Aeronwen

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by Aeronwen 6y ago
I can finally say I read it.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
>When will GNU publish a license requiring anyone who uses GPL source to provide free support for their changes? The second never after next never. Give or take a few nevers.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
It hasn't trained people not to fall for a phishing email. It's trained them not to believe their company when they offer a bonus. Which might stop the same email from working tomorrow, but not the one saying "This needs to b
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
"I'm a doctor, not a computer security expert, Jim!"
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
That's the point. They don't need to be covert and use poison.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
Stories that were meant to be warnings double as instruction manuals.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
It's a mess because the laws vary not only between states, but counties and even cities over if and when you can purchase alcohol. The USPS doesn't ship alcohol, and UPS/Fedex requires you to be a licensed distributor. Most o
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
No dark pattern there.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
I know. Even the event the calendar's epoch is supposed to be based on is off by at least 4 years.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
If you go the other way, you only have to change 2020 years worth of dates instead of 14 billion. Just sayin.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
Just be mindful of how the last one ended.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
Haiku is open source, but it's made out of drop-in replacements for all the original software, so none of it uses BeOS code.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
If you're trying to keep it off a revenge porn site, it's both.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
It's so much easier to draw than a bolt of thunder.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
They were overvalued in 1997. Even they knew it and started pivoting away from being just a book store shortly after.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/09/13/feds-c... Was the story from when he disappeared.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
Wasn't most of the main story leaked already? I figured I must have seen it and forgotten about it, because I've never felt so much deja vu while playing a game before.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
License someone else's game engine and spend the next 8 years refining AI/UI/basic gameplay.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
Just give me $30 back and I'll keep it.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
Give it a few more years.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
Because the impeller spins, heat transfer between the base of the heatsink and the impeller relies on jumping the air gap between them. Which means the impeller isn't actually doing anything and a heatsink with no fan and more surface
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
Because they haven't bought Viacom yet, so they need something to do while CBS ruins Star Trek without them.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
If a cop catches you driving like a tool, they can give you a reckless driving ticket even if you didn't break the speed limit.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
TLDR: 4 wolves were expecting heavy metal, got Creed instead, walked away, demoralized.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
Also that it wasn't 3.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
Worked in The Matrix.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
To be fair, it did scale for fusion bombs.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
Cadillac has something like 970 US dealers and sold roughly 129,000 cars last year. Half the dealers sell under 50 cars a month. That's 970 dealers after culling 400 Cadillac dealers during their bankruptcy, btw.
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
X axis isn't inverted anyway. Imagine your head in place of the joystick. Pushing the top of your head forward (up) makes you look down. Back (down) makes you look up. Pushing the top of your head to the left makes you tilt your head l
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by Aeronwen 6y ago
>That's incorrect. They sued the company because they were supposed to take the devices apart and recycle/recover the parts. Not resell them as manufacturer refurbished. While they ended up on the market as refurbished, (not ne

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