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by admax88q 7y ago
In practice CSS rarely lives up to the aeparation between state and presentation. In most projects the to are updated in tandem. DOM is not expressive enough to represent state, it moreso represents UI state, but CSS also represents UI stat
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by admax88q 7y ago
https://www.opennic.org/
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The continual expansion of web standards for one off devices and use cases only ensures that only Google can afford to build a browser.
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by admax88q 7y ago
You're ignoring the fact that shell corporations used as liability shields are widespread. Look at all those abandoned oil wells that nobody will pay to clean up because the corporations that owned them don't exist anymore. Manag
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by admax88q 7y ago
> they would just carry insurance against it anyway. A lot of people in this thread keep citing insurance, as if you can _just carry_ insurance for anything. This completely ignores the actual insurance companies in the equation. Insura
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I mean, if you don't want Google to track you, then you probably shouldn't use their browser...
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Sure its possible, but if they were actually forensics "experts" then they would have been able to explain exactly what you did. That the decryption key was removes from the device.
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by admax88q 7y ago
OP is arguing that the models are likely to overestimate warming/damage. The logical conclusion from there is that the damage isnt as bad as predicted and therefore less action needs to be taken.
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by admax88q 7y ago
Why is it legal for them to collect that data in the first place? Can't sell, abuse, or accidentally leak that which you don't have.
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by admax88q 7y ago
If we are discussing the viability and sustainability of any particular thing we should be using the current industry standard numbers and a reasonable estimate of where the industry is going. There's no sense discussing whether optio
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$50k monthly would pay for a team of the worlds best system administators.
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by admax88q 7y ago
The biggest flaw in Proof of Stake IMO is that it then costs you nothing to fork. Forking bitcoin requires deciding which fork to spend your mining processing time on. Forking a PoS coin does not, since you can use the same coins for stake
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by admax88q 7y ago
So what actually makes the "registry lock" robust against social engineering. Reading CIRA's page it just says that to make changes the Registrar will talk to CIRA to have to lock removed on their behalf. Doesn't sound
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by admax88q 7y ago
> you just select a region that contains that location and call undo. What the fuck, how did I not know this. I am now glad that I read this thread. So much time lost undoing a bunch of changes, killing the piece I want to restore, red
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by admax88q 7y ago
Sure your one proposed hyperbolic alternative is significantly worse than cash. That doesn't mean that there doesn't exist an alternative that is better or not significantly worse than cash.
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by admax88q 7y ago
I think you're not fully understading the theory of the Boltzmann brain. A Boltzmann brain would not exist for any extended period of time. They only exist for an instant, they don't "track" any sort of existence or co
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by admax88q 7y ago
I went to look up battery prices to prove you wrong, but your price is spot on. https://www.evwest.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=4&prod... Used Tesla battery, 5kWh for $1500. you're looking at ~10 of thes
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by admax88q 7y ago
If batteries get commoditized then it could be an easy process to replace the battery. It becomes no different than many other repairs you would typically make to make a used car sellable. However it will likely require legislation to ensu
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by admax88q 7y ago
Finally car manufacturers can kill the used car market just like video game companies killed the used game market. I'm sure its not going to be long before you don't _own_ your car, you just purchased a license to use it for a per
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by admax88q 7y ago
I have better luck buying from aliexpress than Amazon. I've taken some really sketchy bets on some SSDs from brands I've never heard of and they have all worked out so far.
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by admax88q 7y ago
Sure plenty of the ideas in Java were invented before, standing on the shoulders of giants and all that. The JIT came from Self, the Object system from Smalltalk, but Java was the first implementation that put all those together into a coh
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by admax88q 7y ago
Java was pretty innovative. The worlds most advanced virtual machine, a JIT that often outperforms C in long running server scenarios, and the foundation of probably 95% of enterprise software.
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Presumably internal employees are familiar with the design process of planes. Or do you suspect they make statements like this for every plane during th early stages?
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by admax88q 7y ago
> We've wasted enough effort over obscure licensing minutia. Which was precisely Sun/Oracle's goal when they released ZFS under the purposefully GPL incompatible CDDL. Sun was hoping to make OpenSolaris the next Linux whi
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by admax88q 7y ago
Haha that screenshot is amazing, its the perfect reflection of what's bad with modern news sites.
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by admax88q 7y ago
Lol. Yeah it's those damn millenials that are ruining public debate again. There's is an equally loud segment of older car drivers who complain about the so called "war on cars" everytime somebody wants an alternative t
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by admax88q 7y ago
If a patent clerk is confused by the patent, then it should be rejected not granted. The whole premise of the patent process it that you disclose your invention for the good of the population and in return you are granted a temporary monopo
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How brain dead or just checked out are patent office clerks that patents like this are granted.
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The whole concept of "used ebooks". Just sounds wrong.
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You cn literally run the number 0 through a modern hash function and pass dieharder without having any entropy.

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