xori

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by xori 10y ago
You mean 9 to 6
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by xori 10y ago
Really, people. Are we seriously doing this...
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by xori 10y ago
Garbage in, Garbage out.
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by xori 10y ago
This title should be changed to a less "click bait" one.
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by xori 10y ago
I think the point of Duo isn't to require a signup. Your phone number is the only thing required which lowers the barrier. You still have to download it of course..
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by xori 10y ago
The bar is low.
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by xori 10y ago
My issue with gene editing is the problems you could be creating at the end of the lifetime of the person. What happens when you've ensured no heart disease, but have guaranteed them alzheimers. Who is to blame? The now dead scientist
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by xori 10y ago
Same, author glosses over important details and is clearly biased. I agree with the spirit of the article but the execution is flawed.
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by xori 10y ago
While I agree this is a loss of trust I think this is a total logical move from Microsoft. Windows 7 first came out in 2009, and they can't afford to keep supporting an old OS in today's market. And leaving their users with an uns
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by xori 10y ago
“Older men declare war. But it is youth that must fight and die.”
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by xori 10y ago
I'm interested to see how effective the EME is to prevent illicit copying of media. YouTube and Netflix both use DRM now but it doesn't stop youtube-dl or pirate WEB-DL rips from netflix from existing.
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by xori 10y ago
I think mark_l_watson has a point, when it comes to renting or streaming content DRM is the publisher's method of control. It's when I purchase a single player game that is online only that I get angry.
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by xori 11y ago
And now I wait for a poor soul to summarize those 100 pages in a paragraph or two.
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by xori 11y ago
𝕋𝕙𝕚𝕤 𝕚𝕤 𝕒𝕞𝕒𝕫𝕚𝕟𝕘.
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by xori 11y ago
Yes, but I hardly consider most online news articles from these 17 sites to be "journalism" either.
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by xori 11y ago
I'm still surprised that Google hasn't been pushing Dart harder than it has.
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by xori 11y ago
Pretty sure they didn't actually serve malware and that news sites just made the click-bait title for clicks. http://www.ghettoforensics.com/2016/03/of-malware-and-adware...
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by xori 11y ago
I agree, which github now does for you https://github.com/blog/2141-squash-your-commits
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by xori 11y ago
I don't really see what's different. Both github and gerrit have voting and you're still creating a pull request like in github. The only difference is that this pull request is restricted to a single commit. Not very flexibl
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by xori 11y ago
My safe space has bully proof windows. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXQkXXBqj_U