CrampusDestrus

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by CrampusDestrus 3y ago
But that's not what I implied
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by CrampusDestrus 3y ago
The best thing about pedestrian/cycling bridges and tunnels is that they cost soooo much less money to build since they have so much laxer requirements. The reason why we still have roman bridges standing is because the stress contribu
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by CrampusDestrus 3y ago
I think you are conflating the quality of the photo with the quality of the subject the first pic is probably the best photo , but the other platforms have their unique beauty even if the pics are not on par
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by CrampusDestrus 3y ago
You have established a wrong causual link and I pointed it out. I didn't ask any questions
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by CrampusDestrus 3y ago
In a perfectly competitive market products are basically the same and cost basically the same. The fact that the Play Store is similar to the App Store doesn't mean it's not competitive
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by CrampusDestrus 3y ago
short term stress vs. cronic stress if you can, read Sapolsky's book about it "Why zebras don't get ulcers"
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by CrampusDestrus 4y ago
what is this obsession with products being "fun" to use? you know what makes chatting fun? the people I'm chatting with. you know what makes chatting not fun? being impeded from chatting with the fun people. a chat program th
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by CrampusDestrus 4y ago
I have no problem with the police hacking into devices. They have the right to use bugs and find exploits just like they have the right to pick a safe of force a door. But backdoors and unacceptable, that's like mandating that every ho
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by CrampusDestrus 4y ago
and where do Tesla chargers get the electricity from? when you use a supercharger you are paying for Tesla's infrastructure, your country's infrastructure and the electricity itself, so of course it costs more
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by CrampusDestrus 4y ago
But the thing is, if those keys were to be leaked the damage would be irrepairable. You could legally donwload the reverse engineered firmware and then "acquire" the key and plug it in.
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by CrampusDestrus 4y ago
It's times like this when I think we could only proceed if someone working there "leaked" the code (or, more precisely, a functional representation of its logic) to a group of secretive reverse-engineers and they came up with
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by CrampusDestrus 4y ago
I mean, sports reports are on the same level as airport announcements. There is really no need for a person to waste their life away just reporting plain boring numbers.
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by CrampusDestrus 4y ago
So we've gone back 10 years to the era of the S4 Zoom [1] but we don't even get the nice zooming and optical qualities of a point and shoot? Call it innovation, I guess... [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam
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by CrampusDestrus 4y ago
My only gripe with this is that academic carreers and working in the field are not really interchangeable. I would have loved helping people learn by teaching a few classes after graduating, but would any company have hired me after seeing
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by CrampusDestrus 4y ago
Most people act in their own interest A nation is comprised and guided by people Thus, unless something extraordinary happens, nations will act in their own interest
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by CrampusDestrus 4y ago
what?
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by CrampusDestrus 4y ago
The character limit works soooooo well that people spin up endless chain of replies or post plain old screenshots of text just to express an opinion.
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by CrampusDestrus 4y ago
That's moving the goalpost though
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by CrampusDestrus 4y ago
"Works" in what sense? Nobody is stopping you from plugging negative values everywhere, but the laws were formulated with sctrictly >=0 mass in mind. What would need to happen for you to claim that negative mass "doesn&#x2
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by CrampusDestrus 4y ago
Show me something with negative mass and I'll tell you
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by CrampusDestrus 4y ago
Maybe you should think of a demonstration instead of simply telling her