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Comment #19656985
The bigger problem is advertising drives needless and wasteful consumption.
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Comment #19656862
Computers use next to nothing in total. Almost all energy is used on heating/cooling, transport and farming.
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Comment #19656828
Privacy is very important but its just a drop in the ocean compared to environmental disaster. Google tracking you browse the internet seems unimportant compared extinction.
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Comment #19652318
Couldnt get it to load but it would be nice if it was not just limited to github. I have a few issues on my project on gitlab labeled good first issue.
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Comment #19643683
Much better than telegram which has in the ToS that you may not make a client that does not sent read receipts.
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Comment #19643661
I'm far less concerned about this because all my messages were end to end encrypted.
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Comment #19632357
Iirc jquery was also the most hated just under drupal
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Comment #19632333
This gets posted a lot but there are so many versions of jquery on so many different cdns that very rarely is it the case. I saw some research on it and it was in the single digit …
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Comment #19632311
I dont hate jQuery but I just find it useless for modern web dev. If you can ignore internet explorer you can do everything jquey did with just vanilla js. I tried vuejs recently f…
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Comment #19632252
How can you possibly develop a product when none of your developers have been around for more than a few months?
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Comment #19622978
This reminded me that when I try to imagine things while almost sleeping the imagination will be actively sabotaged unless I focus very hard to wressle back control. If I'm thinkin…
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Comment #19622909
I can mostly picture things but its not particularly vivid like a photo. If I think of a big area it kind of seems like there is a spotlight of detail where the focused area I am t…
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Comment #19610095
This change mainly affects developers who will now have to pay apples ransom if they want anyone to be able to run their app.
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Comment #19595600
The only way to crack down on this is to prevent apps sending any data at all and to minimise the use of proprietary software. As soon as your personal data leaves your phone and h…
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Comment #19589817
With some games you can not or at least will not soon. The first few waves of games with online features now have their online parts shut down. A lot of games are online only now s…
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Comment #19580948
And then someone else tries to read your code. One of the things I love about ruby dev is its not about providing 10000 ways to do the same thing but about making sure that given a…
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Comment #19562081
Iview is the one I'm talking about. YouTube DL basically downloads the unencrypted video direct from the server but the website doesn't work until you enable drm
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Comment #19562079
Unless you have been doing deeply corrupt work for them for years you are not going to be making any change at that megacorp. I know someone who worked there and they just remove a…
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Comment #19561460
People with any sense of ethics don't work at Facebook.
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Comment #19560852
It almost seams entirely to please management. The local TV stations use eme and yet youtube-dl still works fine on them.
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Comment #19551331
Its always DNS first and everyone says "lol, just change your DNS" and then they start doing real blocks. Optus in Australia did an IP level block of 4chan recently.
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Comment #19550589
Those games were the best for wasting time at school
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Comment #19542473
By making it public to view you agree others can load the page and view the code. Loading the page and viewing it is downloading it.
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Comment #19534044
Just ban spam calling.
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Comment #19528325
You just listed 2 more bits of proprietary crap though.