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mieko
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About mieko
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Comment #47092565
I wonder this too about X: when I sundowned my Twitter account when I started seeing 80% "no question literal nazi-posting" by bluechecks on my feed, I unfollowed everyone and kept…
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Comment #46824417
For 3D, the return of in-engine inverse kinematic nodes (SkeletonModifier3D descendants) has been a big deal for me. The old 3.x system was a mess, so it was dropped in 4.0. The co…
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Comment #43834270
For contrast: Chrome, a piece of software which has a huge amount of attackable surface area, and lives in a spot with insane stakes if a vulnerability is found, checks for updates…
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Comment #43832992
For people finding this thread via web search in the future: screen.studio is macOS screen recording software that checks for updates every five minutes. Somehow, that alone is NOT…
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Comment #42540368
I don't know where you're from, but in the US, the average spot I'd be killing time in is surrounded by acres of parking lots and a busy stroad or two. A Tamagotchi or 1980s pocket…
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Comment #42278388
If you're into this, here's my 2014 breakdown of the Silk Road CAPTCHA: https://github.com/mieko/sr-captcha
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Comment #37828504
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Comment #34609043
> keen to find out who was responsible at the lowest level It's funny how profit flows up, but legal responsibility trickles down.
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Comment #34326747
MIT's Living Wage calculator is mentioned in the article. It's a great project. A while back, I toyed with a project which needed to propose/estimate hourly labor prices for a serv…
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Comment #34011591
If you're being micromanaged to the point of "allowed" CSS selectors, perhaps you should branch out a bit?
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Comment #33920296
> I'm inclined to the view that perhaps there are too many coders in the world, creating compilers and package managers because they can't get a job doing something useful. I truly…
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Comment #33908243
> Use the facilities your host OS provides just as you'd do with Ruby, Python or Perl. Well that's the thing: I don't know anyone who actively develops in Ruby, Python, Perl or Nod…
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Comment #33447457
Yeah: Literally make it illegal for shops to possess the platinum or palladium without documentation of provenance. Unless you're cool with the thefts that are going on, or think a…
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Comment #33447432
Your local cat thief does not have connections overseas. This market only exists because domestic purchasers aren't regulated.
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Comment #33447416
Yeah: No one thinks it's mechanically difficult to remove identifiers. The point is to make such altered parts illegal to buy. Similar to VIN restrictions or handgun signifiers in …
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Comment #32562021
Because COBOL has been replaced with better languages for most purposes. SQL is entrenched. I'd also pick SQL for a greenfield project, because... what else? This says nothing abou…
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Comment #32561931
The SQL language design is more contemporary to COBOL than anything we'd choose to use today. That's not implying that large, successful projects cannot be built upon SQL. We see t…
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Comment #30529803
Thanks for this project. I found SingleFile a year or two ago, and used it to take "HTML Screenshots" of third party sites I could embed in guided walkthroughs with modified/exampl…
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Comment #27704881
As someone whose pay is processed by Gusto, thanks. That was straightforward.
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Comment #24571840
As someone who has been responsible for large cloud budgets, I wonder if Google is aware that their "support strategy" toward both content creators/contractors and customers across…
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Comment #12594831
I've been running an east-coast-but-middle-of-nowhere startup, primarily implemented by myself, and self-funded, with the occasional with help of random one-off contractors in the …
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Comment #12517644
This is what I do, and just so others know: Realize that if your personal account's shell is pointed into the homebrew installation in /usr/local, and you implode homebrew or wipe …