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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
Well I'd wonder if you informed Google, etc. review services that you got a blackmail threat to do this, could you then sue the review service provider if they did nothing about it? I think you'd have a case. I'll have to
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
Maybe first make sustainable fusion actually work first!! This is your typical fraud startup by someone who doesn't even know what they don't know! Hate these kinds of people!
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
The main reason for the reflex mirror is film. So this is saying that Nikon will get out of film cameras. So if you want a Nikon film camera - for reasons - better buy one now.
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
FYI - the "natural preservative" for sausage and meats is celery salt. Guess what celery is natural high in? Nitrites.
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
Nothing has eternal life. Especially not electronics. And certainly not more advanced semiconductors. The rule-of-thumb is the lifespan of planar CMOS processes in years is proportional to the "node size" in nanometers. So we ar
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
Clearly a false flag is being planned and it will be a nuke detonated in a Blue City. When you see it, know it for what it is.
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
When I was involved in M&A for a Fortune 20 company, the rate of failures for M&A we were told by various accounting firms and consultants was that 90% of all M&A never achieve the goals of doing it. So 10% success rate on a go
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
All contracts have conditions which is not met make the contract null-and-void. Elon is claiming this. Twitter is denying it. It will be decided by a judge in a few years. Given Twitter's ethics I already have a prediction for the ou
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
Smart thermostats were suppose to prevent this. Apparently Jevon's Paradox at work or something.
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
This is one of my peeves about Apple - it's very clear that the designers of current apps and the WWDC message is to PRESUME 24x7x365 cloud connectivity. This is NOT realistic or available in many cases. I live among farms and I have
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
This. The "Apple Car" is 100% a non-innovative, uncreative me-too product. I don't see anything relevant announced that suggests innovation. Certainly the last 3 WWDC have be super disappointing and increasingly fluffy irrel
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
Triple negative... impressive.
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
They did forget/lose the recipe. Now imagine some key technology that appears to be "less important" and with "smaller budget". It will never come back; it will be lost foever. Modern technological society is alway
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
What is Netflix? /S
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
Why were "round-up resistant GMO crop plants" created? Because the intent was to allow heavy use of glyphosate to wipe out weeds under the assumption that glyphosate is 100% harmless to humans so eating such a crop plant with so m
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
With farmers being attacked, there won't be cooking oil for this soon enough...
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
I read somewhere that this is because MS Teams uses Electron which is an end-user-hating memory pig.
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
I grew up in Marin and was a teen when the BART tax referendum occurred in the 1970s to extend BART into Marin. I remember the arguments against it (which carried the election): "We don't want people from Richmond and Oakland bei
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
This is exactly what I do. It's always worked fine for me (40+ years)
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
Most Boomers are anything but wealthy - and the few that are are only wealthy on paper. OP is correct on this.
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
MOST Silicon Valley/San Francisco startups have negative ROI from the get go. It's often baked into an unviable business model. When I was getting my MBA at SCU, one of the assignments was to estimate the correct "fundamental
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
This is correct. A lot of this due to the hardware architecture itself. The software abstractions dictated/limited by the HW itself causes many of the risks! If you designed BOTH HW and SW up to and including the OS, you _might_ have
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
The answer is BOTH. And sometimes neither. Because this is literally about the time-domain solution to heat conduction and fluid dynamics (convention) with different initial conditions and boundary conditions (shape of vessel, temperatures
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
Yes. This is the large part of it. And it's why his primary investor, J.P.Morgan was not happy about it - the energy CAN NOT be metered and thus charged for. So he pulled the plug on Tesla. The other aspect: when you resonant betwee
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
Doesn't work with a VPN.
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
Well, corporations have finite lifespans just like all things biological. The average lifespan of an established corporation is only about 20 years. The average lifespan of a new company is only 10 years. So anything that lasts longer is
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
Given you have to be a solicitor or barrister to even have the "Right of Audience" in certain courts, it would seem this violates the rules for RoA prima facie. Note that as an America these UK rules make no sense to me (especiall
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
And you won't be able to control the "why" It could be that you have the wrong politics, or wrong anything else that is arbitrary and capricious. We've see exactly this occur in the last decade so NO ONE can be trusted
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
Also it's NOT corporate legal that makes ANY decisions - that's reserved for management hierarchy - legal is merely advisory to management and NOTHING MORE.
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by FunnyBadger 4y ago
I never got onto FB or TW et al. I recently deleted 100% of my Reddit and Quora posts (10-15 years worth) - didn't even bother to save anything. Just better to pull the bandaid off fast. Such an improvement. If I get bored and feel t

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