HelixEndeavor

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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
They would have been protected under this legislation because if the road has been appropriately blocked off by the police then the law doesn't apply.
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
Or, alternatively, thieves could decide to not try and steal catalytic converters knowing they could get shot for it at no legal repercussion for the owner. If you gamble with your life, you're bound to lose eventually, and I just stru
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
Feels to me like we're starting to hit the brick wall with x86-64. Only way we can squeeze more performance out of these chips to make them physically larger, squeeze the components into tighter space, and suck more and more power and
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
Well, that sounds like a scenario we should prevent with legislation.
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
I would like to see 1 reason you would find that this UI restriction would be a bad thing.
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
Because if the cost Apple is selling the screen at reached a certain percentage of the cost of a new device, it becomes clear that they did not pay that much for the screen, otherwise they wouldn't be making a profit on their phones.
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
Right, but all you need to do component level repair is access to schematics and the ability to buy the chips. The schematics definitely exist - they have to, in order for the motherboard to exist. And the chips on the motherboard probably
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
If they're able to maintain inventory on all of their current products I think they can probably maintain inventory on parts for them.
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
You've seen enough pictures of people holding them to get a good reference for the size.
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
Two garbage companies trying to out-garbage each other.
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
"reported cases" is not the same thing as "statistics show." As someone who was diagnosed with COVID in August, was out of commission for a week and a half, and recovered fully, I'll need more convincing than "
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
Go outside and get back to us.
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
As self-driving cars come closer to reality, I fear your hypothetical will eventually become a real conversation someone will have to unironically have.
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
Sure thing, apologies.
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
>evolving understanding of the use of masks This is just absurd. Did our medical establishment not understand at all how masks worked before 2020? They were just guessing the whole time until COVID happened?
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
Nations that are almost fully vaccinated are having to lock back down because the vaccine is useless in stopping transmission.
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
At what point does questioning of authority figures become "pathological"? Who decides where that line is drawn?
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
It's not misleading? Whatsapp doesn't route SMS messages anyways. Just read the article and you'll know what they're talking about, like literally the first sentence.
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
What would the SEC have to do with hacking reports?
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
"I always thought the US should have produced more consoomer-appealing propaganda. We should have had the Avengers tell us to take the vaccine to defeat Thanos-19."
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
Are you trying to suggest that questioning authority figures is a flaw?
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
>how safe it felt. You mean how authoritarian it felt. I can't believe people's brains have devolved over the past 18 months to the point that seeing a society live in constant fear and have to present papers gestapo-style to p
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
Except Apple also disables functionality if you replace the part with another genuine part from another iPhone. The only excuse is money, money, money.
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
Yes, it's Samsung's fault that it's impossible to source genuine batteries.
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
What kind of "disinformation" are we talking about here? lol
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
Wow, you're telling me their claims of being climate friendly are just performative advertising? Who'da thunk!
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
We haven't had true meritocracy in quite a few decades. The New Yorker out here pretending affirmative action just doesn't exist.
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
I suggest you do some research as well. Joe Biden literally announced recently his plans to use OSHA to enforce vaccine mandates on any private business in America with over 100 employees. Now, chances are it won't hold up in court at
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
Free information about overpriced digital trinkets, how amazing...
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by HelixEndeavor 5y ago
It literally is experimental. We have never deployed an mRNA vaccine on this scale before. This is the first time it has been done. The standard years of testing vaccines traditionally go through has not happened with this one. So it is, un

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