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by zoky 2y ago
Actually, that would be considered a “time, place, and manner” restriction, which has been specifically ruled to be not a violation of the First Amendment.
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by zoky 2y ago
Your best bet is probably iCab, which had its last OS 9 release in 2008. Still pretty old, but you’ll at least have some relatively modern support for stuff like CSS. I used it on OS 9 at the time and it worked pretty well then.
93.
by zoky 2y ago
Bad electrons. Turning off the power lets them drain out.
94.
by zoky 2y ago
Who is a better free-thrower, someone who can hit 20 free throws per minute on Earth, or the same thrower who logged 20 million free throws in the apparent two years he was gone but comes back ready for retirement?
95.
by zoky 2y ago
Cool! Tell AI I’d like eggs over medium with hash browns, bacon, and an English muffin. I’ll just be waiting here for AI to take care of that.
96.
by zoky 2y ago
Why didn’t Intel call the Pentium the 586? Because they added 486+100 on the first one they made and got 585.999999987.
97.
by zoky 2y ago
Seriously, this just seems like a frivolous waste of a precious and rapidly dwindling resource…
98.
by zoky 2y ago
> His brief stint of 1386 days was surprising because not only was he the most technically competent CEO of the last few bad apples at Intel, but he was also among the shortest. Well, how tall is he? And why does it matter? The article
99.
by zoky 2y ago
The system has no way of knowing who you are. It can’t tell if you’re really you, or just someone who walked by and started using your computer while you got up to go to the bathroom. If you really think the threat model is outdated, why no
100.
by zoky 2y ago
Sounds like an opaque, finicky, and non-portable solution to a relatively minor problem.
101.
by zoky 2y ago
It’s exceedingly rare, though. There’s a big difference between accidentally falling to notice a move that is illegal in a complicated situation, and playing a move that may or may not be illegal just because it sounds kinda “chessy”, which
102.
by zoky 2y ago
I’ve been to many USCF rated tournaments and have never once seen or even heard of anyone over the age of 8 try to play an illegal move. It may happen every now and then, but it’s exceedingly rare. LLMs, on the other hand, will gladly play
103.
by zoky 2y ago
> GP was doing this using GUI and TUI so it's a case of having two terminals open to two different machines I assume. Yeah, but that’s exactly the case where it won’t work. pbcopy and pbpaste run locally, so if you’re connected to a
104.
by zoky 2y ago
And of course you can use pbpaste for the inverse. Doesn’t work over SSH though, which is almost certainly how you’d be using this.
105.
by zoky 2y ago
Under certain circumstances, like where machines are not directly accessible to each other and you’re only able to connect by Remote Desktop or something, that’s not actually bad way to do that. But for machines that are on the same network
106.
by zoky 2y ago
I mean, if you’re the type of person who considers using tar and nc to be the obvious way to transfer a directory between two computers…
107.
by zoky 2y ago
> They don't have the land area, nor the population, nor the natural resources. If those are the determining criteria, how do you explain Singapore?
108.
by zoky 2y ago
I think it’s more like Tech Support Sort, as in “Try turning it off and on again and see if it’s sorted”.
109.
by zoky 2y ago
Its weirdness in indexing arrays notwithstanding, Lua is zero of the most important programming languages ever designed.
110.
by zoky 2y ago
Oh, I’ve tried using emulators, but without the actual physical keyboard it’s just not the same.
111.
by zoky 2y ago
The 48GX you mean, but yes. The keyboard on the 48 series was chef's kiss . The keyboard on anything after that was complete dogshit. If it weren't for the crap keyboard I would still be using HP calculators to this day. I blame
112.
by zoky 2y ago
I broke the screen of my HP48GX when it fell in the crack of the passenger seat of my truck about 20 years ago and I am still pissed about it.
113.
by zoky 2y ago
And yet, given the definition and language of origin, most high-level spelling bee participants can make a pretty good guess at spelling a word they may have never seen before. English is phonetic, it just borrows its pronunciation rules
114.
by zoky 2y ago
> I imagine that a washed and disinfected hand without open wounds has no measurable risks To the patient maybe. On the other hand (so to speak), if I were gonna spend my day sticking my fingers in people’s mouths, I’d want to wear glo
115.
by zoky 2y ago
> Running a single IP stack is infinitely simpler and easier than running two concurrently I’d say it’s marginally simpler. Unequivocally it’s quantifiably simpler. But infinitely simpler? That’s a pretty tall claim to make.
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by zoky 2y ago
> You may think of this as "dumbing-down" your writing, but you don't get bonus points for saying utilizing instead of using. Can you please summarize this? We ain't got all day to read this 21-word-long textwall.
117.
by zoky 2y ago
Publishers also told me that Napster was destroying their business. And before that, VCRs. Public libraries too, for that matter. Do you always believe what publishers tell you?
118.
by zoky 2y ago
Okay… so? Why should I use or not use something on the basis of how you think other people might use it?
119.
by zoky 2y ago
Okay, so how does it do that exactly? As I said, I’m still clicking through, just as I was when all Google gave me was a text extract of each link. What’s the difference now? If anything, I’m more likely to click through, because I trust
120.
by zoky 2y ago
I never trusted the Google search results enough not to click through and verify their accuracy when it mattered, but I still like using Google? Not sure what your point is here.

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