ProAm

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by ProAm 4y ago
10% loss inside your home network is bonkers bad.
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by ProAm 4y ago
> But found it demoralizing to be 'stiff-armed' by people who were just bigger and stronger (which is most people, in my case) Why let them get a grip? It's strategy. Bigger means higher center of gravity, which is easi
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by ProAm 4y ago
This is extremely incorrect.
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by ProAm 4y ago
Why would only two of the four iphone 15 models support the higher speed then? Are they putting in 2 different chips for the same model? I think all of them are using the A17
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by ProAm 4y ago
There is zero reason to restrict transfer speeds to a USB 2.0 level in today's age. This is Apple once again not respecting their customer.
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by ProAm 4y ago
Google has entered it's IBM age.
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by ProAm 4y ago
For sure but this would be a new one (law). The government telling you what to do with your property, else lose your liberty and go to jail.
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by ProAm 4y ago
This should apply to commercial as well as residential real estate.
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by ProAm 4y ago
> Taxation is not compulsion. It's the threat of imprisonment if you do not comply.
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by ProAm 4y ago
Ahhh, Fool me once! I was a little surprised there are nice/safe parts of SF but I only travel for work there, at most a week or two at a time. So thought maybe I just hadn't been to the nice part of town. EDIT: damn I didnt thi
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by ProAm 4y ago
Ahh am mistaken then, maybe it was Twitter HQ (maybe not even them?), I read an article where people were literally scared to go to work or leave after dark but I could not remember which company it was. It was about 2 years ago
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by ProAm 4y ago
Isn't their main office/HQ in a really dangerous part of town crime wise?
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by ProAm 4y ago
Sometimes you do this to force attrition so you dont have to do more layoffs.
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by ProAm 4y ago
Every large paper in the US has strong defense department, Whitehouse, House and Sentate contacts. You'd be surprised the people with 'barrels of ink' find ways to disseminate messages courtesy of people who pay them or allo
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by ProAm 4y ago
The IRS doesn't know about the loopholes we want to use though and there is the rub.
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by ProAm 4y ago
In an ideal world absolutely. But war and violence is foundational bedrock of humanity, it will never go away.
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by ProAm 4y ago
Oh I was alluding to they are actually ending SFH without actually killing it legally.
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by ProAm 4y ago
> The government and military must be more forthcoming with information here. No, we do not need need social media arm chair quarterbacks dealing with national defense based issues.... > Establish a single and authoritative line of co
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by ProAm 4y ago
It's the same thing worded differently.
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by ProAm 4y ago
"We have always been at war with Eastasia"
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by ProAm 4y ago
To the US economy.
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by ProAm 4y ago
WeWork?
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by ProAm 4y ago
I wish them the best finding a new job at an ethically and morally good company.
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by ProAm 4y ago
What do you think the fine will be for lying to the FCC about this one? Im guessing 250k and a strongly worded apology letter.
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by ProAm 4y ago
This is one company I do not feel bad for.
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by ProAm 4y ago
But the license does nothing for you in the UK, so time for change? I appreciate and like the intention behind being open source, but intentions and actions are not always on par.
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by ProAm 4y ago
Can you not just add a clause that says this product is not allowed to be used in the UK?
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OpenAI CEO Says His Tech Is Poised to “Break Capitalism”(futurism.com)
9 points by ProAm 4y ago|2 comments
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by ProAm 4y ago
> Cancelling / postponing (whatever it will be) Blinken's visit to China does seem like a big deal. It's all political posturing. Look into the history of if you are allowed to take a photo with a handshake or not in poli
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by ProAm 4y ago
-101°F Wind chill is legit brisk.

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