FrozenTuna

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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
Exactly. As long as they're paying the same tax towards public education as everyone else, I don't see a problem. Whether it is enough or being used effectively is up in the air however.
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
At least in my state, you're supposed to allow something like a minimum of 4 seconds or some length of space between you and the car you're behind. The argument is that the car rear ending you should have been far enough behind to
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
Too true. "ABC is a gateway drug/activity/event. It leads to XYZ, which is way worse!" Sure, so educate them on real consequences and safety and not the external imposed consequences. Also, don't lie about ABC since
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
Non-removable battery. No SD card slot. No headphone jack. Europe can keep it.
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
While it would certainly help, it would solve like 0.1% of the problem. Fun fact, plants actually consume oxygen at night. On a 24 hour cycle, they create more than they consume, so everyone just thinks all they do is create oxygen.
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
The fact that there will always be winners and losers doesn't excuse the ethics or issues of winners winning more and losers losing more.
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
This is the answer. Not the mars thing, but creating fuel and not burning it. We got into this mess by taking stored up CO2 and releasing it for energy. You reverse this by taking energy and released CO2 and turning it into storable "f
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
Its also different whenever you physically hand it over to someone.
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
And that customer broke that responsibility first when giving the Geek Squad employee illegal materials.
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
How completely moronic. Can't help but to think how panicked someone could be if misinterpreting this with a casual accusation. I log into FB at home: "Hey FrozenTuna, do you think its okay to solicit 14 y/o's for nudes?
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
Is there something seriously wrong with that? The whole argument people here are trying to make is how quickly freedom of speech can erode. In that context, it is absolutely apples to apples when you compare freedom of speech in US, France,
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
I'm so glad the sentiment has changed on this useless garbage. Why would anyone want to decentralize car security? Porsche could just unlock your car through a centralized app. Why does everyone need access to that?
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
Had me interested until: "Non-state firms are helping the armed forces to develop quantum technologies that will boost their ability to make use of artificial intelligence and big data, as well as to develop unhackable communications n
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
Healthcare Dev here. Its getting better! We finally ended support for IE8 last year!
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
You're wrong about cars. They might need more specialized maintenance, but they are much better than they were 20 years ago. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/cars-now-last-longer-than-ever-...
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
Its not very hidden. July 2016, Microsoft and Netflix make a deal to only stream 1080p to edge users. November 2016, Intel and Netflix made a deal to only stream 4k on Kaby Lake processors. So if you want to watch netflix on desktop, Micros
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
3440x1440 user here. I needed to use an extension to play Altered Carbon in ultrawide. I have definitely had problems with netflix on ultrawide.
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
After sitting on it for a while, yea. I've changed my mind. You're right.
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
Atleast in the US, Visa backed by a bank. 7 transactions per second versus 24,000 transactions per second. Banks are fdic insured and handle security for you. You might be capable of securing a private key that you actively use like a debit
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
So now that she has major assets ($560 M in potential earnings), lets call her a business. Her business depends on her staying anonymous and collecting these earnings. It's hardly reasonable to deny the business that owns a $560M lotte
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
I think a lot of this stems from training for job interviews. A few years ago, I was doing a gig as a consultant for a while before I realized that side of the industry wasn't for me. While on the job, I was trained (by 45+ y/o&#x
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
(2015). Its nice to tag articles with the date in the title. Other than that, its a decent read. Fingers crossed that its relative to me in a few months once my side app is complete
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
Why would I run a node on something like this? What's the incentive? It breaks down 4 benefits: Free up content creators. Sure, or they could, you know, throw it up on youtube, twitch, vimeo, or any other centralized app. New channels.
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
Its used in alot more industry than just web design. I've seen it used for both robotics and ML as well. If I'm still writing server side code for the foreseeable future, I'd like to practice skills in a language that can tra
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
What's a China? /s. A superpower is defined as "a county that has the capacity to project dominating power and influence anywhere in the world". I'm assuming he didn't know that before, but now we can all agree
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
I'm someone new who hadn't read it yet. I absolutely loved it. Thanks for sharing!
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
Smoking cigarettes maybe, but I went to a HS football game since my alma mater made states and the vaping was rampant. As soon as the game let out and everyone was walking back to their cars, my brother and I saw a significant number of the
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
My team has transitioned into the same style stack. We used Codeigniter for everything. Now we use its controllers solely as a PHP api and its models as a db query wrapper. AngularJS handles our whole frontend. We just had a big discussion
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
Paper, Darts, Dartboard
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by FrozenTuna 9y ago
According to dictionary.com, a martyr doesn't strictly have to die. A martyr "endures great suffering on behalf of any belief, principle, or cause". His argument makes perfect sense and I agree with it.

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