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by wayfinder 3y ago
If you type everything with interfaces in your codebase, you are much less tied to inheritance. In fact, everyone could be written to be composed. However Java doesn’t support type union so you can get into some ugly and verbose situations
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by wayfinder 3y ago
I hope they succeed. So many people have tried.
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Wouldn’t say tech is there yet. It still needs a lot of human input and direction so slapping it into a video game would just be immersion breaking when it generates something out of character randomly. There’s less impactful ways to implem
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by wayfinder 3y ago
I think cities do this because it’s cheaper. Parking enforcement costs the same whether it’s private or public but you can extract more money out of it by being dirty. It’s a bad look for the city if they’re dirty but if the private company
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Well I got my benefit at half-gigabit by being able to do off-site backups reasonably. It was not as reasonable before. Although a more rare use case, I also throw vids on my media server and my friends and family can browse. It basically o
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by wayfinder 3y ago
The government isn’t pursuing this because of the language. It’s because they think Google legitimately did anti-competitive things. They took down Al Capone not because of the tax evasion but rather because he was a crime lord. Tax evasion
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Still saves a lot of money a lot of time and I've never had a problem with a booking company and I've booked a lot of things via booking companies. That doesn't mean I won't go to a hotel website if it's a chain I h
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Oh I know. I do that all that time. (And in SmartFGit, you can select any two commits.) But I said conceptually and that’s how I see them and it works for me.
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by wayfinder 3y ago
I think Git is conceptually simple... each commit is just conceptually a diff from a previous commit -- possibly from two commits. Branches and tags are just pointers to a commit. A merge is when you join two commits and thus may result in
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Yeah you're right. For some reason I was thinking only NSO had these zero-days, which is not possible.
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by wayfinder 3y ago
This is going to be controversial and I don’t want the Amazon to continue deforestation but it’s not quite fair that both Native Americans and the USA as well as the rest of the world deforested a lot of land already in pursuit of developme
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Every company I’ve worked with has phish baited employees and I’ve never had any problem. It keeps you on your toes and that’s good. What happened in the article — getting access to one person’s MFA one time — is not exactly a catastrophic
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Well all Google needed to do to make it at least a little harder is to encrypt the backup with a password at least. The user can still put in an insecure password but uploading all your 2FA tokens to your primary email unencrypted is basica
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Funny thing — heating a hot water tank is still storing energy in a battery. Charging your car is still putting energy in a battery. And the article mentions that devices sometimes have a built in battery. The article is talks about getting
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by wayfinder 3y ago
I imagine the total cost of installation and ongoing maintenance of all the infrastructure required for this proposed setup for a substantial amount of urban users dwarfs the equivalent total cost of just installing new cabling and the lobb
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by wayfinder 3y ago
The only way Apple could make them report the vulnerability is if the bounty was not far from the amount of profit that NSO is making with their software.
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by wayfinder 3y ago
The most detail: https://casetext.com/case/huy-fong-foods-inc-v-underwood-ran... Collaborating: https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-sriracha-lawsui...
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by wayfinder 3y ago
I went from the 10 to 14 and that was a massive improvement. Highlights (the brightest areas on a scene with both very dark and very bright spots) were massively overblown on the 10. It’s much better on the 14, for example, although you can
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by wayfinder 3y ago
Huy Fong, the “rooster brand” and a family owned company in LA that was sort of an immigrant success story, made a deal with Underwood Farms (also around LA and of which Huy Fong worked with personally since the start of Huy Fong) to buy pe
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by wayfinder 3y ago
OK but you changed, not Apple. Apple was leaving behind older people when you were young, so I don’t see why everyone is entitled to be part of a product’s target market. Some of us do still appreciate these improvements. I greatly apprecia
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by wayfinder 3y ago
What’s something that Colin did that was reckless? Everything he does looks pretty run of the mill for a workshop, but cool.
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by wayfinder 7y ago
I don't think people were ever going to buy in to the platform. I liked Windows Phone, but it had basically no substantial feature that made people think "wow, it's worth it to drop Android and iOS for /this/."