yard2010

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by yard2010 2y ago
Working with c/cpp in uni exploded my mind. It's such a specific humbling experience that has a bit of anything I love - engineering, history, culture, linguistics, etc. It made me think that anyone should know and try every possi
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by yard2010 2y ago
Detoxifying social media is like detoxifying cyanide IMHO. You end up with nothing of real use.
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by yard2010 2y ago
Can they also make it illegal to use evil methods such as making the CTA label "cancel" and mean "cancel the process, not your subscription"
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by yard2010 2y ago
Literally or figuratively?
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by yard2010 2y ago
> Now Twitter is gone anyway, its public APIs have shut down, and the site has been replaced with an oligarch's plaything, a spam-infested right-wing cesspool called X God I hate this dystopic timeline we live in.
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by yard2010 2y ago
Bullshit translation: We quit. You didn't give us a real offer, so we're out. We still believe in the company, but you have too much control, so we're leaving to avoid a fight. We did our best, but it's time to go.
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by yard2010 2y ago
Lazydocker too. I'm not affiliated, just in love
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by yard2010 2y ago
I'm curious, can't do both?
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by yard2010 2y ago
"When your boss is asking how are you when you're sick, he doesn't really care about you. He's thinking 'this asshole lying in bed costing me the money'"
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by yard2010 2y ago
And if you're slipping you can't dip in
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by yard2010 2y ago
I think that trademark has to go with a specific product. Like there's Apple computers and the other Apple. Or is it Macintosh? I can't remember
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by yard2010 2y ago
Good thing he didn't call it "me and my stepbro are playing with each other's antennas"
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by yard2010 2y ago
What do you mean unnecessary, I saved king Casimir twice, random people at the tavern are talking about it every single day.
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by yard2010 2y ago
I am that get of my lawn guy, no shame. You are 100% correct and I do call for bs like government intervention, as the lesser evil, ofc. See what happened with tobacco. IMO it's the same.
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by yard2010 2y ago
You don't understand. In this culture if you have enough money no does not mean no. You have less laws to care about. In some cases you ARE the law.
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by yard2010 2y ago
That's gross. IMHO, ofc. A bit like scientology or crusade-age Christianity, you know it's wrong, but you can't argue with the success, so y not?
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by yard2010 2y ago
Did their CEO insist on hearings that they are part of the royal family? Also - is Burger King a nonprofit organization? They just want to feed the people? Saviors of the human kind?
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by yard2010 2y ago
Facebook created products to induce mental illness for the lolz (and bank accounts I guess?) of the lizards behind it[0] IMHO people like these are the most dangerous to human society, because unlike regular criminals, they find their ways
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by yard2010 2y ago
Rule number one of chain of thoughts.. :)
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by yard2010 2y ago
Yes that is right! That is cancerous. Apple, not paying the peanuts as a bounty, is fully responsible for spreading these terminal diseases.
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by yard2010 2y ago
With tech giants there's really no win win, only 1 win. They win either way. So why bother?
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by yard2010 2y ago
> If the attacker-specified file already exists, then the specified file will be saved with the name “PoC.txt-2”. However, if the event/attachment sent by the attacker is later deleted the file with the original name (PoC.txt) will
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by yard2010 2y ago
I would argue: that's just the tip of the iceberg. This is how it works. In a system in which there are external motivations (power, money, number of citations etc.) it's a problem of incentives, and should be solved by putting th
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by yard2010 2y ago
Even if it is, it happens months or years later, with today's interest rates you would still end up with a debt unless you have the capital. I'm not even talking about the emotional toll and stress, especially when you're the
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by yard2010 2y ago
That's scary, really. Having no money for this means you can't afford to fight these criminal crooks. Is this how this works in europe too?
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by yard2010 2y ago
Thank you John! This repo has a little of everything I love: art, engineering, history, but mostly art. It's truly inspiring.
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by yard2010 2y ago
I'm using Vivaldi mobile on my Android phone and it changed my life for the best. It has a builtin ad blocker (like every browser should have, unless there is a conflict of interests). No more cancer when casually browsing the web. It&
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by yard2010 2y ago
Google is blocking the Chrome adblockers that won't take money for whitelisting their ads. So much for "don't be evil". https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/08/chromes-manifest-v3-...
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by yard2010 2y ago
AFAIR it's against their code, they do have strict rules regarding their ads. But it's funny I remember adsense fighting the bs fraud ads on the internet, only to become the bs fraud themselves..
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by yard2010 2y ago
In theory, you mean. Keep it in theory, that's all I'm saying.

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