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by Camillo 5y ago
For comparison: https://www.google.com/search?q=%22tank+man%22&tbm=isch
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by Camillo 5y ago
The blue leds actually add a further layer of symbolism, invoking impermanence and the flight of fashions. When they became widely available (early 2000s?), for a short time blue leds were a distinction for premium devices, but soon they st
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by Camillo 5y ago
The problem seems to be that all browser development teams consist entirely of users of the second group.
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by Camillo 5y ago
Tabs were 95% solved years ago by the visionary genius Piro with his "Tree Style Tab" extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/tree-style-ta...
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by Camillo 5y ago
> So you’ve heard about how fish aren’t a monophyletic group? > When we say a bird is a dinosaur Lol no, you're not getting away with that. As long as you bastards are going to keep harassing the populace with the "fun fact&
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by Camillo 5y ago
Yes, there should be easier ways for learners to experiment with AWS without risk. In general, people should be made aware of how much something could cost them before they can agree with it. We have regulations towards this end when it com
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by Camillo 5y ago
FWIW, a recent clinical trial appeared to show that nitrous oxide is an effective treatment for Covid-19: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210315005197/en/UK-... Would be pretty cool if we had a
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by Camillo 5y ago
Is it better to buy a home for investment than it is to buy stocks?
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by Camillo 5y ago
I'll never understand how the American system of government is meant to work. You've got a legislature that typically fails to legislate, an executive that sometimes does the legislature's job, and a judiciary that can random
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by Camillo 5y ago
If you're buying a hub now, you don't want any of these things, you want Thunderbolt 4. I'd really like to see an equivalent article for it.
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by Camillo 5y ago
You might as well give up now. They can't even let you match across ONE color! https://9to5mac.com/2018/04/16/space-gray-odyssey/
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by Camillo 6y ago
> The airline web site could then present things Google can't do. Like "hey, we see you haven't checked in yet" or "TSA wait times are longer than usual" or "We have a more-legroom seat upgrade if you w
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by Camillo 6y ago
> Why not have user curated and shareable blocklists? Because often the goal is to control what _others_ can see.
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by Camillo 6y ago
In some countries, the rule is that if you make a public offer (e.g. advertise a price for a product or service), then you must accept all customers. I have no idea how common each system is, though.
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by Camillo 6y ago
I'm curious: if Apple decides not to fix this bug, does Ms. True have any recourse? It seems that in America businesses have the right to refuse service at their pleasure, except for specific forms of discrimination which are explicitl
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by Camillo 6y ago
That's why leaf blowers should not be banned, but _outlawed_. An outlaw, in the traditional sense, is a criminal who is placed outside of the protection of the law, so that he can be killed with impunity. Similarly, anyone who sees a l
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by Camillo 6y ago
What is your conflict?
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by Camillo 6y ago
Many of the problems with C descend from a common root, the decision to use bare pointers (memory addresses) as the basic way to refer to strings, arrays etc. If they had used a {pointer, size} pair instead, it would have avoided all of the
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by Camillo 6y ago
But many of the PhDs minted at first-tier colleges have no career prospects but to teach at second-tier ones, and so forth. You need lots of students down the chain to keep them employed; it's basically a Ponzi scheme. So you've g
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by Camillo 6y ago
> If the market solves all problems why would the government even need to mandate winterization? But Texas has a government and it _hadn't_ mandated winterization. So it doesn't seem to have done better than the market in pract
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by Camillo 6y ago
> Somehow, these blueberry-sized beads made their way from what is now Venice, Italy, to the Brooks Range mountains of Alaska at some point during the mid-to-late 15th century, according to new research published in American Antiquity. T
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by Camillo 6y ago
> However, since Apple now proxies Google Safe Browsing traffic, it further safeguards users’ privacy while browsing using Safari. It still shares the same amount of information, it's just being shared with Apple instead of Google.
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by Camillo 6y ago
> Do it if $5 is pocket money for you. If not for this then for something else he have done. But what if in a few years Greenwald falls (further) from grace and you find yourself in hot water for having financed him? Better use a prepaid
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by Camillo 6y ago
Bindings for Apple's APIs for other languages come out every once in a while. For example, PyObjC for Python, RubyCocoa and MacRuby, Apple's own old Java bindings, etc. Usually these garner early interest, but no significant progr
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by Camillo 6y ago
That lowercase "m" is criminal.
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by Camillo 6y ago
> From what I've gathered (unfortunately mostly on Reddit, before this article), Ursula von der Leyen wasn't exactly fondly thought of in Germany before this and somehow keeps managing to fail upwards. Is that accurate? That&#x
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by Camillo 6y ago
I've clicked the first five google search results for "DSSSL" and not one of them dares to show an actual example of DSSSL code. I think that says enough.
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by Camillo 6y ago
https://psmag.com/social-justice/the-senseless-environment-c...
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by Camillo 6y ago
Clickbait title.
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by Camillo 6y ago
There's no way to say that conclusively. Influenza also spreads via aerosols, and the size of the virion is in the same range as that of the coronavirus. It's unclear why the same physical measures, applied with the same degree of

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