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aaronax
5y ago
How about Cooperative business models? Tech industry examples: NISC, makes software for electric and telecom cooperatives (disclosure, I am a new employee here) Tessitura, makes software for event ticket sales
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5y ago
If you lose some cash you are also out of luck, yet cash is still useful and even had some valuable properties.
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A woman is interested in computers and gains skills in that area, then tries to get a job in the field. People making hiring decisions like their boys-club culture (maybe even subconsciously) so the woman doesn't get hired even though
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5y ago
This reminds me in a way of the yacht with a system that detects cameras taking a picture of the yacht and sends a beam towards the camera to wash out the image. https://petapixel.com/2012/10/28/worlds-largest
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5y ago
It is called Half Life 2: Deathmatch. Pretty fun, with lots of custom maps.
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Don't AS "things" only affect the IP addresses? Surely you could have DNS records for facebook.com pointing to IP addresses in multiple ASes?
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5y ago
I unsubscribed many years ago but occasionally I am tasked by my significant other to find something on Netflix (shared account with her family). I actually have pretty good luck with searching for random things. Like I searched for "
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5y ago
Hopefully you mean that the vapor barrier faces the "outside" (side out towards you) of the wall cavity as you work on it from inside the house, meaning actually that the vapor barrier is on the side of the insulation nearest the
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Wow I love this guy's content (immediately got sidetracked away from the linked page and started reading at a frenetic pace). It is the sort of treasure trove that I am lucky to stumble upon once a year at most. In fact, reading this
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5y ago
You can do 60-90 HDDs in 4U, so conservatively using 36U of a 42U rack that is 540-810 HDDs per rack. So it could be more like 1600 racks.
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5y ago
Car pathing, as in getting cars to drive along a path.
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I have lived in a lot of different places over the past three years so have improved each area as I pass through. Now where I am settled down most of the city's buildings aren't even traced so there is a lot to do. I'm busy
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The recent update which re-architected the internal systems was a great improvement for my uses of the app, based on a few minutes of testing at least. Very nice to be able to immediately put in the house number after choosing that a buildi
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5y ago
Indeed, even with edgy "out there" content it is important to have "restraint" like you said...someone with a vision of what the product will be. This can also be seen in the Trailer Park Boys TV show. Seasons 1-7 under
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It is different mainly in that if you want to move around large amounts of money outside of the banking system you can do so without using briefcases/trucks full of physical cash. Whether that movement is illegal or legal is probably a
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The one with authority over your physical location; exactly the same government as prosecutes you if you run around randomly slapping people in the face (or whatever).
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Does the Iranian government allow Google and Apple to distribute gay dating apps?
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(1) The government that also governs your power, water, roads, etc. Maybe some sort of visa process for people who wish to "import" software. (2) For sure new laws would need to be created, and it would be difficult. (3) Right no
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5y ago
Require code to be signed by a certificate issued to verified individuals by the government. Prosecute individuals who produce the illegal code.
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The bank may be requiring the survey but you are paying for it. If not directly then at least in a very clear indirect way.
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When I hear something like "network police", I start drawing parallels to the real world. In the physical world, you generally don't have anonymous people running around (or at least most cases you have a way of linking any
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We could learn how to "simply exploit" atomic fuels. That should be good for another magnitude or two, right?
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Do you carry a normal $5,000,000 life insurance policy?
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Maybe this? https://www.amazon.com/Mom-Test-customers-business-everyone/... You shouldn't ask your mom about the viability of an idea because she will be biased towards thinking good things about you (and your id
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A government could easily mandate block lists. All legitimate businesses dealing with cryptocurrencies would be required to not consider "blocked" coins as valid. I can even realistically envision broad support for such a change
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There are two main improvements possible with GPS signals: WAAS gets you to a pretty solid 1 meter accuracy. RTK gets you 1 to 2 cm accuracy.
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I think the "plugins and widgets" path to making money easily ends up being detrimental to the original free thing. Instead of spending time just improving the thing, one ends up carefully planning out what can acceptably be brok
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6y ago
Since the code words are related to what they reference in some way, I find it difficult to believe that they were ever intended for a serious purpose. Maybe they are useful for clarity of communication in some way, but certainly not for s
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It would be interesting to have limits on size. Something like a max of 1 million users. Optimistically, it would result in all applications being federated and there being a multitude of hosting platforms to choose from. Or Microsoft woul
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Thank you for putting in so much time to respond. I think this does make sense and does have a useful purpose, particularly in providing cross-vendor usefulness of purchases. Of course now that I go back and read one of your earlier commen
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