uberman

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by uberman 3y ago
If someone who intended ill will got to the "scan my fake I'd with that app you have to download now" then it would already be too late.
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by uberman 3y ago
If you felt you needed police protection to answer the door when a stranger knocked, why not just not answer the door?
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by uberman 3y ago
On my phone anyway, it looks like you just sent me to an ad for the game with a full screen model.
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by uberman 3y ago
What if the vector is not the messages but a compromised device or other part in the key chain provenance.
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by uberman 3y ago
I loved Hugo. We built massive web properties with it. My only critique is that over time it has morphed into more of a site builder rather than a page builder. I'm sure that is what most users wanted anyway though. We did not need a l
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by uberman 3y ago
Impressive viral result for sure. The account name is likely an homage to the slightly NSFW Monty Python - The Life of Brian scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kx_G2a2hL6U " He has a wife, you know... "
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by uberman 3y ago
If the goal was to reduce bots, then one would limit write access rather than read access. The limits are in place to force users into a twitter read experience where they can be monetized. It has nothing to do with bots.
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by uberman 3y ago
I asked chatGPT to explain the following joke There are 10 different kinds of people in this world. Those that can read binary and those that can't. It nailed it.
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by uberman 3y ago
See open source git repo...
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by uberman 3y ago
Is a blue check worthless? It might gate keep your message out of the top promoted messages and for some I'm sure that is an important consideration. For me, it is an anti pattern that shows your were desperate or stupid enough to pay
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by uberman 3y ago
I dont disagree that Twitter is being dismantled, but is anything actually getting parted out? Other than maybe blue checks?
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by uberman 3y ago
Frame challenge : Why would accounts ever need to be archived?
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by uberman 3y ago
I guess, for me, it would depend on how it was used, but almost all uses suggest plagiarism to me. When you use chatgpt, is it your ideas, your words, your research? Knowing how to google something foes not absolve you from plagiarism and n
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by uberman 3y ago
Changed in 3.3 and backwards compatible until 3.8 as I recall. Unless there is some specific 3.10 issue I am not aware of. See also: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53978542/how-to-use-coll...
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by uberman 3y ago
When I was a kid I used that exact chunking to memorize it backwards as well.
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by uberman 3y ago
Perhaps if you see a need, you could help fill it. https://github.com/strapi
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by uberman 3y ago
While no garders, Kiki's Delivery Service has plenty of pantie shots far cringier than a pair of garters.
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by uberman 4y ago
I've not seen an ad that featured any kind of reference to the seller's identity other than when the seller was some kind of celebrity. Perhaps it is different where you live. It is quite common where I live to see a head shot of
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by uberman 4y ago
:-)
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by uberman 4y ago
Are you looking for a place to present, or just to attend?
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by uberman 4y ago
I would be surprised if it was not more like 500 to 1
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by uberman 4y ago
No I cut my teeth on Sun workstations.
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by uberman 4y ago
While I agree with this technically and I have used vi(m) for years, there is something experientially quite different about being able to use a local gui with all the mouse support and ease of use of VSCode or Sublime compared to the chord
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by uberman 4y ago
I don't know how much of the MS turnaround can be attributed to him, but if we take it at face value that the CEO is responsible for everything, then MS definitely has had a dramatic positive run following Nadella taking the reigns fro
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by uberman 4y ago
Most public libraries will have a public workstation where web based editor might be used if that helps. After that, a base chromebook is like 300 bucks new
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by uberman 4y ago
What this law does is remove the table. Kids 14+ were already allowed to work legally in Arkansas. This bill did not change that in any way. What the law does is remove the requirement that a kid go to their school or church and obtain a ce
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by uberman 4y ago
You realize that minor employment in Arkansas (14+) was already legal prior to the bill Hoover is advocating for right? What Hoover and Governor Huckabee Sanders want is to remove the requirement that employers verify that a job seeker is o
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by uberman 4y ago
You realize this was what the law was until Sanders changed it right? What she removed was the requirement to go and fill out a form at your school or church to verify that you were older than 13.
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by uberman 4y ago
The minimum wage for a minor in Arkansas is 85% of the normal minimum wage. It is $4.25 for the first 90 days (read summertime job). If employers were forced to pay minors at the actual minimum wage this advocacy would evaporate.
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by uberman 4y ago
What are these midichorians you speak of? I saw all three Star Wars movies, A New Hope, Empire Strikes Back, and concluding with Return of the Jedi and there was never any mention of these mudichorians!

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