Likely also single.
> people who describe themselves as free speech absolutists Are there actually people like that? Whenever I see this phrase it's used to vaguely describe some group that's obviously in the wrong.
You confusion stems from conflating 1A and freedom of speech. It's reasonable to expect a corporation of Twitter's influence and size to recognise this particular human right.
Twitter is free to set up their moderation policy as it sees fit, but at the same time public is free to criticise Twitter for said moderation policy and the way it's applied. The fact that they can ban Bablylon Bee…
Would you be willing to give away Alaska? Getting it back is part of russian nationalist discourse. Obviously not of the mainstream one, but only 10 years ago subjugation of Ukraine wasn't a part of mainstream discourse…
> If the options are democracy and being invaded by Russia vs diplomacy and some other form of government? Sure, jettison democracy. Other form? Like becoming a vassal state for a failing petro-autocracy a la Belarus?…
> macrodose Is that a very large dose or just a regular one?
Reminding about nukes doesn't work. The only outcome is being reminded by US that Russia will not survive consequences of using them. Nobody takes that as a serious treat. Now pipes being blown up in a somewhat deniable…
The result will not be just "lost territory" it's hundred thousands people left in Russian bondage. And that will not be the end of it - Putin will be back for more in a year or two. There can be no peace as long as his…
NS2 wasn't an "active" infrastructure, NS1 was also less than active since august.
> Incidentally, you can't usually say anything you want in a public square; several people have been arrested and cuffed in this country, for things like: Not a great example. Doesn't look like something that should be…
You should also check if your beans are washed or naturally processed - this also has significant effect on the taste. Natural/dry processing is the one that will get you a heavier body and will hide acidic notes.
But why would it, really? At this point it absolutely plans to rejoin world economy once things "blow over". And if becomes clear that it's not going to happen - there is even less reason to host some books in foreign…
It sounds cool, but probably not very viable product. I see several problems: * big, unwieldy, works only a centrepiece of a "game room" and there is a limited number of people interested and able to set up such room…
These common ways could see a lot of improvement. Everything but tiniest files would require a paid subscription from IM app provider. And sharing via cloud is awkward and slow.
Can't say that I still have nightmares about slicing out all those decorative elements out of a PSD file, but I absolutely don't miss that era.
One simple improvement would have been to pause simulations as soon as system comes to rest.
Why would it take multiple, multiple seconds to download JS bundle (cached behind Cloudflare) and then make a request for initial data (probably also cached behind Cloudflare)? Overhead of downloading most of the app is…
It's for people that hate cascading part of CSS, people that never really took time to learn CSS, and people that got burned by an unmaintainable 5k+ line CSS file so hard that they want to jump to another extreme.
Same way as Apple isn't obligated to make their hardware open we're not obligated to abstain from criticism.
> a powerful sh based templating engine > it mimics building a small C project You're using practices from a language unrelated to webdev, scripting language unrelated to webdev and what looks to be a closed source…
Responsiveness is one of the more modern (as in wasn't a thing 10 years ago) somewhat advanced parts of webdev and just not in everyone's portfolio of skills. There is a skill level where it's possible to handcode a…
> would you feel my claim was accurate? No, because Coca-cola isn't expensive - it costs about as much soft drinks produced by other companies. Furthermore I don't believe that there are any relevant patents left - its…
Twitter has two kinds of experience: "Home" and "Latest". "Latest" is only people that you follow, their tweets and retweets in chronological order. "Home" is generated feed of tweets from people you follow, sometimes…
> Are you really telling me you're just ignoring 26% of the population? Irregardless of what kind of of business I'm running, I'm targeting only tiny sliver of population. I'm easily ignoring 90%, sometimes 99.9% of…
Likely also single.
> people who describe themselves as free speech absolutists Are there actually people like that? Whenever I see this phrase it's used to vaguely describe some group that's obviously in the wrong.
You confusion stems from conflating 1A and freedom of speech. It's reasonable to expect a corporation of Twitter's influence and size to recognise this particular human right.
Twitter is free to set up their moderation policy as it sees fit, but at the same time public is free to criticise Twitter for said moderation policy and the way it's applied. The fact that they can ban Bablylon Bee…
Would you be willing to give away Alaska? Getting it back is part of russian nationalist discourse. Obviously not of the mainstream one, but only 10 years ago subjugation of Ukraine wasn't a part of mainstream discourse…
> If the options are democracy and being invaded by Russia vs diplomacy and some other form of government? Sure, jettison democracy. Other form? Like becoming a vassal state for a failing petro-autocracy a la Belarus?…
> macrodose Is that a very large dose or just a regular one?
Reminding about nukes doesn't work. The only outcome is being reminded by US that Russia will not survive consequences of using them. Nobody takes that as a serious treat. Now pipes being blown up in a somewhat deniable…
The result will not be just "lost territory" it's hundred thousands people left in Russian bondage. And that will not be the end of it - Putin will be back for more in a year or two. There can be no peace as long as his…
NS2 wasn't an "active" infrastructure, NS1 was also less than active since august.
> Incidentally, you can't usually say anything you want in a public square; several people have been arrested and cuffed in this country, for things like: Not a great example. Doesn't look like something that should be…
You should also check if your beans are washed or naturally processed - this also has significant effect on the taste. Natural/dry processing is the one that will get you a heavier body and will hide acidic notes.
But why would it, really? At this point it absolutely plans to rejoin world economy once things "blow over". And if becomes clear that it's not going to happen - there is even less reason to host some books in foreign…
It sounds cool, but probably not very viable product. I see several problems: * big, unwieldy, works only a centrepiece of a "game room" and there is a limited number of people interested and able to set up such room…
These common ways could see a lot of improvement. Everything but tiniest files would require a paid subscription from IM app provider. And sharing via cloud is awkward and slow.
Can't say that I still have nightmares about slicing out all those decorative elements out of a PSD file, but I absolutely don't miss that era.
One simple improvement would have been to pause simulations as soon as system comes to rest.
Why would it take multiple, multiple seconds to download JS bundle (cached behind Cloudflare) and then make a request for initial data (probably also cached behind Cloudflare)? Overhead of downloading most of the app is…
It's for people that hate cascading part of CSS, people that never really took time to learn CSS, and people that got burned by an unmaintainable 5k+ line CSS file so hard that they want to jump to another extreme.
Same way as Apple isn't obligated to make their hardware open we're not obligated to abstain from criticism.
> a powerful sh based templating engine > it mimics building a small C project You're using practices from a language unrelated to webdev, scripting language unrelated to webdev and what looks to be a closed source…
Responsiveness is one of the more modern (as in wasn't a thing 10 years ago) somewhat advanced parts of webdev and just not in everyone's portfolio of skills. There is a skill level where it's possible to handcode a…
> would you feel my claim was accurate? No, because Coca-cola isn't expensive - it costs about as much soft drinks produced by other companies. Furthermore I don't believe that there are any relevant patents left - its…
Twitter has two kinds of experience: "Home" and "Latest". "Latest" is only people that you follow, their tweets and retweets in chronological order. "Home" is generated feed of tweets from people you follow, sometimes…
> Are you really telling me you're just ignoring 26% of the population? Irregardless of what kind of of business I'm running, I'm targeting only tiny sliver of population. I'm easily ignoring 90%, sometimes 99.9% of…