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Neliquat
10y ago
The best way is to be rational. Hate, disgust, etc have no place in a reasonable argument, only facts. If you argue based on feelings alone, you are not going to advance your cause. This post is case in point.
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You bring up a good point. What is the social expectation of competence in these areas? In the USA it is assumed a man can change a tire, do basic handyman stuff, etc. But is there a social equivelent in tech? At what point are techs just k
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10y ago
And then followed it up with "My Adidas". But I agree in spirit.
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10y ago
So you reject the art because of the views of the artist? Have a fun time being able to enjoy anything.
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10y ago
A clear endrun of the law, as 'transactional records' can easily be correlated to posts, and therefore content.
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10y ago
What happened to the ban on paywalled stuff?
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10y ago
0wned for the cost of a big mac. Brilliant.
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10y ago
Any timeframe for production?
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10y ago
Could he be verifying the channel of covert communication, or integrity with codes? All are clearly lower case alphanumeric, and 8 digits, a common checksum (or yes, password) length... /tinfoil hat
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10y ago
I think if you have interacted much with the Steam platform, you already knew. Basically just marketing gambling and ponzi schemes to kids. Using names like Giveaways, Raffles, Unboxing etc they even make it transparent to the parent in man
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Funny you mention that. Growing up, I remember watching the Transformers cartoon, and begging for the toys. Years later, I watched a retrospective program on the series, where they noted that The first episode was just a long form advert, a
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On the contrary, this is democracy at work in one of its clearest forms.
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10y ago
I am getting so sick of the political, non tech, influx. Can we please have no politics back?
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10y ago
How do we know that? (I expect it is higher, but that seems hard to produce meaningful data. Self reported? Subject to a blood test? A piss test that detects 2 months use?)
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10y ago
If they cannot detect a difference in behavior, is there a need to detect what isnt causing it? I.e. there are so many different psychoactive substances, that effect, rather than presence, seems to be the only 'fair' way to discri
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10y ago
I can imagine the red tape for training, then buying and running a node would be a bigger hassle than the usual MO of bribery.
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10y ago
Wow, all these issues and I have been loving my steam controller with no issues for a while now. I think expecting it to be a mouse or traditional gamepad is the problem. It is its own interface, and a good one at that. It is good enough to
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10y ago
Imagine for a moment you are a driven, self-made .00001%er. If you KNEW your profits were taken at the top, would you work hard and innovate? Or would you commit fraud and squirrel away your wealth or not bother. Im sure a few would see it
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Except for those who invested in war in the first place. Which is the problem.
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10y ago
This sounds like the plot to an epic stoner flick.
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10y ago
While I am in steadfast disagreement about airdrop being any good, cat5/6 being outdated, and flash drives all using FAT, I think he hit close to the mark. But I feel he failed to really focus on Ownership. Flash drives give a physical
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10y ago
That makes me think the self-medication cause holds a bit more weight than I though for the spike in mental issues correlating to use.
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10y ago
The lack of freedom to submit, or not, to what basically amounts to socialism, instead of being able to choose the use of your labor or its rewards, is in essence its own slavery. I feel his argument was a utopian and philosophical one, and
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10y ago
This is the kind of anti science drivel I never expect to see on HN, but here goes. You paint this as being a 'gmo posterchild' when clearly, it is humans, scrambling with Every technology at our disposal, to save a species. Your
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10y ago
Thanks! Not a stickler, or one of the complainers, but I appreciate less scripting, and responsive devs. ;)
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Been going on for years. Ever since OnStar and friends showed up to the party. Now car hacking is easier than ever, and all cars have remote gps. One will wonder if video feeds from forward and rear cameras, and audio feeds from the mic are
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Just our generation's version of 'pickled punks'. I doubt many of the early adopters have a chance to be successfully thawed, but interesting to think about. Even if it turns out to be a technological dead end, at least it ga
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I wonder what, if any, effect this has on the VR market. I could see investors getting spooked. Sure they are different, but enough to differentiate them with non savvy folk?
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Maybe, since this is a standard wherever there are esclators or moving platforms, the manufacuturers hold some blame? It seems optimizing for that behavior would be simple.
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10y ago
Got any basis for your nationalistic ramblings? Or are you just content to misjudge an entire nation from your chair?
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