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itsajoke
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Comment #23121570
Speak for yourself. I've been feeling pretty empty lately.
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Comment #23121550
That was supposed to be a joke!? I don't think Hans Reiser got that it was a joke either.
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Comment #23118227
This never happens to me.
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Comment #23109376
Okay, I heard wrong. It turns out it was Zoom that acquired Keybase. I think Zork acquired some other company. You don't have to down vote me over it. Everybody makes mistakes.
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Comment #23109352
All your Keybase are belong to Zoom.
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Comment #23109344
I heard Zork acquired Keybase!
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Comment #23106569
This article rings very true to me. I once gave away a donut I had bought to a friend. I've regretted that mistake for almost 70 years now. Just think, I could be eating that donut…
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Comment #23099651
Although like many I probably would prefer a traditional cursor, I appreciate that people are exploring the possibilities of the space. I hate change for its own sake. But there ar…
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Comment #23094878
I know these consent warnings are generally considered an annoyance, as well as dangerous due to consent fatigue. Not to mention the little hacks I've seen POCs of where clicking t…
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Comment #23090867
This was interesting enough that I subscribed to Smithsonian Magazine. Thanks for the recommendation!
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Comment #23088131
I would have expected a post Morton for a salt incident.
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Comment #23088126
I once worked at a place where a minor piece of cloud infra got exploited. All the attacker did was run a monero miner on it.
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Comment #23088105
Well, that was mildly annoying. I finally got through and it threw up a bunch of nonsensical alert boxes and then redirected me to a rickroll.
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Comment #23087297
The performance on my phone makes me sad. PixiJS can barely hit 30 fps and the others do worse than that. FWIW, I have a Pixel 2 phone and I'm using Firefox.
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Comment #23063009
I think I sussed out the secret sauce from that Benq website. They're using the experimental getCoalescedEvents [1] function to uncollapse the mouse events! [1] https://developer.m…
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Comment #23062335
I did a little research into this. This website [1] mentions something I'd never heard of before. That some browsers "collapse" real mouse events into fewer "fake" events that tie …
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Comment #23062103
I love this, but it suffers from an issue I've observed in my own attempts to make mouse-based drawing tools in the browser with JavaScript. If you move your mouse too quickly, the…
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Comment #23061755
This is fantastic! I love it! I only wish there was a website that helped me to locate hot reloadable structs in my area.
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Comment #23061660
I wish it could work in reverse. I want my lighting to control my toothbrush.
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Comment #23061595
A prerequisite of having scruples is being human. The jury is still out on whether Mark Zuckerberg qualifies.
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Comment #23060755
As I read this, all I could think of was Facebook circa 2009 and Farmville. Be very careful what you wish for.
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Comment #23060651
As long as a language can still run, it's not dead. It might just be napping. Anecdote: when I saw that Python 2.x was reaching end of support, the contrarian in me thought, "final…
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Comment #23052949
They forgot to mention Windows and MacOS.
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Comment #23052851
As apposed to Yung Venuz. Paging Vlambeer.
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Comment #23044433
Time flies like an arrow. People in a recession will eat a banana.