aquaticsunset

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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
Your world doesn’t see much change if you open a can of Freon on the front porch every day. But if doing that was as pervasive as owning a lawn? You’d bet[1]. [1] https://www.epa.gov/ods-phaseout
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
What country is this intended to be in? I can see it, possibly, happening in more forward minded societies... but certainly not the United States. If anything because there’s no way in hell they can cost effectively retrofit the vast amou
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
Source?
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
This is where it gets a little “grey area.” If my freedom to have a gun impacts many, many other freedoms of the people around me, is society more free or less? If my freedom to text and drive impacts the right to life and freedom of those
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
Commercially unsuccessful projects* There’s a big difference to Google execs between technological and commercial success. It must be very, very interesting to be a fly on the wall of their high level product management meetings.
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
Is it any real surprise that policy and legislation in this country is so far behind technology? Of course not - the legislators and constituents are largely unaware of how deep data collection goes, and a lot of the watchdogs have a veste
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
It's a really viable fallback - I did the same thing this morning. The only difference is the team / channel aspect. While Google Chat supports those features, the effort to seamlessly fallover to "backup channels" is
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
Why aren’t they making it mega lightning fast? Not because they can’t, but because the market is willing to put up with the sluggishness. I treat it just like how I treat the massive phone screen sizes and lack of stick shift cars in the U
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
This was linked above https://blog.digitalocean.com/an-update-on-last-weeks-custom... It doesn't explain any detail behind why there was radio silence until social media support stepped in, which is what I'm very
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
What’s almost as big as the logo is the change from Interstate to a brand new, open font. I love everything about this! I’ve always had a high regard for Red Hat’s branding and marketing.
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
Can’t tell if sarcasm, but IBM’s had massive headache and trouble in this segment too. Good customer service agents are expensive. Bad ones are cheaper. But both still have a far higher success rate than conversational bots do. And a hy
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by aquaticsunset 7y ago
Maybe? IBM is mainly a Windows and Mac house for dev machines, with Ubuntu being a very, very small portion of workstations. I’m not sure the acquisition will create a mass exodus from the status quo there.
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by aquaticsunset 8y ago
Especially when most users are probably using the same password for both, or are just warming up to the concept that you shouldn’t do that.
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by aquaticsunset 8y ago
NTSB isn't the NHTSA, totally different agencies.
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by aquaticsunset 8y ago
IIRC, the Bluejeans app remembers your last used setting for video / mic.
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by aquaticsunset 8y ago
Having at least some band support is looking promising, but whether Verizon will make it a hassle to BYOP or not... is TBD. They're getting better with that overall so I'm hopeful, but I'll believe it when I see it.
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by aquaticsunset 8y ago
To say "everything" Red Hat ships being open source isn't quite true. There's a lot of proprietary code floating around, especially in the supporting infrastructure. When a product is put together, the upstream sources