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by yesco 5y ago
Maybe just make a pastebin or something that explains the move and link users to that instead?
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by yesco 6y ago
> IPv6 is overly complex I'm being a bit pedantic about this since you're right that in practice, setting up stuff for IPv6 is in-fact complex since support for it is all over the place. But I want to stress that IPv6 as a prot
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by yesco 6y ago
Might be wrong about this, but I believe how it works in practice is that a tax return just can't be used as evidence in a court of law (for non-tax related reasons). So if the FBI just so happened to obtain these tax returns through s
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by yesco 6y ago
> No, it was explicitly to change the outcome of the election Exactly what part of my comment refutes this? Ultimately the end result of all outcomes I listed (from the perspective of someone who believes the election was stolen, aka not
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by yesco 6y ago
It was my understanding that the entire point of the protest was to publicly demonstrate their frustrations with the voting process. The hope was that such protest would give Trump the political power to do one of the following: 1. Pressure
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by yesco 6y ago
Hate to be that guy, but you could you list some examples of this? I genuinely do not recall any time this has happened so even just a single example would be fine (from a mainstream news outlet).
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by yesco 6y ago
Debatable, not to mention traumatizing to the Train's operator.
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by yesco 6y ago
Actually I believe Chinese propaganda is also allowed on Reddit, atleast without any complaints from the admins
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by yesco 6y ago
I'd argue that the anonymous nature of it is actually what allows it to maintain it's status as "free". By disconnecting everyone from any sort of permanent identity, it totally eliminates the possibility of a user or gr
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by yesco 6y ago
Personally I find them obnoxious, if they weren't glued to the bottom of the screen it'd be better. In fact if they weren't already being blocked by ublock I would have immediately added them to my filter list manually.
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by yesco 6y ago
I'm not sure what you mean, it's not like procrastinating is a mental disorder or permanent disability like being blind. If you are avoiding work that you need to be doing then by definition you are procrastinating, career success
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by yesco 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shouting_fire_in_a_crowded_the...
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by yesco 6y ago
Having used all three in backend systems, I definitely disagree that they have the same problems. Elixir is strongly typed but lacks static typing, in exchange it has a powerful pattern matching system that more than makes up for this probl
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by yesco 7y ago
I was explaining how an official port could perform worse than an unofficial one, so yes "native" would absolutely mean something in this context. It's commonly understood that using the native system interfaces would usually
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by yesco 7y ago
Keep in mind most "native" ports are just crappy, but official, wrappers that just do what proton does but worse. This is why you will see a lot of native ports perform worse, they weren't really native in the first place.
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by yesco 7y ago
This discussion is about Dianne Feinstein, not Pelosi.
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by yesco 7y ago
Isn't that exactly what Erlang's gen_server does or am I missing something?
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by yesco 7y ago
I feel what it really effects is the "signal" itself. Using myself as an example: If Lego had done this properly, it would have come off as more genuine and would have made me respect the company more. I had believed that Lego was
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by yesco 7y ago
You can just put the !g at the end you know, also I'm not sure why you are copy/pasting?
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by yesco 7y ago
> Popper took pains to make clear that he did not mean the expression of intolerant words and ideas, but in fact the opposite: They who must not be tolerated are those who wish to silence discussion and debate
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by yesco 7y ago
Ironically despite there being less choices in an effort to make it easier for that "90%", the amount of tech support friends and family request from me has only increased in the past years. Personally I don't buy the whole &
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by yesco 7y ago
Well I had never heard of httpie before now so thanks for casually dropping that endorsement. Never realized how much I wanted something like this.
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by yesco 7y ago
> How about the free speech rights of the 22 people who died in El Paso? Excellent point, I'm sure we would have done a swell job taking away their rights as well had they survived and had opinions we disagreed with. A very nice fal
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by yesco 7y ago
> is there a problem with wanting to go as far as you can with an idea until you feel like you can't? Lacking integrity is absolutely a problem! This isn't "pedantic", it's a disgrace. I don't recall AWS eve
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by yesco 7y ago
>So far he has been a "free speech absolutist" _aside_ _from_... So not a "free speech absolutist"
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by yesco 7y ago
Personally, I'm both shocked and disappointed over the support people in this thread are giving to Cloudflare over this. This is both ridiculous and unprofessional.
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by yesco 7y ago
A surprising amount of hotel TVs don't have a working HDMI port (disabled via firmware lock). Apparently it's intended to work as an anti-theft mechanism, but personally it just makes me hate the hotel.
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by yesco 7y ago
Wallets are pretty cheap, if I found one with just some business cards and no money I'd in all honestly just toss it in the trash and assume it was litter...
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by yesco 7y ago
I'd argue that FPH was by and large a reaction to that whole "Fat Acceptance" fad that also happened to fade away for the most part. Everytime a member of that "movement" got a lot of attention you would see a lot m
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by yesco 8y ago
You know I've always thought that rivers deserved the right to privacy /s

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