Redoubts

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by Redoubts 8y ago
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20050819-10/?p=...
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by Redoubts 8y ago
> Overall, I think the most accurate thing to say is that CA was "scraping" user information That sounds like the least accurate way to describe API access.
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by Redoubts 8y ago
What do you mean, that’s like 27 disks!
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by Redoubts 8y ago
Not affiliated with this company at all, but I’m really happy this is my first front page submission.
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by Redoubts 8y ago
Is it not feasible to have a couple thousand of these blocks?
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by Redoubts 8y ago
> Matebook X Pro Wow, they’re not even trying with the naming.
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Making $25k/month selling chocolate dicks(failory.com)
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by Redoubts 8y ago
Eh, I definitely notice every time I use Source Code Pro fonts on these displays, but that may also be a function of windows rendering.
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by Redoubts 8y ago
In exchange for their last remaining bits of entropy, the branches cast evil spells on future genera- tions of processors ... The point is that the branches, those vanquished foes from long ago, would have the last laugh. More true than e
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by Redoubts 8y ago
Sure, but that's because 10 year old hardware can just run Ubuntu now, no? The lack of YOY extreme gains is real.
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by Redoubts 8y ago
You can't format it, just paste the link
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by Redoubts 8y ago
> Part of that is lots of things about Swift are backwards (variable definition) or overly expressive (var/let/func). Is this a joke? This sounds like "the language is wrong because it didn't completely ape C"
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by Redoubts 8y ago
> Huh? The state I live in doesn't issue legal ID, nor do multiple other states surrounding us. What does this mean? Do you mean RealID? States run elections so I’m not sure why this matters.
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by Redoubts 8y ago
> The most common form of ID in the US is a driver's license. It's the most common, but not the only one. You can just show up and ask for a plain ID, and avoid all that. And I kinda have to wonder how people get their I-9 fill
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by Redoubts 8y ago
Dumping all my wealth into one leveraged asset sounds scary as shit.
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by Redoubts 8y ago
> Good thing I didn't You literally did.
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by Redoubts 8y ago
> They have taken money from venture capitalists who will expect a return on their investment via a sale. Or, you know, an IPO. Which is precisely the exit they claim to want: We want to IPO in 2020, specifically on Wednesday Novembe
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by Redoubts 8y ago
There also was the VW e-Golf, though they stopped making them in 2018. I'm not sure if that means anything for other manufacturers. https://cleantechnica.com/2018/04/30/volkswagens-decision-to...
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by Redoubts 8y ago
Seriously. If you want linux, just stick Debian on it. https://www.ev3dev.org/
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by Redoubts 8y ago
> But, it has become a de facto standard. This is a tragedy. But it is a fact. I feel this sentiment so often in this field. It’s really distressing.
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by Redoubts 8y ago
> Even if the affected genuine voter eventually casts a successful provisional ballot, the fraudulent ballot is also counted and included regardless. That seems incorrect.
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by Redoubts 8y ago
Or this: https://steemitimages.com/DQmbiPZbjmskYPjMc2FuSGV4AcfDwjsNt6...
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by Redoubts 8y ago
Tax land; you can't just walk off with that.
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by Redoubts 8y ago
Ha ha ha... oh.
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by Redoubts 8y ago
> Python has been successful, IMHO, because Guido has made several brave, controversial calls. Python 3 breakage and async turned out to be prescient, fantastic decisions. A lot of companies are choosing new languages over porting python
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by Redoubts 8y ago
Not gonna lie, I find them all pretty bad. Their styles seem optimized for the coder, not the user.
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by Redoubts 8y ago
Are you kidding?
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by Redoubts 8y ago
Was there ever an Apple where this was not the case? They’ve been making $5000 computers for decades.
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by Redoubts 8y ago
First rule of military spending...
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by Redoubts 8y ago
Yeah, probably.

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