers itself to be its own kind of civilization, separate from Western, Chinese and others. It's all in a doctrine "Russian world"
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by type0 2y ago
> For one, perhaps because Telegram does not take sides and does not take down Russian content. it does take sides, FSB can take down channels that are too concerning for them, but for the most of it they are pleased with just monitoring
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by type0 2y ago
the product target audience is dungeons'n'dragons hipster nerds who are mildly interested in sampling gear, don't know anything about music and have way too much disposable income to throw away on an plastic toy
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by type0 2y ago
engineering
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by type0 2y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/1974/01/13/archives/they-kill-animal...
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by type0 2y ago
If you want powerful hardware there's ChromeOS Flex, combine it with a framework laptop and you should be fine
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by type0 2y ago
Nightmare stems from when a mare comes at night and sits on your chest https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mare_(folklore) https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/nightmare
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by type0 2y ago
similar project https://pugjs.org
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by type0 2y ago
> ~joking but not really~ For some languages and applications it can be trivial to backport the changes then trying to keep up with the new features. If it's tested and stable it will likely be more stable than a new version, I do t
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by type0 2y ago
windows security experts are as useful as astrologists, but astrologists are cheaper
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by type0 2y ago
it's a kind of palliative care if you extend the analogy
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by type0 2y ago
for one, normal person can't even install it with local account
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by type0 2y ago
clownStrike does make cool commercials though https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gatiYW5kWs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4OGQQPMiXQ
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by type0 2y ago
you are comparing a broken bicycle to a trainwreck
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by type0 2y ago
some critical software has DRM that only works in Windows
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by type0 2y ago
video summary from fireship: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yDm6xNeYas
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by type0 2y ago
Just to clarify, a prison sentence doesn't actually mean you'd be incarcerated, Russia for example routinely sentences foreign nationals to prison without the means to getting them arrested
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by type0 2y ago
> Eastern Ukraine is headed for the same destiny, it seems it doesn't, Russia hasn't officially annexed Transnistria as it did with occupied Ukrainian territories
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by type0 2y ago
why would they; more realistic would be Romania and Ukraine deciding to disarm Transnistria on behalf of Moldova
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by type0 2y ago
it's probably fairly safe until you are arrested and accused of being a spy in hope of bargaining for some sanction lifting deal with you country
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by type0 2y ago
> I know the EU was trying to get closer to Belarus and vice-versa before "you know what" "you know what" after 2020-2021 protests and continuing systematic torture of political prisoners are the big reasons not to go
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by type0 2y ago
> Traveling to Mariupol as a tourist is the real deal in 2024 except you'll be on occupied territory and will be breaking Ukrainian law, you might get a prison sentence if you ever go to Ukraine again

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