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  • What do you even do at a gym?

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  • You should exercise but you don’t have to do it at a gym. The weather is lovely right now (depending on where you live), go run around a park. You can do free yoga classes at home.

    Exercise doesn’t need to be expensive if you can’t or don’t want to pay for it. I got a lot of mileage out of running around a park and throwing Olympic rings over a tree to do bodyweight exercises.

    Nowadays I love the gym though, I go several times a week and use stuff I just don’t have space for or can’t afford.

  • Yes, But...

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  • I especially like the idea some sadist is serving JSON with left and right double quotation marks from Unicode. It’s the next level up from an api I used where no results was a null, one result was a single object on its own, and multiple results was an array of objects.

  • Mistakes get fancier

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  • 1400 is still better than most players - only 20% make it to 1200 (source: Daniel Radcliffe impersonator on YouTube).

  • Apple pulls data protection tool after UK government security row

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  • I’ve wondered what google’s position is here, because they probably came under the same pressure. It would be depressing but predictable if they just did as they were told.

  • UK Space Command successfully launches first military satellite

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  • You mean to say we didn’t have these already? I just assumed we did honestly. Were we just buying time from commercial vendors?

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    Made a thread about what other social media Lemmings use, and I was shocked by the amount of Meta platforms in the replies.

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  • Remind me, who owns WhatsApp?

  • How do you get over the fact that not everyone will like you?

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  • It may sound a little silly but when I get good feedback on something, I pop it in my journal under a specific tag so I can revisit it from time to time.

    It’s unfortunate that people are unfair to you, possibly they are younger or otherwise have incorrect expectations about your fallibility as a human.

    I used to respond to things like that but these days I let the positive comments speak for themselves. Just remember to ask for feedback- a lot of people otherwise won’t do it unless they’ve got something negative to say.

  • Dutch beach volleyball player convicted of rape says he considered quitting the Olympics

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  • I guess I’m late to reading about this. As a 19 year old, he met a British 12 year old online, plied them with alcohol, raped them, pled guilty, and was punished for this.

    What’s interesting is he was convicted in Britain, and then was sent to serve his sentence in the Netherlands. When he arrived, his sentence was reduced and the crime was changed because Dutch law didn’t recognise his crime as rape if force or violence wasn’t involved (they changed that this year).

    Despite that I’m still astonished he was even considered to represent his country in this way. Even though the law and rules allowed it, surely common sense wouldn’t.

  • Do you have a form of government you invented/conceived, either as an idea or for fiction (or a favorite from someone else)? How does it work?

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  • I have been thinking about this idea for some time also but a couple of things have always bugged me-

    Firstly, how does this interact with privacy? For vote delegation to work, I think the votes would have to be public, or you can’t make a decision on who to delegate your vote to- someone could claim to have one set of views but vote contrary to that. People could come under pressure to vote one way or another.

    Also, who crafts the legislation that is voted on? How do you prevent bill rolling (two unrelated ideas are boiled down to a single binary choice) and splitting (a new service is voted through but the taxes to fund it are not)?

    You said local government at least so a national or state government could help craft these things, but what if the proposed legislation doesn’t actually hurt local people, but doesn’t take into account the actual problems they have locally? For example, what if it would help to allow building in a particular area, but the state government doesn’t know that and it never becomes a priority?

  • What are your thoughts on passkey login?

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  • Passkeys (depending on implementation) are more resistant to info stealer viruses.

    The private key portion can be in your OS’s credential store and can be used to sign the challenge without being revealed to the calling application.

    Of course this doesn’t work if you got rooted, but a lot of viruses of this kind try to steal what they can get as a regular user, and you can get a lot, ie AWS credentials, saved browser passwords etc.

    In my view it’s cheap defense in depth.