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verroq
6y ago
ATC sounded like she was putting words in the pilot’s mouth. “Like a jetpack” followed by “Too shiny and too far” != “jetpack man spotted again”.
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6y ago
Um no? For more colour correction, you can use the vectorscope to target the universal skin tone line which fixes contrast for all skin tones.
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verroq
6y ago
Or maybe it's harder to find contrast in a darker skinned face in bad lighting.
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6y ago
How does this prevent shill reviews?
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6y ago
The spam and abuse happens on very large channels where incentives change quite a lot. E.g. pewdiepie had to disable community contributions because of people sneaking in advertising or spam in the middle of legitimate looking subtitles.
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6y ago
Not sure what your point is because that’s happened to people and they have no recourse.
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6y ago
He is a “free” user, what duty does Facebook owe him?
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6y ago
Let’s be real here, the only thing these banks would do is impose more draconian KYC/AML on customers to cover their ass. Whatever it takes to tick that box.
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6y ago
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1306359385656946688.html
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6y ago
This would have been fun to put onto production machines. We had a botnet that was running ssh bruteforce with 10s requests per second with unique IPs. It stopped after we disabled password auth.
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6y ago
How did they know my address from having a Google account?
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6y ago
So you have to tell Google what your address is?
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6y ago
Powder game is the first I was aware to have a pressure system. There were of course falling sand games before that.
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6y ago
Sound like a case of the classic guess and check method.
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6y ago
Is this a clone of the classic: https://dan-ball.jp/en/javagame/dust/
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6y ago
How does any of what you claim, even if true, make affirmative action not racist? Or do you intend to engage in whataboutism? Also securing a country’s border is not racist.
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6y ago
It’s standard rhetoric at this point. It is pretty appropriate for this kind of rent-seeking.
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6y ago
Won’t be surprised if they just bribed the guard.
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6y ago
This is just one of the times where you’d just have to read the source. No documentation usually means I start diving into the source code.
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6y ago
Being a non-profit doesn’t give them a pass on making bad products. Being open source doesn’t give a free pass on bad products. If they choose a unsustainable business model, where making profit ruins their product, then they created this p
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6y ago
I just think it is very seedy to bundle it with the browser and it rubs a lot of people the wrong way.
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6y ago
They are allowed to make good products too you know. If Pocket is the best they got then they deserve go to zero. If they have a product so polarising then maybe it shouldn’t be bundled as bloat to the browser.
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6y ago
Its existence signifies that something fundamentally is wrong with Firefox and where Mozilla spends its resources. If it is so unpopular, how come Firefox hasn’t axed it? How come only popular things like advanced extension support gets axe
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6y ago
Maybe FF team can answer why they keep pushing crap like Pocket down our throats.
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6y ago
They are pretty xenophobic, if you are Chinese or worse Korean you might as well be a gaijin.
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6y ago
When was the last time North Korea had a race riot? Also North Korea has a lot more geopolitical disadvantages at hand, namely sanctions. An ethno state helps you avoid several classes of problems, like strict typing prevents runtime type e
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6y ago
China is still vast majority Han Chinese, with 55 minorities. It does not invalidate the point.
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The real question is who runs python -m pip when there is a perfectly good /usr/bin/pip?
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6y ago
What value do high frequency arbitrage and MM desks add?
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6y ago
So it’s blind? Reminds me of the Invisible Man plot hole where the guy gets turned invisible and thus his retinas also become transparent and therefore he shouldn’t be able to see anything.
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