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by auiya 7y ago
I've never understood why car lots carry so many redundant inventory choices to just sit around in the elements and rot. It seems immensely wasteful.
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by auiya 7y ago
Many of these examples seem dangerous, like a place for water inclusion and freezing/melting and rot. The examples where the buildings tie together well aren't so bad. But the ones where the windows don't even line up?! Thr
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by auiya 7y ago
I just bought a "new" SE refurbished for $100. It's still fantastic and runs iOS 13 marvelously. It's really your only option for a small device that runs a modern phone OS.
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by auiya 7y ago
> Google boasts about its racial and gender diversity Does it? Because the metrics it reported just this year says it's made up of mostly still white males. https://www.forbes.com/sites/janicegassam/2019&
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by auiya 7y ago
I worked there until 2012. I find this opinion odd as I remain friends with many former colleagues, and probably 3/4 of them have left to work for other companies as well. The tech world is smaller than most people realize.
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by auiya 7y ago
You bring up a good point. Traffic fatalities in general are are a HUGE problem in the US, not just alcohol-related, and they're mostly due to poor civil engineering. Another abject failure of US governance.
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by auiya 7y ago
Tech worker unions are something that's probably been a long time coming. Rather than commit subversive outbursts putting your job in jeopardy, organize. You'll be much more effective in large numbers.
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by auiya 7y ago
What is the expected value-added Google intends to provide the banks?
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by auiya 7y ago
Not until there are accompanying ecosystem apps on par with Logic Pro, Final Cut, etc... I've found with almost every linux distro there's always an area where it falls short.
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by auiya 7y ago
Alternately, press F9.
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by auiya 7y ago
This is why I use Safari with reader view enabled automatically.
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by auiya 7y ago
How will this work in corporate environments with intentionally slow web proxies (decrypting TLS traffic, etc)?
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by auiya 7y ago
Tegrity weed.
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by auiya 7y ago
The flip side to allowing this is the probability of incentivization/intimidation by gov't to cover up past prosecutorial wrong-doings. There's no good solutions it seems.
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by auiya 7y ago
Cryptocurrency is just penny stocks (before regulation). Same pump-and-dump manipulation occurs. Why is this surprising?
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by auiya 7y ago
It's become clear your data is not safe no matter which company you choose to do business with, considering virtually all companies are in jeopardy of being purchased by bigger companies which don't value your data privacy. Perha
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by auiya 7y ago
Vic headed up the Google+ effort, killed Reader, and probably isn't the best example of Google leadership to quote.
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by auiya 7y ago
Sorry, "Refine neighbor's oil, join EU". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Finland
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by auiya 7y ago
One problem with this approach is many streaming content providers identify known VPN egress points, consider them methods for subverting region-restrictions, and thus won't serve ANY data to you. Netflix does this w/ PIA (and pr
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by auiya 7y ago
So the decision then becomes which do you trust more, your ISP, or your VPN provider? I choose to only give my money to businesses which perform in good faith to their customers, regardless of competitive advantages in other areas.
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by auiya 7y ago
This to me means they're also selling more pre-packaged items with scanable bar codes rather than they are items like fresh produce which requires a lookup and weight check at checkout.
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by auiya 7y ago
Maybe we should have a maximum wage instead?
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by auiya 7y ago
> My business can't survive unless my employees are living in poverty. The corollary being "You're actually worth LESS to me and my business, but the state won't allow it"
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by auiya 7y ago
Reader mode is perfect for sites such as this.
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by auiya 7y ago
> All that crap going on over the net is annoying but nothing Sorry, but no. Ask all the US banks that were DDoS'd between 2012-2013 by (presumably) Iranian nation state actors if "all that crap going over the net was annoying
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by auiya 7y ago
Capitalism, got it.
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by auiya 7y ago
Why would you change it underground? You'd schedule the changes in a controlled environment. Or is this naive?
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by auiya 7y ago
You'd do the swap using machinery, not by hand.
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by auiya 7y ago
Why quick charge instead of just doing a battery swap?
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by auiya 7y ago
Gene editing tech. CRISPR is only the beginning and the payoffs for getting all this right are potentially heroic.

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