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by 6d6b73 10y ago
Yeah, users are screwed. Unless they have a little more experience with how unreliable cloud can be, and they made a local copy of everything* their work depends on, just in case. *Everything that can be local.
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
change your name server at your registrar to something else, add all necessary entries in the new DNS and be up before DDoS is stopped.
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
All this talk about redundancy, real-time apps, scalable architecture and and a "simple" DDOS against DNS architecture brings half of the internet down. Honestly did nobody think about having a spare dns at some other company? or
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
>How many launches have they done so far, and what were the results? You do know you're talking about Boeing here, right? They had somewhere around 300 launches with close to perfect success rate.
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
Looks like SpaceX will have some catching up to do. Bezos seems to be getting ahead of Musk.
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
Still better than the alternative.
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
And you think JPEGS are free? It takes hardware, software and some skills. Someone needs to spend time creating them. They have the right to refuse to sell you whatever they created. That refusal does not negate their right to their work.
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
If you did not want "to purchase or rent " legally why is it ok to do it illegally? Is it that you did not purchase or rent it because you knew that you could simply steal it?
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
>Theft deprives the owner of something. Making a copy leaves the original intact. When you create that original you estimate that you have to sell X-number of copies to get back your money that you put into creating the original. If you
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
Oh, so if you go to a dealer and took the car that you never wanted to buy because it's too expensive, only for a one drive, without asking anyone you were not stealing because this would not deprive anyone of any money?
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
"I wanted to buy copy a famous painting from the museum for the market price but they did not agree to sell it to me because they don't ship to my state. So I drove there and took it when nobody was watching. How is that not a th
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
If you copy something with "coping prohibited" you're also in a breach of agreement, whether you agree with it or not.
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
It's you who is trying to redefine the words to make theft acceptable.
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
It's about as legal as buying a stolen TV.
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
Isn't it breach of contract when you copy tv show, when it clearly states that copying of that show is prohibited? When you buy that dvd, book or whatever it is, you agree to the 'terms' which usually say - copy in any form s
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
As is creating something and keeping it only to yourself isn't it?
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
You only have the right to view something if someone who created that wants you to view it. If they say that you can view it after you pay, that's their right. If you pay and are allowed to view it you can describe it in any way you wa
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
While you're not stealing in a sense that you're taking something physical, you are stealing in a sense that you are not compensating author for their work. Let's say you are graphics designer. You are hired to create logo fo
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
It is theft whether you like it or not. They don't have to provide you with the service if they don't think you're not the right customer or if you can't afford it. You are in no way entitled to watching that single TV s
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
Hm, I wonder why people are panicking over virtual money and acting like they've lost something tangible. It's like crying over Monopoly dollars. :)
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
The planet might still be going into a cooler period, while what we see right now is just a temporary warming that will trigger that cooling. ( i.e warming causes glaciers to melt, which in turns changes/stops jet streams, which lowers
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
Well, doesn't Earth go through warm and cold periods just as Mars does? In fact not so long ago we had a mini ice age, and that was not caused by human activities. We are destroying our environment, and I'm not climate change deni
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
Earth also has axial precession, so "wobbliness" could be a factor on Earth.
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
Well, our planet also has axial precession, so the same effect could be causing the warming on our planet right?
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
You could argue that games put a lot of people out of work. After all people playing games might not be interested in other forms of entertainment, thus killing these other industries. Also, people spending a lot of time playing games might
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by 6d6b73 10y ago
Possibly, when the opened the doors, cleaner air from the inside of the car mixed with the air from outside and lowered the pollution, but I'm just guessing here.
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by 6d6b73 11y ago
I recently realized that when my son in my age (37) I will be 67 years old, and getting (hopefully) ready to retire. This made me realize that in 30 years there is no way that I will be able to stay competitive in this field, and be able to
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by 6d6b73 11y ago
It's not ridiculous if you read the article and spend just a bit of time trying to understand it. "But it’s the youth bulge that stands to put greater pressure on the global economy, sow political unrest, spur mass migration and h
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by 6d6b73 11y ago
You can't. FCC does not allow radio traffic to be encrypted on Ham bands.
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by 6d6b73 11y ago
Or maybe you just have to go to a pool in a better neighborhood? After all on Twitter you can choose from whom you're getting status updates, can't you?

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