DaSHacka

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by DaSHacka 9mo ago
And in fact, it's possible the latter is a direct and explicitly desired outcome of the former
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by DaSHacka 9mo ago
The company , sure, but selecting a fall guy to deal with arbitrary expenses will not help get anything done for the environment.
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by DaSHacka 9mo ago
A completely ridiculous and nonsensical proposal I can only assume was said in jest.
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by DaSHacka 9mo ago
Is he in the minority though? Remind me again who won the popular vote two years ago. Turns out many people aren't big on racial discrimination "but hip and cool B-) this time". When the core principle of an organization is a
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by DaSHacka 9mo ago
> It took a long time to actually get to diversity that was beyond token "person of group" inclusivity. Are we really beyond that now? Many of the initiatives I've experienced are the same thing today, which is why I'
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by DaSHacka 9mo ago
> Dunno if he's an unreliable narrator or was just smart enough to keep the white supremacy out the comics at first. Or I don't know, maybe everyone hates corpo suit types no matter the race?
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by DaSHacka 9mo ago
> What’s normal about bigotry? uh I don't know, try asking almost any person who was born pre-1960? Doubt they all had brain damage. Not that it was necessarily a good thing, but it was certainly 'normal' in many eras thro
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by DaSHacka 9mo ago
That's how the system was originally designed, before in flight WiFi was common. If they're gonna hook it up to the broader internet and allow playing games cross-flight, they might as well just hook it up to an existing service l
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by DaSHacka 9mo ago
> This is no longer a place to go to discuss ideas. No longer? Flagging comments isnt a new feature, and if anything, the site has been getting more political as time goes on, not less.
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by DaSHacka 9mo ago
> Eric's answer is just don't buy it if you're not happy with the warranty [0]. lol, wouldn't that go for any product?
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by DaSHacka 9mo ago
Yet they have no issue with Mozilla?
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
Evidently the country's people, and government, disagree with you.
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
ding ding ding, we have a winner!
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
+1, the majority of corporate networks I have seen used DHCPv6 or similar anyway
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
Multiple countries have already been sharing this information between eachother and the U.S. to some capacity for some time now and hardly anyone raises a stink about it [0] except us old-man-yells-at-cloud folk. I think GP is right that if
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
> 12-year old hardware is only marginally faster than a RPi 5. A Dell R620 is over 12 years old and WAY faster than a RPi 5 though... Sure, it'll be way less power efficient, but I'd definitely trust it to serve more concurrent
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
TikTok's already full of ads and barely hidden sponsored posts though
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
most articulate consoleplebian
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
Yes, when managed by someone competent, just like Gold.
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
No form of transportation would be at that point
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
Fair enough, it's entirely possible you'll get a legion of people willing to reverse image search it to verify your claim. I was just setting you up for realistic expectations, seeing as how no one has commented under either of yo
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
> Your internal generational squabbles don't concern us. Of course it doesn't, like how European's view of Americans doesn't matter to the vast majority of us. Every country has some sort of 'bubble', or a s
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
No one is going to spend time on this wild goose chase when you're the only person who's ever made this accusation with no proof to back it up and even refuses to present it when pressed.
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
> trump pissing away a century of hard-won soft power handed the century to China Right, it's all Trump's fault, not the fault of the boomers that sold our country's manufacturing base out to China in the 60's onward
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46338674
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
I mean, we still borderline run the world, so there's that. In this very OP it's major news that Europe is trying to move off of US technology, because we're just so dominant.
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
Ah, you're totally right. Europe is getting the better end of the deal Russia is practically getting scammed, exchanging goods for profits they can redistribute to fund their war.
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
They're doing what they were voted in to do though? Most of what they're doing has high baseline approval ratings, just not in the specific implementation.
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
> It's better than having the rug pulled from under your company one day. This is the point in history we're at unfortunately. Source?
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by DaSHacka 10mo ago
Well, they really, really, really want it to be true, so surely that means it practically is.

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