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by walls 4y ago
So it's basically useless without adding governance which eliminates the entire point of this project.
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by walls 4y ago
They post announcements on their Discord when the shop updates.
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by walls 4y ago
If you hold shift while you paste it will remove all formatting.
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by walls 4y ago
regex101 does almost all of this but in the browser!
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by walls 4y ago
You should try looking at the data. Being a cop isn't even in the top 10 most dangerous jobs. They're just monsters.
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by walls 4y ago
I think the point is that all of this 'work' is a complete waste of time.
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by walls 4y ago
It's just that easy when half of everything is controlled by obstructionists who do nothing other than entrench their parties power. Oh and they've also convinced their party that cooperation is weakness because they are literally
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by walls 4y ago
Peak self-absorption.
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by walls 4y ago
Probably because we get glimpses into how this is still true every once in a while. The gap might not be as large as it has been, but it's definitely still there in certain fields. Some examples that immediately come to mind are the st
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by walls 4y ago
There's all these tornado research facilities in the same place we keep getting tornados!
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by walls 4y ago
The crucial question, to me, is: would the fork have happened if Vitalik had not been part of the DAO? I don't think there's any chance he would have entertained that. There have been many large ETH compromises since then, and the
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by walls 4y ago
He literally did this after the DAO hack.
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by walls 4y ago
Changing the lock code isn't really leaving without a trace.
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by walls 4y ago
> They can use discretion on civil asset forfeiture too, if they want. That's how it works already. That's also why they can do it to whoever they like.
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by walls 4y ago
> The last remaining gun store in Los Angeles (or some similar area) was forced to close a while ago. Maybe you should verify the information you consume before repeating it as fact.
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by walls 4y ago
You may want to check your modems webpage for obstruction warnings, you shouldn't be seeing frequent pauses if it has clear line of sight.
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by walls 4y ago
This blog seems to start after the hard part. A friend of mine was trying something like this recently and couldn't figure out how to isolate the signal from all the noise around him. I was hoping this would explain even a little bit
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by walls 4y ago
Lets say you have an anti-malware service that sees file1, analyzes it, and decides the file is benign. The service then updates a database saying 'hash xyz has been analyzed and is benign'. Then you send file2 which is actually m
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by walls 5y ago
Requiring any amount of office time completely eliminates the most meaningful advantages of working remotely.
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by walls 5y ago
Resentment from people who have been held mentally hostage by their socialite coworkers who wander around interrupting others for a significant portion of their day.
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by walls 5y ago
It's very likely you're the kind of person who makes everyone want to wfh.
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by walls 5y ago
How exactly do lockdowns impact hospital services?
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by walls 5y ago
A friend of mine uses VoiceAttack in a few VR games and it seems to work decently for triggering actions. Not sure if it's any good at transcription though.
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by walls 5y ago
It also lets you switch between regex implementations in different languages.
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by walls 5y ago
> What’s the common thread here? Your consumption of only hard-right 'news' sources.
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by walls 5y ago
Put some salt on that boot it'll taste better.
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by walls 5y ago
If I had to guess, it's because the Linux desktop is still not good enough for the average user.
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by walls 5y ago
You definitely don't know how progressive tax brackets work.
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by walls 5y ago
You're saving 8 minutes both ways. That's seven days of your life back every year.
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by walls 5y ago
This is about something people will actually use.

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