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Comment #43906289
Requiring a fullscreen window stops almost all possible abuses, though, as you cannot do this from a background process.
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Comment #41273032
When working remotely, you're often allowed to pick between employment and b2b contracts, which is essentially the same thing.
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Comment #40647112
And when I have to access a 2FA protected account, like my bank or email, I do what?
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Comment #39429259
> Europe's GDPR makes the entire EU two-party consent False. A business might be required to inform you that they are recording, but many EU member states have one-party consent la…
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Comment #38734352
I should suggest warptorio here: https://mods.factorio.com/mod/warptorio2
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Comment #38550791
Again, you're confusing models here. "source of trust" is a technical term, and not a judgement about trustworthiness.
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Comment #38092825
This is an open source game from my childhood which is somewhat similar: https://github.com/suomipelit/ultimatetapankaikki/
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Comment #37281654
> I bet some of y'all blocking YT ads are paying for Spotify. That's just bad planning [..] Because it's trivial to block youtube ads. There are no decent free Spotify alternatives…
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Comment #36192054
18? That's ridiculous. I'd understand 14, but at 18 it's not too rare to live alone and have a full time job. And even before, access to maps or Wikipedia is generally quite useful…
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Comment #35672322
This is called Server Sent Events, SSE for short. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Server-sent...
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Comment #35608526
> The only way to prevent that would be a fully trustless "cell" structure where none of conspirators know each other, which has never been done in real life. When properly done, s…
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Comment #35407198
This is already occurred, in some limited from. See quicks mode [1], for instance. Also there is WebAssembly, which should be the replacement for JS. At some point a good-enough UI…
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Comment #35354257
Also: https://xkcd.com/978/
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Comment #35291497
I'd guess 90% dev jobs don't involve any algo knowledge more complicated than "should I pick a list or hashmap" or "which columns need indices". They involve converting business lo…
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Comment #35171894
This essentially equivalent to Roko's basilisk, which is not regarded as an useful argument
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Comment #35149791
How hard can it be to keep a many-to-many mapping between account ids and skin ids, and then make a way to transfer those between accounts, potentially for some fee? Steam has had …
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Comment #34970684
Likely the new EU Digital Markets Act, which requires interoperabilty from messaging applications.
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Comment #34753298
Consider having to decide between a 20 min trip by car, or 1 hour trip by train, and the car driving has 100x serious accident probability. However, you save 40 minutes if you driv…
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Comment #34214617
Colonizing Mars is going to be easier than solving tragedy of the commons.
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Comment #33689159
Do that once, and nobody will pay the full price again. They'll just be waiting for the next discount.
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Comment #33651108
Mass scale political manipulation? See Brexit, for instance.
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Comment #33068730
Life has no meaning. We are all as insignificant as grains of sand on a beach. Uniqueness is a big lie that everyone wants to believe. If you enjoy watching netflix more than doing…
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Comment #32997479
I've never had my ID checked by potential employer, except when the job requires security clearance. This is in europe, though.
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Comment #32917396
They are likely selling all cars they can produce. Why would they sell them at cheaper price point?
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Comment #32881865
SIMD intrinsics exist, although currently require nightly compiler on non-x86 targets: https://doc.rust-lang.org/1.29.0/core/arch/x86/index.html Inline assembly: https://rust-lang.…