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by zetanor 9mo ago
So, how many bitcoins to a pizza would that be?
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by zetanor 9mo ago
Since 2019, I've used SingleFile (or equivalent; browsers' Save to HTML and Print to PDF features) to keep potentially ephemeral pages in a folder that I pick stuff out when I feel like it, pruning entries that have lost relevance
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by zetanor 9mo ago
To clear up any confusion, let's compromise at a 1012-byte kilobyte.
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by zetanor 9mo ago
I can recognize behaviors, just like everybody else. Columnists don't add affiliate parameters but they're incentivized or required to place the base links there by the publication they work for. Would you prefer that I clap like
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by zetanor 9mo ago
There is no actionable advice other than "get something durable". Nothing about filtration grades and classes, about particle sizes to worry about, about how filter choice affects longevity, breathability, stamina, etc. Were I to
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by zetanor 9mo ago
The Brown-Red Scare is the largest contemporary failure in media literacy.
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by zetanor 9mo ago
After sitting through the first two minutes of hysterics, I started skipping around and the video is just the opening ceremony for FOSDEM. Probably see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46846970 (or https://ne
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by zetanor 9mo ago
The gusto to post an Amazon affiliate listicle?
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by zetanor 9mo ago
What might you call a sort of Dunbar's number that counts not social links, but rather the number of things to which a person must actively refuse consent to?
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by zetanor 9mo ago
RPG designates a game with less reliance on a player's actual execution and more reliance on their character's simulated execution. Video games aside, plenty of people run full TTRPG campaigns without ever meaningfully engaging in
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by zetanor 9mo ago
It's whistleblowing if I agree, doxing if I disagree, of course.
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by zetanor 10mo ago
There's a difference between merely existing in public, versus vying for attention in a venue where several brands of "aim this at a patron to see them in a bikini" machines are installed.
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by zetanor 10mo ago
The best use of generative AI is as an excuse for everyone to stop posting pictures of themselves (or of their children, or of anyone else) online. If you don't overshare (and don't get overshared), you can't get Grok'd.
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by zetanor 10mo ago
My buddy saw a sign on a gun store where they had a "3 for the price of 2" promotion on M240 machine guns, like who in their right mind would need two of these, let alone three? They proudly displayed "No ID Checks" in t
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by zetanor 10mo ago
The Algo™ does solve the problem of turning man-hours into 3 dollars per hour of shareholder value.
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by zetanor 10mo ago
In theory, libertarian-type approaches seem reasonable when you model for cooperative actors. In practice, however, you hit tragedies of the commons and severe first-mover disadvantages. Well-meaning parents who ban teenagers from social me
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by zetanor 10mo ago
> Aspiration: doing for AI what we did for the web. > Strength: $1.3B in reserves + diverse operating models (product, deep tech, venture, philanthropy) make Mozilla unusually free to bet long-term. > Strategy: Pillar 1: AI. Pillar
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by zetanor 11mo ago
That's only because most people don't write.
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by zetanor 11mo ago
It's a failure for higher education, yes.
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by zetanor 11mo ago
If a university's administration overlooks a complete failure of the student selection process, it's easy to imagine that it may well overlook a complete failure of the professor selection process. The price of admission is also w
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by zetanor 11mo ago
So, what happens if you accidentally drill through your car's LTE modem while doing an oil change?
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by zetanor 11mo ago
I would love to know what sequence of characters you normally use in place of an em-dash to express the same nuance of relationship and timing.
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by zetanor 11mo ago
Make it mine crypto to actually generate heat.
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by zetanor 11mo ago
The Internet saves a lot more on storage and bandwidth costs by not shipping an XSLT implementation with every browser than it does by allowing Joe's Blog to present XML as an index.
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by zetanor 11mo ago
To make a comment like this, I imagine that you've set up BIOS security (password, case intrusion detection...), that you check your keyboard wire end-to-end daily, that you use a USB device whitelist, that you regularly check for hidd
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by zetanor 11mo ago
The hash is 24 bytes. Even without an input character limit, you're likely to find tons of valid aliases for your 1000-character password within the 72-byte password space.
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by zetanor 11mo ago
Rotated into pain and suffering indeed.
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by zetanor 11mo ago
They're "sorry", they want to be "transparent" and "accountable", they want your "trust", but not enough to publicly explain what happened or what kind of data got taken (is a full CRM backup fro
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by zetanor 1y ago
Because it's less expensive to send a few e-mails than to provide customer support to everyone who forgets their password.
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by zetanor 1y ago
The problem is that every single public money drive using the "Firefox" brand since at least 2018 has been for the exclusive benefit of the Mozilla Foundation NGO, not the Mozilla Corporation entity which develops Firefox. Don

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