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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
Will this allow Firefox to have extensions now that they’re not limited by WebKit? Or will Apple still axe that as a “third party App Store” or some bullshit?
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
Ah, I do play Squad and it is a similar system, as far as I know it’s only missing the double tap to drop the mag.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
If we’re nitpicking the gunplay (which I am perfectly okay with doing), how about adding in the fact that reloading with one in the chamber doesn’t give you a +1 round either? It’s like the concept of a chamber is completely ignored.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
There have been many occasions where I've been somewhere I know for a fact I haven't been before but can vividly "remember" being there, just as a still frame of what I was looking at in that moment.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
Anecdotally, I just made the switch to FF from Chrome. And my only complaint is that Google Earth is practically unusable. Other than that, I love the customization and have no difference from Chrome. Extension support is just as good.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
And stress. If I had to guess I would say stress matters more than both of those on average.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
That's stupid. If you don't actually pay them, there would be no evidence of you paying them. Their case would hold absolutely no water.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
The latter could have been the case here and we would never know...
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
If they had the money to, they could.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
The fact that nobody owns the air around me is arbitrary. I could make the argument that because I'm in the United States they should be able to listen to any conversation in the United States (by "owning" the air or otherwis
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
I think the reason is because they're $80k trucks, not $400/month Tesla leases. Also, they're first generation and I think most of the buyers understand that.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
Are you saying nuclear is a pipe dream or reprocessing?
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
Why is communication being compared to physical access? E2EE protects my conversations from being "heard" by others. If I was walking at the park talking to my friend, the government wouldn't complain that there's not a
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
God bless Artemis.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
This looks like it belongs in Guantanamo Bay more than it does on my screen.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
My 6th grade Spanish teacher showed us Señor Wooly on YouTube 10+ years ago, what a throwback. I still have "Soy Guapo" stuck in my head. Glad to see it's been turned into a full operation!
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
What about a fusion reactor, generating its own hydrogen molecules to power nuclear fusion through electrolysis from the water vapor in the air. There isn't really a theoretical limit to how small a fusion reactor can be, although clea
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
Unless you're being specifically targeted because you're a high up position (ex. CEO) I'd imagine .05 BTC is plenty to attract the attention.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
Dijkstra's been everywhere, man.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
I agree that material cost is not a major component of the cost in a lot of these products. It's marketing, distribution, etc. I don't think inflation is their excuse to squeeze more money out of you as it is to spend more in othe
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
Yeah, but it makes me wonder if an internal privacy working group already existed, and they weren't approving changes in privacy rules, what were they actually doing?
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
I don't particularly care about shrinkflation. It gets calculated in the CPI (obviously) and most of the time it's goods that are unhealthy and overpriced to begin with.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
I did the same thing, except I know Wally because I follow him on Twitter. To be honest, I don't even know what he looks like.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
That's what I was expecting as well. Still a cool project nonetheless.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
More than having their salary cut by 10%?
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
Only for 10% of the workers.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
Wouldn't the insulation/shielding also contain the lead?
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
This is such a pessimistic view to take that I cannot even begin to describe how you are wrong.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
I had a Fire Phone (Kit-Kat based) that spicy pillowed like 5 years ago. I've had about 4 phones since then though.
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by M3L0NM4N 3y ago
Rest in peace, and Hook 'em.

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