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by usea 3y ago
> ANy normal thinking human realize the one enforcing rules, must obviously also tell what rules are ok or not I do agree that things should be this way. In some countries, it is much more clear. In the US, it is very much not like this.
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by usea 3y ago
Disputing the claims that a self-interested party makes doesn't mean you think you're smarter than them. It's okay to disagree with people; even lawyers and rich people.
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by usea 3y ago
They need to do more than try to get things more legalized. They have to succeed. Or they get sued for breaking the law. If people don't agree that it should be legal, then oh well. That's the risk.
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by usea 3y ago
Thanks, I appreciate the clarification.
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by usea 3y ago
Of people I see sitting at a computer, few are using them. For everyone else, airpods far outnumber all other kinds of headphones combined. Whether it's the grocery store or an airport. I can only speak to my experience. This is a subj
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by usea 3y ago
Apple's reality distortion field could be the secret sauce that gets people to overcome many of the issues you described, and to purchase a VR product even if they don't make any sense to use.
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by usea 3y ago
Comparisons can be made between dissimilar things. The entire point of the comparison is that the cities are different.
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by usea 3y ago
Companies usually succeed due to the efforts of laborers, not managers or owners. Often, companies succeed despite management.
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by usea 3y ago
Not even public domain or CC0 is allowed. Your license absolutely must restrict the rights of others to be permissible.
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by usea 4y ago
Yes, they're not the same thing. First, the credentials were leaked. Then, the service was hacked using the leaked credentials. Afterwards, information obtained in the hack was leaked.
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by usea 4y ago
Different people enjoy different games. You're not alone in wanting turn-based games. Fortunately, these days games of all types are released by the bucket-load. Steam has a turn-based tag to browse games of this type, and more granula
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by usea 4y ago
Thank you. I was wrong, and I'm grateful for you taking the time to show me something.
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by usea 4y ago
I'm familiar with 2fa. It increases my risk and I'm not using it. I said I'm especially not using my phone. I did not say that 2fa = associating my mobile device.
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by usea 4y ago
The code I upload to github is not part of "the software supply chain". Adding 2fa makes it more likely that I will lose access to my account. There is no way I'm going to participate in this. I'm especially not giving g
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by usea 4y ago
Hitting metrics or whatever else causes you to be successful in your organization is not the same as doing a good job. It is possible, for example, to get raises and promotions while ruining your company and destroying all value for your cu
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by usea 4y ago
You can be a successful dev without doing a good job. Many people just want to do a good job and don't particularly care about being "successful." It's not that your coworkers don't know you can get away with doing
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by usea 4y ago
People can run whatever software they want. They don't need your permission, or to know how to file a bug report, or whatever other bullshit you've dreamed up. They're also allowed to complain when a site is broken in their b
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by usea 4y ago
I don't really understand what you're saying. Clearly the results one produces with the software has value, but you say it's all "BS." Does that just mean you don't like it, or what? If someone asks me to produ
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by usea 4y ago
It's just software. It takes skill and labor to achieve the outputs you want. Is someone who uses photoshop all day not an artist? Or someone who writes text for a compiler not a programmer? You've got a huge blind spot if you thi
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by usea 4y ago
> How does a Big Tech company like Uber mishandle private data like email addresses? Presumably this action was not coordinated by the C-suite. Did some mid-level/low-level employee with access to the data actually steal and sell th
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by usea 4y ago
I believe any bug that only happens under load is a concurrency bug by definition. The shared resource is the thing under load. If it weren't shared, then the load from one computation would have no effect on another.
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by usea 4y ago
Okay, but that's not what you said, nor what I commented about.
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by usea 4y ago
People are allowed to disapprove of the actions of FOSS devs and maintainers, and to post their disagreement online in places such as HN.
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by usea 4y ago
The lid was so they can concisely communicate to the average viewer that we're looking at components for a battery.
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by usea 4y ago
Yes, because the complaint is about it.
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by usea 4y ago
Gambling isn't fundamentally different whether you're sometimes getting back coins or chips or a collectible card. It's still dangerous and ensnares people, even when you're buying loot boxes in a video game or packs of
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by usea 4y ago
Things can be news to people even if they've been stated in a legal document somewhere.
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by usea 4y ago
So in this hypothetical, the reason they want to push players into accepting better opening hands is because losing in such a way is no fun. So their strategy to teach players better behavior is to make them experience it more often and to
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by usea 4y ago
> Match making games are actually designed to keep successful players and teams from winning too much. > MTGArena aggressively manipulates what kind of deck you will play against > manipulates who goes first > MTGArena also buri
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by usea 4y ago
It's more like email or irc. You downloaded a client, but you need a server to make your account on. Servers can come and go. If twitter or discord brings down their service, discord servers stop existing and the client stops working.

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