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by apple4ever 2mo ago
Really really good article. Surprised it didn't get more commentary around here.
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by apple4ever 2mo ago
Really really good article. Surprised it didn't get more commentary around here.
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by apple4ever 2mo ago
Thank you for pointing this out, as Eastern Orthodox Christian.
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by apple4ever 2mo ago
Very cool! Someday I'm going to make my own, but in Objective-C, marrying my favorite language and my favorite processor :)
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by apple4ever 2mo ago
It was the TI-85 for me, but that's how I got my start in assembly language and how I came to love the Z80.
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by apple4ever 2mo ago
Agreed, in fact I don't think copyleft software is free software.
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by apple4ever 2mo ago
It's not though. I want more sun when I'm awake after work, then in the morning. Permanent DST time is actually better in every way.
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by apple4ever 2mo ago
As you said, that was 50 years ago. Technology and culture has changed since then. I think Permanent DST is the best, because more sun in the afternoon in the winter is better, but in either case, let's just stop switching.
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by apple4ever 2mo ago
> my personal takeaway was that the PJM market is just very dysfunctional and they are blaming the datacenters instead. That matches my thoughts after reading it too.
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by apple4ever 2mo ago
This should be illegal. No two ways about it. Companies should not be allowed to do this.
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by apple4ever 2mo ago
What were the scandals? I still listen to TWIT and MBW, but they are so long and too preachy sometimes. If you get past that and some other things (constant AI talk), they are still good shows.
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by apple4ever 3mo ago
What a milestone. Still my favorite processor, and I have about 10 here at home in various yet to be finished projects (of course).
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by apple4ever 3mo ago
Interesting, I never realized they had different companies based on membership type!
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by apple4ever 3mo ago
Same, and the couple of times I had to use them for car insurance (and once for renters) over 20 years, they've been great. Thankfully, I haven't had to use them for home insurance yet.
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by apple4ever 3mo ago
That is how insurance is supposed to work. It's not meant to cover everything. Only the things that are hard to pay.
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by apple4ever 3mo ago
Since many of us believe it's not actually that, that's a bad way to understand this.
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by apple4ever 3mo ago
Because we believe engineering fits more closely.
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by apple4ever 3mo ago
Yes maybe though I've read not as much as you think, unless it happens while you were sleeping or drunk. Besides, even if it is, you will still notice a bad on you, because they have enough weight. You notice a small bug- you'll n
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by apple4ever 3mo ago
Yes the difference is noticeable.
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by apple4ever 3mo ago
But we have databases of addresses and we can tell if it actually has 1000 apartments.
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by apple4ever 3mo ago
Exactly. This is going to be perfect for my kid as he enters his teenage years. I dont want to mess with building one for him.
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by apple4ever 4mo ago
A properly informed person would've understood that's what they'd do. They'd also probably realize cookies are not a big deal.
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by apple4ever 4mo ago
Which seems incredibly inefficient and expensive. I find it hard to believe.
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by apple4ever 4mo ago
Objective-C for the win!! (They use @ for marking keywords)
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by apple4ever 5mo ago
Exactly this, which is the problem with all modern accounts. No person to talk to so you can understand what happened and maybe fix it.
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by apple4ever 5mo ago
Government officials should not be allowed to sign NDAs that provide benefits to companies.
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by apple4ever 5mo ago
This seems like the more likely reason. People wanted to give them money, but they didn't want to take it unless it was in a giant pile.
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by apple4ever 5mo ago
Yes but only not in the course of their federal duties.
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by apple4ever 5mo ago
Nope
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by apple4ever 5mo ago
They are lying about it not being a cost cutting exercise

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