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by z3c0 5y ago
Nice! It's about time. Too bad they spent almost two decades doing the opposite, or I'd still have my account.
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by z3c0 5y ago
Do you retain ownership of the files upon cancelling your membership? If not, I wouldn't consider that "acquiring" so much as "borrowing".
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by z3c0 5y ago
This take seems very slanted towards new CD sales. I listen to a lot of underground music (namely black metal, hip-hop, and the like), and not only are CD's selling out regularly, so are cassettes. Once they've sold out, they hit
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by z3c0 5y ago
All great questions, and I'll preface my response to saying that the true answers to these problems would have to be addressed in the "industry-specific brainstorming" that I mentioned. The results could look wildly different
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by z3c0 5y ago
I don't consider forking to be a problem, though it very frequently gets treated like it's some silver bullet to the blockchain concept. Forking is the democratic nature of the system at work. A few key players in the system are n
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by z3c0 5y ago
And you've set yourself up for an answer;) I think any adversarial system has something to gain from blockchain. When participants of a system are naturally pitted against one another due to being competitors (a la engaging in a zero-s
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by z3c0 5y ago
Blockchains are cool. Very, very cool. Merkle trees on their own are pretty cool, and blockchains are just a Merkle tree hashed into a chain-like structure to create work for decentralized verification. This is a very clever concept, and
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by z3c0 5y ago
I think what it's actually showing (per Section 6.1) is that Amazon is using wishy-washy language to give the impression that they are not using voice recordings to build ad profiles on users[1]. They instead claim that it's for &
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by z3c0 5y ago
It's in their interest. I've scraped a lot, and it's not easy to build a reliable process on. Why parse a human interface when there's an application interface available?
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by z3c0 5y ago
Have you considered setting up an API to allow the bots to get what they want without hammering your front-end servers?
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by z3c0 5y ago
I've noticed a substantial difference between the breast size of whole chickens vs the boneless chicken breasts that you see in large packs in common grocery stores. A boneless breast will sometimes have more than twice the meat as a b
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by z3c0 5y ago
Glad I could help! I would hate for someone to miss out on what has so far been my favorite feature of NoScript.
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by z3c0 5y ago
I think you nailed it - I am indeed on 11. So good news! It looks like NoScript is attentive to user needs. Edit: seeing your edit - the plot thickens. I'm on 11.4.4 - any difference there?
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by z3c0 5y ago
Maybe I'm still misunderstanding, but when configuring the domain in the custom settings, it does allow you to limit the custom rules to only the site you're currently on, via the "Enable these capabilities when top page matc
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by z3c0 5y ago
> Unfortunately NoScript has a limitation that you can't tell it to "only TRUST javascript from example.com when I'm visiting example.com" I was under the impression that the custom option allowed this. Am I misunders
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by z3c0 5y ago
And I am refuting the refutation by "knowing exactly what". Turtles all the way down. Do you see how silly this is yet? The comment you are defending is - logically - about as valid as not saying anything at all, which is exactly
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by z3c0 5y ago
With a specific claim demonstrating a contrary phenomenon, one would think. "Vague claims" aren't some rhetorical ace-in-the-hole. They can be argued against, presumably better than "you're wrong, and you should f
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by z3c0 5y ago
I think one could argue that your comment adds much less to the conversation. It's basically just "you're wrong, because I said so." Maybe - since you have a decade of material to draw from - you could offer a counter-ex
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by z3c0 5y ago
I don't know if that's exactly the claim they are making, but I can certainly attest to their timeline. It was a day-night shift from "Bernie or Bust" to "Eww Bernie Bros are gross". Putting my own politics asi
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by z3c0 5y ago
I'm curious what the implications would be for solar panels, or for any device that outputs excess thermal energy (like our computers). Would a solid device like this allow recapturing some of the energy that would otherwise be lost?
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by z3c0 5y ago
It's a bit odd to indict Mullvad for not doing anything about nefarious actors using their service, as the whole selling point of their service is that they don't keep track of who is up to what. If they start policing user traffi
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by z3c0 5y ago
Personally, I don't understand why a browser needs payment functionality at all, P2P or not.
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by z3c0 5y ago
Eighteen-year-old female
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by z3c0 5y ago
Yes. I've worked a couple of jobs that had a lakehouse with transforms written in notebooks. Usually sitting on a data lake, with processing handled by a Spark cluster. I've much preferred it to the ETL tools of yore, even if Spar
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by z3c0 5y ago
Only if you assume that I look down on those I'm speaking of. I don't. It's an entirely human thing to do, and something most people will find themselves doing at some point.
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by z3c0 5y ago
You're not alone in this. I find it a very tired, unoriginal perspective to keep asserting how dumb other people are. At the end of the day, the simplest human brains are still a marvel of science and computational complexity. The fact
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by z3c0 5y ago
Look at the flipside, and it's pretty obvious. "We need to kill more zerglings" could trigger an algorithm detecting calls for violence, and maybe invoke feelings of concern in anybody who doesn't know what a zergling is
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by z3c0 5y ago
That's the goal of Bitcoin and other deflationary cryptocurrencies, but not all cryotocurrencies adhere to that tenant.
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by z3c0 5y ago
I started out a little curmudgeonly about the style, but was won over by Persona 5: https://www.atlus.com/persona5/home.html It's messy, chaotic, and feels like something from the late 90's/early 00&#x27
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by z3c0 5y ago
Done https://gitlab.com/z3c0/oghma_infinium/-/commit/88027ae48af1...

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