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by astrea 6y ago
Clickbait title with an even stranger ad campaign
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by astrea 6y ago
Aren't the recent explosion in UFO news and declassifications a little strange? Especially the ads Northrup Grumman is running talking about invisible aliens amongst us? Is this some sort of propaganda campaign? Distraction from someth
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by astrea 6y ago
Ran perfectly fine on my Dell Precision with an i7-9850H.
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by astrea 6y ago
Well, they were actively deciding to and attempting to have children, for one.
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by astrea 6y ago
Sure, but if you're using it in the context of math/cs, then it's not really unnecessary jargon.
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by astrea 6y ago
I'm merely saying that if someone using "orthogonal" in a sentence seems pretentious to you, then perhaps you're the issue.
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by astrea 6y ago
Perhaps that's just projections of your own insecurities and those words are just simply what come to mind for them or find the most descriptive.
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by astrea 6y ago
Those aren't even jargon, they're just words a well-educated person would know.
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by astrea 6y ago
I'm sure you could get along fine with a single leg, why bother with two?
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by astrea 6y ago
Your prevalence in the comments speaks louder than the words you type
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by astrea 6y ago
What is, what I'll call from my layman perspective, the leeching factor of copper vs lead pipes though? As in, how much copper vs lead ends up in the water being transported?
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by astrea 6y ago
And I thought time libraries were a mess already...
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by astrea 6y ago
I wonder how much additional traffic this investigation brought said image.
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by astrea 6y ago
My initial thinking is it's in some flower recognition dataset.
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by astrea 6y ago
"I have a very unique setup that isn't catered to by every website on the internet and I have no real solution for this."
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by astrea 6y ago
Or maybe chupacabra attacks are more common than you think and you just think it's roadkill ;)
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by astrea 6y ago
Aside from the last two points, aren't a lot of these the result of progressing the state of the art? To get a fast SOC that has all the gizmos and gadgets and fits in a small, waterproof container you have to make some unsavory design
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by astrea 6y ago
While I enjoy the esprit de corp of this particular discussion, the recurring allusions to "David vs Goliath"-esque tales are rather cringe-inducing and really speak to the maturity level of those involved (if that wasn't alr
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by astrea 6y ago
> I mean, cold itself (within Earthly limits) doesn't put out fires. However, heat is very much a part of the fire triangle.
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by astrea 6y ago
What's not repairable about a modern phone?
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by astrea 6y ago
sounds exploitable
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by astrea 6y ago
I'm interested to know your alternate solution. How would you recommend getting the required libraries into your image?
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by astrea 6y ago
Exactly. While I might disagree with his vendetta, if we're honest, all he is doing is exposing fraud.
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by astrea 6y ago
They do. You can do `apt-get install package=version`
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by astrea 6y ago
I mean, you said it yourself, it is a beta.
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by astrea 6y ago
If melodrama was a comment.
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by astrea 6y ago
I'm sure they said the same about Flash.
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by astrea 6y ago
Under what threat model would you be threatened by a domestic spy agency having a backdoor? Ignoring the red herring that "backdoors don't stay hidden".
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by astrea 6y ago
And for efficiency's sake they might even roll them into the same org, to remove red tape and logistical complications
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by astrea 6y ago
I'm sure he could get a lawyer better than Google's.

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