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  • Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man's Meta Smart Glasses on Subway

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  • and hidden cameras are a thing. The only reason the camera is worn is to know what target to focus upon.

    Footage from cops cams are from chest level. These cop cams have been pushed upon cops because they lie 100% of the time. I enjoy their stories. The more absurd the better.

  • Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man's Meta Smart Glasses on Subway

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  • Taking your situation. Could make an argument, but this illustration is more convincing.

    I'm living in a society that doesn't have that custom. i'm from a society that does. When they see the guy twice their size, sometimes not always, they somehow recall that's a custom.

    This custom is a litmus test for how much a person can perceive beyond their own self. Some people are incapable of empathy or seek out applying lose-win situations.

    I have a good idea. Don't fail at this custom. For those who really lack empathy they should be even more proactive as to fake it convincingly.

    Choose your battles. This one is most definitely not worth fighting.

    You want me to bow so you can live out your princess fantasies? np

  • Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man's Meta Smart Glasses on Subway

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  • Whatever law is written can be challenged in court.

    If the victim believes strongly enough and believes justice cannot be gleaned from the current society, he may not base his reactions or future actions based on legal or illegal.

    A certain percentage of society will just go into video game mode. We see this over and over again.

  • Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man's Meta Smart Glasses on Subway

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  • legal illegal argument is weak. If you present a strong argument that is ignored and feel strongly justice was denied and decide to luigi your oppressors, laws have changed for less.

    It takes one guy ... one

  • Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man's Meta Smart Glasses on Subway

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  • pfft Canadian. Your jumping to conclusions based on projection is what would expect from a people who were surprised that using GoFundMe during protests might not end well.

  • Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man's Meta Smart Glasses on Subway

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  • i disagree with your sexual fixation on tiny LEDs. That was a dangerous situation warranting mitigation strategies including video recording.

  • Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man's Meta Smart Glasses on Subway

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  • as it should be when going into a known dangerous situation.

  • Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man's Meta Smart Glasses on Subway

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  • What part? not having trial by jury

  • Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man's Meta Smart Glasses on Subway

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  • i agree.

    The guy was acting as a citizen journalist. And he reacted like someone that lucked into a story. It's a non-negligible risk that violence will occur on the subway in a lawless sanctuary state run by despots and inhabited by Karens and the third world. So wearing surveillance glasses is completely warranted in this situation.

    Maybe he identified the threat? Turns out he was right. What if it turns out the footage is him doing risk assessment?

  • Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man's Meta Smart Glasses on Subway

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  • thank you. I made the edits

  • Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man's Meta Smart Glasses on Subway

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  • Woman Hailed as Hero for Smashing Man's Meta Smart Glasses on Subway

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  • Fixable by constant streaming to cloud. Which would be a needed feature for those at protests where it's expected to encounter censorship by the State. One step beyond that is the relay off mesh network until reach a few nodes with web connections.

    The guy likes collecting evidence. Both against himself and others. Discovery is a bitch.

    An unprovoked attack is an unprovoked attack. In this case, the guy choose not to beat her senseless. How kind of him. That's a gambling women. People laugh cuz she got away with it. And after losing a few teeth they'd react to that too. Some would laugh even harder. At which point who's the hero?

    The woman, the man, or the guys laughing even harder?

    Someone comes up to me and breaks my reading glasses or laptop, i'm gonna be thinking which arm was used? OK that is the arm i break. i'm a coder FAFO

    Disclosure: in the subway a Japanese guy, no provocation, intentionally kicked my shin hard. Oh that's interesting, i've never been kicked by a chihuahua (i'm twice his size). Lets see how this plays out. So i choose to stand directly in front of him. And he continued to kick my shin and i continued to ignore the pain. Pain is temporary and it's also a choice. i'm not Christian, so turn the other cheek is a foreign concept. I deemed him too small to bother with. He had no where to retreat to. I'm leering over him, he's sitting. I could use overhead metal railing to brace against while kicking his head in. He was in a disadvantaged defensive position. I choose to pick my battles. To my knowledge to this day he doesn't have to eat thru a straw.

    If at the time, had laptop and instead he kicked the laptop, that might have swayed me to take that challenge. Beating up a chihuahua is beneath me, but someone attacking my livelihood maybe needs to learn a lesson. In which case it's not violence, it's a teaching moment.

    Now wear reading glasses. Breaking those glasses prevents me from coding. As does breaking the laptop.

    My point is the risk she took was real. It was a dumb move unless her intent was to become a statistic. Celebrating a dumb move or crime is expected from legacy media and morons.

    I've trained myself not to laugh or take pleasure from other people's pain or discomfort. See it as an indication of NPC.

  • Ubuntu 26.04 Looks To Retire Its ISO Tracker: "Held Together With Duct Tape & Goodwill"

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  • Have been in the exact same situation. Had a code base written in PHP that needed porting to Python. i'm still porting it.

    The lesson here is maybe you gotta hold on to what you have and then work on a replacement without throwing away the golden goose.

    Was managing a 3,500 person network.

  • Internet Explorer vs. Murder Rate

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  • Was that during the period Bill Gates was still married, but enjoying plane flights with other billionaires?

  • When the requirements are "final"

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  • what's your secret name for the project?

  • Now Ubuntu is Also Ditching Xorg Completely for Wayland!

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  • the ludwicks of Void Linux ftw!

    i'd actually like to do something else with my lifetime besides constantly being tossed around for no apparent benefit. i'm sure there is a good excuse. There always is.

  • Public Money, Public Code

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  • They want to prevent coders from dictating terms. It's about perceived control/power over coders and ensuring whatever power coders wield is dispelled thru legalese spells.

    Have written lots of open source as well as packages which are not published. The amount of contributions measured in issues/PRs/funding has been the same. Absolutely none.

    Lost any incentive to care about debating licenses' purity.

  • Debugging

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  • Sorry

    Is that a quote from Forest Gump movie?

    Slightly healthier words of wisdom

    Only so much humor can take on an empty stomach

  • (How to trigger programmers (and make them irrationally angry)

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from multiprocessing import Lock
l = Lock()

    flake8 .... way too ambiguous