xfitm3

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by xfitm3 5y ago
I'm interested to hear folks prediction on the future of the language. As a greyhair I've seen many languages come and go. I don't want to sound pessimistic but the idea of trading one set of problems for another isn't n
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by xfitm3 5y ago
And forcing law abiding citizens to foot the bill.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
Where is the evidence and citations to cases from other platforms?
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by xfitm3 5y ago
And you use the Fair Credit Reporting Act to force them to validate the debt or cease collection activity. For small amounts they will not go through legal hoops.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
Remember Mozilla is ultimately a non profit and must spend a healthy percentage of their income every year. Mozilla is just representing the collective self interest of those it employs. People wanting to keep their cushy job.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
It's unfortunate but I think "communities of color" are the new "think of the children". It will be used to masquerade motivations under the guise of the social justice flavor of the decade ultimately undermining th
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by xfitm3 5y ago
In my experience disk i/o is the biggest bottleneck. It used to be sync()ing writes to disk for strict consistency but that's been pushed down to the DB now. I just looked at my DB systems and CPU is low but disk is nearly pegged.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
Commercial buildings have CO2 sensors and minimum fresh air requirements. High levels of CO2 do cause problems for humans. Here you go: https://www.fsis.usda.gov/sites/default/files/media_file/202... ht
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by xfitm3 5y ago
No thanks.. I will keep my physical license.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
I cannot receive the vaccine due to a medical condition and I can't wait for group B to get the same first-class citizen privileges as group A. I've been sick, recovered, and have some form of resistance.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
Social media, news media, and virtually all entertainment driven mobile/web applications are responsible for this. I think that engagement could be the cigarette of our era. I think it won't be common to realize just how bad it is
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by xfitm3 5y ago
To be fair Ford issued a recall for the fire risk and the owner didn't take it in to get fixed. > as a result of the blaze, much of it was trashed, all over a 2002 Ford Escape under recall.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
Is aljazeera.com the only outlet willing to cover this aspect of Apple's decision? It seems like the US media is effectively ignoring the complaints.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
Citation for pervasive content scanning?
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by xfitm3 5y ago
It not only examines all processes and arguments - it leverages the microphone to act on ultrasonic cues for "integrations". Zoom is a privacy dumpster fire. https://devforum.zoom.us/t/ultrasonic-connection&#x
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by xfitm3 5y ago
Assuming this is iOS doesn't the native screen sharing capability handle that?
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by xfitm3 5y ago
Mozilla has a substantial payroll and those folks need to justify their pay, so we see all kinds of changes introduced for the sake of change. It's not just Mozilla, it's the broader mature software industry.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
They are a logistics company, not a financial company. I have no affiliation with Carvana but I am familiar with the market they operate in.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
Used car prices are skyrocketing. It's a function of the market. Compare apples to apples - used prices are higher on other sites, too.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
Backpage had a staff of ~75 employees dedicated to manually reviewing all adult ads and they were the #1 source of trafficking tips until they were shut down and the owner jailed. They truly did good work and were an unfortunate casualty of
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by xfitm3 5y ago
Reddit was a bastion of free speech but it's suffered a steep decline in quality and content. It's a toxic place with heavy handed dark UI patterns: they've lost their minds over there.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
To the contrary: people are moving to FL or TX precisely because of the lack of government response. There are plenty of people who want to see that government intervention is kept to an absolute minimum.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
I absolutely left California due to politics, and I will never return because of it. The bay area is full of batshit crazy whackos.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
What about if the person cannot receive the vaccine due to a known and accepted risk? Are antibodies a suitable alternative?
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by xfitm3 5y ago
What about those who've been ill, recovered, and have natural antibodies?
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by xfitm3 5y ago
I once had to buy a macbook in ATL because mine suffered a charge failure. I copied what data I needed over with the remaining battery life and continued my trip. I couldn't return it after without flying to ATL.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
It's cost effective. There is separation of duty and the food is scanned just like luggage.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
These are often operated by companies like HMS or OTG and simply license the brand from local businesses. In my opinion they rarely recreate the experience of the real establishment.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
HMS is worse than OTG. I would avoid HMS as much as possible due to consistent poor quality. I also don't care about cost due to expense account, except when traveling for pleasure.
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by xfitm3 5y ago
I think this is a conflict of interest, ultimately. There should be separation of duties. You need guardrails in place, and you have to hire to manage these guardrails. In my experience development members know enough to be dangerous, and t

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