SpikeDad

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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Yes. The twin anxiety makers - crypto volatility and threat of Coinbase bankruptcy made my decision to convert everything to cash.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
You can order whatever you want from Indian online pharmacies. Assuming you think you know how to prescribe antibiotics for yourself which is a dangerous mindset
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
If the current tunnel is any example there are no emergency exits. You can't even get by a car if you were walking. Imagine a full Tesla lithium battery fire in the tunnel. You are DEAD. It's nonsense.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
I'm done worrying. I withdrew everything and closed my account. Crypto is a fools errand.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
I just cashed my holdings out and transferred the cash to my bank. I'm done with crypto for the foreseeable future.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Burden of proof. Simple - you want to make a claim provide the evidence. Not believing it can be done by humans is not evidence.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Flagged. Dupe of a post that wasn't appropriate in the first place.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Other primates don't play Angry Birds on their cell phones
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
I was confused about the winking he did concerning the violation of Lucas (or Disney whichever) copyright. He'd probably throw a fit and a lawyer if someone decided to sell SAVAGE t-shirts or his very nice messenger bags. I'm not
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Does that mean you can only have 6 Ted Cruz statues?
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Sigh. Multiple posts here have explained this. The DDG CEO stayed on a thread to discuss this and well I thought. Maybe the admins will remove this. I certainly hope so.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
The study is a mess. The article is more of a mess. Touting the benefits of glucosamine which has been pretty much debunked as a beneficial joint supplement. They used epidemiological data from as far back as 1999. They pretend they've
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
I had an online place (I can't recall which) that flagged a Hide My Email as invalid. That pissed me off and I left that site immediately.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Plus selling addresses to other food services is probably as valuable as spamming themselves.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
You wish for the impossible and you get what you wish for. Anyone holding Wisconsin politicians responsible for the fiasco? Bahahahahah. I was kidding.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Isn't Volkswagen's Electrify America far ahead of any other network? They have the only fast DC charger in my town. Since I'm contemplating a Hyundai Ioniq 5 it seems like the only suitable service. US of course
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Stopped reading after the first "harsh truth". In no way does the scenario described have any relevance to life. Period.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
When the beer is the perfect temperature. Saved you some math.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
It's Forbes. The article is shaky also
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Sigh. Apple articles from Verge are clickbait garbage. If you want to read what's going on with this issue here's the official link to Apple's Developer page on this issue: https://developer.apple.com/news&#x2
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Again interesting but open source is never going to be a commercial product for the vast majority of people. Period. Linux is the ultimate proof of that. You think a solution is people should run their own servers and host their own cloud s
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
He owns the companies. He can call himself whatever he wants - doesn't make it true. He got lucky with Tesla - good timing, a pliant customer base willing to ignore all the things Tesla got wrong but still was willing to spend untold a
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
The HAL effect. AI won't tell you it's lying if it's programed to conceal it's lying.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Accomplished? He's got money and hired some smart people. And tech media is more than happy to ignore all the stupid shit he's done and tried.
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
You mean Republicans are hypocritical and take any position which appears to give them political advantage to the point they screw over their own people? Why haven't I heard about this before? /s
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Nonsense. Maybe people here but Hacker patrons are hardly a representative cross section. The more insidious problem that regular people come up against every day is devices that depend on cloud access. When that disappears the devices are
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
This guy is amazing. Of course being a million millionaire help but his skills and experience are something I just dream about. Watch the series where they repair an Alto computer, the disk packs and bring it up. Also repairing IBM 029 keyp
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by SpikeDad 4y ago
Or 3) The article is a pile of crapola
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
Guess you don't have any allergies. Almost any dog or cat or furred animal will trigger a serious allergic reaction for me. If I continue to be exposed I'll have a major asthma attack. You gonna be responsible for my medical bills
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by SpikeDad 5y ago
>There have been some serious accusations made against Apple infringing on user privacy, and essentially snooping and collecting all usage data, and I mean ALL By whom?

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