Jolter

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541.
by Jolter 4y ago
Your supposedly “extreme” opinion sounds like a very mainstream American opinion. If you’re implying that many people really think your opinion is extreme, I think you’re making a straw man argument.
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by Jolter 4y ago
Presumably GP is not American.
543.
by Jolter 4y ago
In this case the child seems to have been from Guatemala so I’m not sure this is exactly the situation you’re describing.
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by Jolter 4y ago
It’s possible to be upset by both of these problems, and act to abolish both.
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by Jolter 4y ago
You gotta earn a living somehow, but you don’t gotta do it by making retro computing content with misleading titles.
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by Jolter 4y ago
The idea is that ownership needs to be transferred in a structured and conscious way. A factory reset is not an ownership transfer and Apple are not keeping those operations separate. These are expensive devices and theft happens.
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by Jolter 4y ago
My guess is the risk of legal liability. There are laws in many countries that forbid them from (knowingly or unknowingly) financing child pornography or trafficking. The due diligence of verifying every transaction just seems immense and p
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by Jolter 4y ago
I’m sure the experiment could be repeated with correct data processing. The authors probably won’t do it, unless they think it will provide a positive result.
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by Jolter 4y ago
But this is “Mushrooms eating plastic”!?
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by Jolter 4y ago
Well, isn’t that why this web page exists? To advertise the nice libc implementation so users don’t have to make syscalls directly to the OS? Maybe I’ve misunderstood something…
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by Jolter 4y ago
My original point was that, in regard to the ancestor comment “We'll still use that 0.5% for something else, right? It's not as if power generation (and emissions) will be reduced.”, yes it’ll be used, and no it most likely won’t
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by Jolter 4y ago
I feel like you’re still thinking of a closed system without the possibility to import or export. Maybe it’s a regional thing, I don’t know how many interconnects to abroad the US has. In Sweden this year, like in much of Europe, productio
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by Jolter 4y ago
I turn them on because I’ll be eating chips.
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by Jolter 4y ago
Not to mention that they are mixed for reference volume. If people weren’t concerned about neighbors, sleeping babies or protecting their hearing, I’m sure they would just crank it up and not miss any dialog. Of course, that’s just not poss
555.
by Jolter 4y ago
I’m not saying you’re wrong, but you can absolutely hire devs per project. My employer has done it many times. I was in a project that scaled up from 10 scrum teams up to 120 over a year and a half, and then once the product was launched, d
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by Jolter 4y ago
Alright, I concede I didn't think that comment through. I was only considering a national grid, at peak consumption hours, where excess power is exported and hence "disappears from view", but of course taking a global view th
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by Jolter 4y ago
No, what happens is that the price per kWh drops. The only way production drops is if that takes the price below the point of profitability.
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by Jolter 4y ago
They are obviously unwilling to name the brand.
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by Jolter 4y ago
Doesn’t really matter what Lastpass did wrong, does it? The point is that trustworthiness is the single most important value for someone who wants users to entrust them with their credentials. Another point is how easily they can lose users
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by Jolter 4y ago
They should (and probably do, behind the scenes) have separate data fields for composer and performer. At least, I believe that labels will input those separately for each track, to enable correct tracking of compensation. Then Spotify wil
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by Jolter 4y ago
That does also not apply to capital gains.
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by Jolter 4y ago
No need. I got five informative answers before your snarky one. But thanks for the advice anyway!
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by Jolter 4y ago
That’s the obvious part. But what the heck is El Salvador (the country)’s relation to Bitcoin?
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by Jolter 4y ago
There are a few but nothing at the scale of yc, obviously.
565.
by Jolter 4y ago
It does not, in Sweden.
566.
by Jolter 4y ago
That is very interesting! Thanks for that info.
567.
by Jolter 4y ago
The X is there, but nothing happens when I tap it. Safari, IPhone.
568.
by Jolter 4y ago
Maybe you’re aware but the Boox Max Lumi has an HDMI In port, so you can use it as a secondary monitor for that laptop. https://shop.boox.com/products/maxlumi
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by Jolter 4y ago
Check out what Zubersoft has done with their sheet music app, in a special edition for e-ink. https://zubersoft.com/mobilesheets/forum/archive/index.php?t... The kicker is this: “- Freeform annotations with t
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by Jolter 4y ago
In this case (with IMDb resume fraud), I don’t even see that it’s illegal. Probably in violation of some EULA but probably not fraud until and if they get an actual job based on that fake resume. (I am not a lawyer and this is not legal adv

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