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by Fej 10y ago
> Password Sharing Is Now a Crime *in the Ninth Circuit, so: Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands. So if you're not in those areas, don't panic
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by Fej 10y ago
When is Tesla going to stop blaming the drivers? Whether it's their fault or not, it looks bad. To be honest I don't feel comfortable with that kind of data collection anyway. I'll never even think about getting a Tesla until
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by Fej 10y ago
Does Consumer Reports have any biases? I know about all of their claims of objectivity. Wondering if they work completely in practice.
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by Fej 10y ago
> Ignoring bad control schemes That's the whole point. Mobile devices aren't the perfect platforms for gaming. They have the worst control scheme, which makes it all but impossible to pull off great games in "traditional&q
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by Fej 10y ago
New SMB U was practically a level pack. Super Mario 3D Land/World feel manufactured to me. They have good ideas but it's just a bare series of levels. Barely any secrets. Nothing new other than the cat suit. Just feels like a dumb
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by Fej 10y ago
Why? He made Mega (and then left it, according to the article), which is better than the original in several ways. The name's nicer too, and has a wonderfully short URL. You'd think he'd just go back to the company, or start
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by Fej 10y ago
It's always a tragedy when political maneuvering gets in the way of good science, and you know, advancing the human race.
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by Fej 10y ago
I was interested until he said Ethereum.
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by Fej 10y ago
What's the deal with milk?
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by Fej 10y ago
I expect this to go quite a bit like Miitomo. Quick uptake, followed by most of the userbase getting bored and forgetting about it. This game is pretty superficial. There isn't much to do. It unfortunately perpetuates the notion that m
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by Fej 10y ago
Yes. Skull Canyon is overpriced anyway.
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by Fej 10y ago
> It's also not clear how much redundancy Tesla has in the control system There need to be enforced standards. Prove to us that your car can handle itself (no pun intended), then we'll let your "autopilot" operate unr
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by Fej 10y ago
The problem with Oculus Touch (they're sweet-looking controllers, and I hope Valve steals that type of idea) is that it doesn't ship with every Rift. For Vive owners, a developer can assume that they all have room-scale positional
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by Fej 10y ago
I've tried the Rift DK2 and the Vive Developer Edition. What I've found is that VR just isn't there yet; it's too much of a hassle for there to be a critical mass of consumers willing to purchase a headset. The HMDs are
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by Fej 10y ago
What's the deal with ALL CAPS PARTS in certain legal documents, anyway? It can't possibly carry any legal weight...?
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by Fej 10y ago
We build electronics there because they have a near monopoly on rare-earths. They use this to keep manufacturing in China. Not long ago there were quotas that limited the amount of rare-earth minerals that could be exported. I expect that a
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by Fej 10y ago
Innovation doesn't happen too much in China, their patent/copyright laws are so weak as to strangle anyone that would attempt to do so.
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by Fej 10y ago
For the population, and from a human rights perspective, this decision is objectively bad.
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by Fej 10y ago
The Chinese government is willing to forgo living wages for its populace, environmental protections, worker safety, etc. As a result, the cost of manufacturing is dramatically lower than in developed countries. For example, a Chinese manufa
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by Fej 10y ago
It's a duopoly. I wish it were better but there isn't much choice anymore for consumer smartphones. Windows Phone is dead (even if its market share is >1%, I believe the project has been abandoned) and BlackBerry OS is hanging
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by Fej 10y ago
Good. They are not the police. They are not a jail. They are not allowed to arrest people. This is the worst kind of vigilante "justice" I've ever seen. I mean for chrissake they took her phone, belongings, and credit card (!
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by Fej 10y ago
It is not a reasonable expectation that consumers be aware of every law that may be applicable to a purchase. If we had to do that, we'd either have time for nothing else, or be lawyers.
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by Fej 10y ago
The concept of "voting with one's dollars" or "letting the market decide" is predicated on all parties having perfect information, i.e. everyone understands all laws, including this one. Naturally, this is rarely tr
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by Fej 10y ago
> and buy the community some additional time to debate longer term strategy. There is no long-term strategy. Ethereum and the DAO are dead. No one would dare put money in after this disaster.
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by Fej 10y ago
The difference, obviously, is that it's not literal. In a corporate death penalty, no one is dying, everyone can bounce back and have a second chance (or third, or fourth, etc.) at success. With a real death, that's it. The end of
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by Fej 10y ago
While we're on the topic, can we sentence BP to death? They destroyed the livelihoods of thousands, if not millions of innocent people, and thoroughly polluted huge swaths of the Gulf of Mexico coastline (and a bit of the Atlantic coas
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by Fej 10y ago
Open-source it, and maybe we'll get better answers.
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by Fej 10y ago
...whatever. Use NoScript. Problem solved.
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by Fej 10y ago
Is anyone surprised by this? Just wait until the class action hits.
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by Fej 10y ago
I'm sorry, I don't think I was clear. For the record, I've met Southerners and they're all nice and reasonable people. (You know what they say about Southern hospitality.) I was referring to each state as a whole, and es

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