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koko775

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    Comment #18611085

    > You can't speak for that other person. Let them respond for themselves. Sounds like you're more interested in competing with someone than talking about ideas. > Would you really …

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    Comment #18610845

    > At this point, I don't even feel obligated to remember it all -- I can trust myself enough. We do that with "evil" people in our lives, too. We don't remember every dirty detail.…

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    Comment #18512712

    Yes- IIRC NCIS self-consciously tried to see how ridiculous they could make it.

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    Comment #18334043

    Big nope. Biggest nope. At the time I was super enthusiastic to try out (many years ago at this point), it wasn't open source so I decided to wait it out. Later, I decided to try i…

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    Comment #18099519

    MS yes, via LinkedIn (at least)

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    Comment #17411812

    EternalTerminal does though, and it integrates better with tmux.

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    Comment #17351815

    Because large companies give the promos as trailing indicators of performance, meaning that to be promoted requires an acknowledgment of prior sustained performance at that level. …

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    Comment #17286575

    It can and has been done multiple times in the past - AsyncDisplayKit -> Texture is the one that immediately comes to mind as it happened after open-sourcing.

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    Comment #17202722

    It's a closed system too, though.

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    Comment #16909226

    that's what disabling your account is for, but deletion is deletion.

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    Comment #16763165

    Not outlandish, but also not aware of any evidence: https://slate.com/technology/2018/02/facebooks-influence-has...

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    Comment #16763144

    Can you cite any sources? What I've heard was that virality for apps drove off a cliff in 2014.

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    Comment #16758392

    The friends-of-friends change happened in 2014. Cambridge Analytica's method stopped working back then as apps could no longer acquire permission to query friends of friends.

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    Comment #16756720

    Coin sorting machines scan money you put in coin tubes, too.

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    Comment #16616633

    Assuming he's the same person as back then but hides it better, do you think that his true self thinking people are dumb to give an unknown and untrusted online service their infor…

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    Comment #16616570

    Raw, unfiltered me fifteen years ago was probably a misogynistic "nice guy" on a regular basis. Raw unfiltered me right now is all for feminism and social justice, and hates the sh…

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    Comment #16569446

    I wouldn't be too worried about that. OpenXR is still baking, but I think it'll help the API issue when it's ready.

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    Comment #16545906

    Welp, time to uninstall. I like Keybase a lot, but there are zero ways in which I want my crypto to mix with my cryptocurrency.

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    Comment #16302684

    > 'well, time to upgrade it' Won't happen. It's a dev board, not a computer like you'd purchase. If you come in expecting a computer instead of a sort-of-not-broken work in progres…

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    Comment #16051084

    I've been one of those people. Sending money home to parents who were barely holding on to their home, and with health conditions that insurance terminated coverage for, combined w…

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    Comment #15956609

    Been running WordPress with WordFence, Akismet antispam, and CloudFlare on a site that gets a sizable amount of traffic. No hacks yet - it's not the same insecure mess it was a dec…

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    Comment #15841035

    > genuinely a surprise to the manufacturer ...which came as a result of sloppy quality control...

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    Comment #15785806

    Well...at least it's not OpenStack! Out of the couple of stacks I tried, kops was the easiest to set up. Juju and kubeadm were so-so.

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    Comment #15585750

    It's the first result not only on Google but DuckDuckGo as well. Do you not search for unfamiliar terms?

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    Comment #15291416

    Unfortunately that logic seems to lead to a strategy of FUD in the direction of a different patent license, which if that approach is validated then leads to being less open doesn'…