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Schizoid doesn't colloquially refer to schizophrenia.

yay, you invented UUIDs (?)

How odd... I entered this thread and my computer started emitting a faint green glow

You probably received the following notification but you paid no attention to it:

https://techcult.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Fix-Youve-be...

For most of us driver memory bugs are extremely rare and therefore a 2-14% performance drop is bonkers.

I am supposed to be moved by it, which is precisely why it doesn't belong there.

What a manipulative article. All that is needed is a sob story about a dying child or something. Oh wait there it is.

I've already seen ads like those, some even pushing their political stuff.

https://techdows.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Chrome-dismi...

Yeah, that'll work lol

If you don't want people training models on your code then do not make it public.

Surely it's not the first or the last time that this has happened or will happen again. I can smell the glowies from a thousand miles away.

Google does not send emails to spam just because it doesn't like the politics of what is being said in the email, so no, it's not the same thing.

Also when Google sends something to spam you can still read it. What "Amnesty International" is asking for here is making it impossible for people to read what some people say.

I don't say "just let me pay". I really just want free things.

Spam is by definition messages that the recipient does not want to receive. Given what happened in Myanmar it looks like these people did want to receive those messages - but some organisations like "Amnesty International" didn't want those users to receive those messages. That is not a spam issue, that is a censorship issue.

Yes? Google is promoting every mail that is sent to your Gmail inbox?

No, Facebook simply showed what other people posted.

You mean they revoked the licence that you purchased from them.

Just because some subset of the population doesn't have a point, that doesn't mean they should be stopped from saying whatever they want.

Franco was so bad that a law had to be enacted recently to stop people from cherishing him.

>Now it's starting to get worse and worse.

Wait until the EU-mandated intercompatibility kicks in.

Broom broom... (sound of me revving up as I hold down the clutch)

Under "Scripting API" it says "the code parameter is removed so that arbitrary strings can no longer be executed [...] you need to move any arbitrary strings executed as scripts to files". I don't see how something like greasemonkey can continue existing given that limitation.

Does this mean that, statistically speaking, there really is a good chance of a White supremacist being under my bed?

I read somewhere that even though Mozilla will continue supporting the ad blocking API from manifest v2, the rest of manifest v2 will be completely dropped so most of the extensions that I use like greasemonkey will stop working. Is that true?

For Mozilla it always is browser-whining season but it never is browser-improving season.

Is the money known to be stolen?

Complains about Americans, then uses Fahrenheit for all temperatures.

The right move is letting countries govern themselves in whatever way they see fit and leaving them alone.

Or would you like to have Iran or Pakistan or whatever intervening in the domestic issues of the West?

You can do whatever you want, just don't pretend that the amount of the fine is not completely arbitrary.

>An estimate is made for the total cost of clearing significant space junk.

The same bullshit as carbon credits: we make up a number, make companies pay it, and feel good about ourselves.