L-four

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by L-four 2y ago
Thanks for your insight, I internally confused Fact with Evidence.
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by L-four 2y ago
They likely mean wasting the embodied energy and materials.
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by L-four 2y ago
Videos and Pictures are not evidence. The declarations of the videos and photos to be accurate depiction of events is the evidence. The law was one step ahead the whole time.
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by L-four 2y ago
They add value by producing complicated and convoluted contracts which cannot be compared easily full of gotchas.
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by L-four 2y ago
Because web browsers are a massive hack and nothing works 100% so theres 10 different flows to cover which sort of broken is acceptable to your use case.
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by L-four 2y ago
Grandparent was a joke, when airplane pilots make a mistake. ATC gives them a number to call.
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by L-four 2y ago
Maybe having houses so expensive nobody can afford to buy them and the people how already own them can't afford insurance on them was a bad idea.
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by L-four 2y ago
All of the browser based database UI's I've tried have a lot of issues when it comes to binary data and very large int's in ways that will corrupt your data.
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by L-four 2y ago
A business only needs to make a profit efficiency is not required or desirable.
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by L-four 2y ago
it's gone 404
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by L-four 2y ago
Nuclear power is too safe, rare events are scary. If there were more nuclear accidents people would accept it as normal and be all for nuclear power.
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by L-four 2y ago
It's to hard and to expensive.
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by L-four 2y ago
This is my experience it's almost always better to continue working with the existing solution as you slowly replace it's features with your own until you no longer need it. The replace everything at once approached is fraught wit
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by L-four 2y ago
Loops should be avoided in python. Only constant time operations should be performed.
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by L-four 2y ago
You, want Microsoft named in the case so CrowdStrike can't defect that it's Microsoft's fault.
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by L-four 2y ago
This isn't time cube.
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by L-four 2y ago
Centralization is better for most on average or even mean. Often leaving those on the fringe much worse off.
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by L-four 2y ago
Hug of death
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by L-four 2y ago
Government has been sleeping on digital payment payment, like physical money there needs to be a standardized digital money and protocol.
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by L-four 2y ago
It doesn't matter how many there are if only one is available in your region.
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by L-four 2y ago
Well that's where I am heading. but its a failure of society when each person must provide their own utilities.
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by L-four 2y ago
Yeah, most of the load I cannot move so cost has no effect on my usage it just means I have less disposable income. 75% percent of my bill is network cost so power source cost make little difference to me.
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by L-four 2y ago
Apple could of allowed payment providers build payment services/plugins within their walled garden to preserve control and security. But they want their 30% so now the government is gonna come in and haphazardly create rules to enforce
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by L-four 2y ago
So a literal electric door lock would have the right to lock your door if they think you might break the copy right on the door lock you purchased from them.
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by L-four 2y ago
Ideally this would be factored in and included in the cost of disposable. E.G. the cost of employing litter collection and disposal. The cost needs to be placed on the producers so they have incentive to solve these problems. Many plastic c
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by L-four 2y ago
Which ever is more profitable.
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by L-four 2y ago
If we could get the total cost of product disposal built into the checkout price. I think single use plastics would solve it's self along with a litany of other garbage disposal problems.
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by L-four 2y ago
Thanks now I know this is valid English. "Batman's Batman fell off Batman's bat-horse"
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by L-four 2y ago
It shouldn't surprise anyone that a checking a bool is faster than calling a function and checking the bool it returns.
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by L-four 2y ago
Recall will track every you do this would be a massive invasion of privacy if Microsoft didn't already track everything you do.

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