majorchord

By my subjective opinion, "real lawyers" represent clients, and most of the time win. This guy just complains and acts like he knows everything, and is often wrong. When I said legitimate th…

> I am bewildered that Preston Byrne has even bothered Preston is not a legitimate lawyer and has never actually represented anyone. He only larps as an expert and spends an inordinate amount of ti…

https://github.com/YouG-o/YouTube-No-Translation does the trick for me.

Why would you? I don't think anyone wants to waste millions of dollars to make a competing product that most people will never use.

Low-intelligence people are masters of black-and-white thinking.

Why is it their job to be the arbiters of what customers are allowed to do on their platform?

Wow I had no idea about that, thanks!

For me I think it works well as is because my use case is sending several different emails after POST'ing to a view, which, there is no need to make the user wait for in my case, as they don'…

What do you suggest then?

Well if you're knowingly being targeted by a government, your choices are basically go off the grid... or continue having every inch of your life tracked so they can find any tiny little thing to…

Is there a similar facility for Linux distro system packages? Like the Windows DISM command, I want to be able to know if e.g. some malware or other software has changed a system file... I can't …

Not going to lie, I have always been fascinated by the fourier transform, but I had to stop this video after less than 2 minutes in because it went way over my head... "a context you are all fa…

this is like asking why democrats have to play by the rules when republicans don't

Where would their definition of 'verify' be documented? In the US, the recent federal bill aimed at age verification is more of an 'honor system', where just a yes/no box woul…

IDK, it seems to fit with the definition to me: https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/politics > the activities of ... people who try to influence the way a…

I think "playing politics" means trying to get people to change something, or how a group of people is managed. Not all projects want other people telling them what to do or what they should…

> the issue is that you have opened the door to politics inside what ought to be a technical area Unless you're willing and able to enforce a BDFL stance, I don't think there is actually …

You're getting downvoted but I think this is absolutely right... people are simply going to disagree with each others' definition of "good faith."

I would like this too, and it sounds like a good idea in theory... But what I worry about is that it may presume that the staff themselves already operate in (your interpretation of) good faith, and I…

> everyone assumes they are also a white cis hetero guy even if they're not Hard disagree. And how is this even relevant? > The implication is "you have to conform, and if you don'…

> Those people would still try this with or without a CoC Perhaps, but I think it may make the moderator more likely to side with the abuser if they are able to point to a specific part of the CoC …

I think it's more likely they were referring to sovereign immunity. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sovereign_immunity_in_the_Unit... …

https://old.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1j75fk2/what_are_s... …

At least in parent's case, probably because the vast majority of their comments are black-and-white hot takes that are always downvoted regardless. And they basically never respond when asked for…

this might shed some light on what's wrong: https://0x0.st/KB-b.txt

TypeScript 53.9% Rust 44.9% FYI

Author has deleted the entire issue, here is a screenshot: https://0x0.st/KaqD.png Seems like they know what they're doing is wrong.…

The free community version of Rustdesk Server (a competitor to the Teamviewer remote access software) is AGPL licensed. https://github.com/rustdesk/rustdesk-server The paid, prop…