AwaAwa

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by AwaAwa 5y ago
You'd be surprised how quickly you can get over jetlag when traveling in first class. It makes a world of a difference. (used to travel a lot for work, and was lucky enough to get upgraded a few times to business and once to 1st).
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by AwaAwa 5y ago
I moved to this country in the hope of escaping speech controls. To this day, I am not comfortable participating in (easily identifiable) social media, simply because I am worried about when someone will black bag me for (hopefully only) a
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by AwaAwa 5y ago
This is enlightening and depressing. It's sad to see the Fox let itself go.
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by AwaAwa 5y ago
While I'm ambivalent on TDD, there seems to be an attempt at cancellation brewing for his invocation of Uncle Bob.
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by AwaAwa 5y ago
Changing your beliefs on the words of your "betters", under pressure, umpteen times is not conducive to trust. Perhaps if our masters in government had heeded the story of "the boy who cried wolf", then things might have
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by AwaAwa 5y ago
If 'free speech' is a 'dog whistle' what would be a viable alternative to get the same ideal, without falling afoul of a shift in the 'dog whistle' goalpost?
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by AwaAwa 5y ago
The problem is that "peers" of a like mind are easily found, when churning papers is rewarded. Quantity beats Quality in today's world.
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by AwaAwa 5y ago
Seems more like being critiqued on your software architecture by someone who has to debug your code.
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by AwaAwa 5y ago
The AOL walled garden approach that befits the company, and the users who can't deal with 'choice'. Decide for me what is best please! It won't last, but by golly has it been successful. No wonder, history is replete wit
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by AwaAwa 5y ago
ProofofSpace man helping HDD prices
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by AwaAwa 6y ago
The march towards a locked down iOS-esque experience continues.
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by AwaAwa 6y ago
I think that was the point of the 'more' secular interpretation?
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by AwaAwa 6y ago
Being a utility comes with (some) regulation. I think it is far past time that this occurred.
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by AwaAwa 6y ago
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9258031/Government-... Another article covering the same topic, if the paywall for the telegraph gets in your way.
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by AwaAwa 6y ago
Considering they have overrides in place for the AI-based version, I think only one of those enforcement options really exists.
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by AwaAwa 6y ago
Welcome to quantitative easing!
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by AwaAwa 6y ago
TIL who William Walker was. Filibust to Twitbust. Who knew.
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by AwaAwa 6y ago
Couple this also with the Gell-Mann amnesia affect and it makes it that much more difficult to filter information as every source will need to be deeply investigated unto it's root. The only option seems to be copious and wide reading
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by AwaAwa 6y ago
How would that work when corporations have the same rights as people?
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by AwaAwa 6y ago
Apple: Populism sells more than power users. Here's a 'free' apple sticker.
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by AwaAwa 6y ago
Crowd source a Build-Your-Own-Car model kit?
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by AwaAwa 6y ago
People trying to take the "high road" stating they won't stand with Assange, thinking that whistleblowers need to be some sort of Gandhi, completely miss the point that if you were a Gandhi, you would be far removed from a po
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by AwaAwa 6y ago
Parent is tactical, and you are strategic. Together you will be employed for life.
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by AwaAwa 6y ago
Looks like they are flexing all the work done for Project Dragonfly. Waste not, want not.
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by AwaAwa 6y ago
The short story "The road not taken" by Harry Turtledove springs to mind.
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by AwaAwa 7y ago
This is Madness! Madness I tell you! Honestly, this used to be the norm but now? There is no norm. Only a race in all directions, in the hope of optioning a goal.
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by AwaAwa 7y ago
I'm hoping it's just lost in the noise for now, and not an attempt to keep people from seeing the source. Which would be ironic.