zchrykng

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   by zchrykng 7y ago

   Still is. Just randomly fails.
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   by zchrykng 7y ago

   Everything warrants skepticism until proven otherwise. Especially things that are being given out for free. Google might be operating on the up and up, but Google is just a large collection of people and some of them will be ethically lacki
3. 153.▲
   by zchrykng 7y ago

   Conversely, the Chinese government is probably willing to bend over backwards to make sure nothing happens to Obama's brother because of the political nightmare it would be for them.
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   by zchrykng 7y ago

   This tool allows removing the DRM from Kindle books. [1] This tool allows removing the DRM from Audible books. [2] [1]: https://apprenticealf.wordpress.com/2019/03/30/dedrm-tools-6... [2]: https://
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   by zchrykng 7y ago

   I think the point is to make sure you know what you are doing. That declaring a new variable should always be an intentional act, and this makes assignments to typoed variable names error rather than just creating a new variable.
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   Amazon unveils first batch of casting for The Wheel of Time adaptation(arstechnica.com)

   1 points by zchrykng 7y ago|0 comments
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   American kids would much rather be YouTubers than astronauts(arstechnica.com)

   8 points by zchrykng 7y ago|2 comments
8. 158.▲
   by zchrykng 7y ago

   They are more than welcome to block me from viewing their content. I just won't read their malware infested site.
9. 159.▲
   by zchrykng 8y ago

   This one? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18408063
10. 160.▲
    by zchrykng 8y ago

    Yeah, no. I'm not letting anyone I don't know access any part of my network/connection.
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    by zchrykng 8y ago

    I'm not sure how this is supposed to represent a "better world". Personally this seems like a dystopian nightmare.
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    Better Worlds: Skin City(theverge.com)

    1 points by zchrykng 8y ago|1 comments
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    by zchrykng 8y ago

    A more accurate title would be "Someone who once tweeted something negative about vaccines dies, probably from Swine Flue", but it wouldn't get the clicks. Maybe take the grave dancing and bury it deep inside where no one els
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    Overcast 5.1 with Instant Search(marco.org)

    3 points by zchrykng 8y ago|1 comments
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    by zchrykng 8y ago

    My objection is more about how it was handled on a communication and technical level than any of the specifics of switching to Python 3 over 2.
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    by zchrykng 8y ago

    If the app doesn't want to ask permission before gathering my data, they can pound sand.
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    by zchrykng 8y ago

    Really not a fan of the removal of options, imo it is one of the greatest perks of homebrew. Can I manually build my own software? Yes. Do I want to have to maintain a tap for every single thing I want to use options on? No, I do not. This
18. 168.▲
    by zchrykng 8y ago

    I'm seriously considering it. I have several formula installed with options and I really don't want to have to go through every formula I currently have installed and see if they decided to "bless" the options I need&#x2
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    by zchrykng 8y ago

    I talking about the original comment I was responding to. You specifically said that it "imputes innocent people as criminals". This implies that they are innocent which they are not. I never said that it shouldn't be legaliz
20. 170.▲
    by zchrykng 8y ago

    Never disagreed with that. I'm just objecting to the usage of "innocent" in this context.
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    by zchrykng 8y ago

    The same argument could be made for anything. Not paying your taxes is only illegal because there is a law that says you have to. You can't just define words to have whatever meaning you want. If you agree that they did something illeg
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    by zchrykng 8y ago

    Resistance is futile, you will be assimilated. (sorry couldn't resist, and don't know where the c++ implementation is)
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    by zchrykng 8y ago

    People who break the law are by definition not "innocent". You might disagree with the laws/penalties, but anyone who knowingly violates the law is categorically not innocent.
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    by zchrykng 8y ago

    Have you looked at apps by David Smith? Pedometer++, Workouts++, etc. They integrate with Apple's Health app, but don't sync anything on their own. And Apple's health app is encrypted to your device.
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    by zchrykng 8y ago

    I almost purchased before downloading it just because of how much I trust you and your team to make high quality software, and as a way to throw more money in your direction. Been messing with it for a few minutes and it is awesome. Been lo
26. 176.▲
    by zchrykng 8y ago

    And some of us buy it and then decrypt it.
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    by zchrykng 8y ago

    Pretty sure safari extensions need to be native at this point... They are apps through the mac app store, if I remember correctly.
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    by zchrykng 8y ago

    Maybe if Apple didn't charge many times more than credit card processors to handle payments, developers wouldn't be trying to avoid getting robbed.
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    by zchrykng 8y ago

    Authy at least will let you "recover" your account by them sending a text message to the associated phone number. Tap the link in the message and presto, 2FA codes.
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    by zchrykng 8y ago

    And a horrible keyboard. So decidedly a mixed bag.