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by austhrow743 2y ago
Because SpaceX can build them cheaper.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
Redacted is the spiritual successor to What. Not sure how much of What's collection made it over but Redacted's is larger. What when it closed: Torrents: 2,588,359 Releases: 1,066,026 Artists: 884,432 "Perfect" FLACs: 86
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by austhrow743 2y ago
What part are you disagreeing with?
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by austhrow743 2y ago
We will work jobs where being human is an innate part of the value proposition eg. servants, wait staff, sex workers. There are also jobs you wouldn't historically thought of where being human is an innate part of the value proposition
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by austhrow743 2y ago
That someone gives you the right to use their code doesn't mean they're required to be a free hosting provider for you.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
What is the contract that gives WP Engine the free house?
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by austhrow743 2y ago
This is accurate if by landlord you mean "the person in whose house you have been squatting without paying rent or signing a lease."
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by austhrow743 2y ago
"A third party will complain" is not a valid reason to provide poor service to your customers.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
America not using its nuclear advantage to secure its nuclear advantage doesn’t mean it couldn’t have.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
If they had an informal development in exchange for server access type relationship then that would qualify as some sort of obligation. Doesn't really have anything to do with open source though. Haven't seen anything about matt&#
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by austhrow743 2y ago
Seems like you should act as if you will be.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
If the one offering 20% over listed price is the one causing the listed price to be far more than 20% below what the company could be worth if they were running it properly, most people would consider that to be a ripoff.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
My take on their comment was that it should be worth many billions if it was being run effectively but that it's not. That doesn't mean the market is wrong, it means the market thinks it will continue to be run ineffectively.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
Probably not.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
Many wouldn’t consider Twitter to be a blue chip stock.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
My understanding of their comment is that the source is made available immediately. It’s just that you need to pay for a license to use it for the first couple years.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
As long as it’s an ongoing relationship nothing needs to be said. Apple knows that if more users swap away from the default then the default setting is less valuable.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
Sue google with $50?
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by austhrow743 2y ago
Did you chuck gravity in there to be hyperbolic or has someone really published a paper where they have data implying they got gravity not to apply to mice?
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by austhrow743 2y ago
Ads would be less effective at convincing people to be unhappy.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
How does it change the network owners ability to decide who gets to join their network?
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by austhrow743 2y ago
Sure. That's also the assumption when you upload your private information to someone else's computer. Except for the "unless explicitly promised otherwise" part.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
Some people wont give it and then they will have less data.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
You're comparing the success case of donations against the failure case of profit side projects.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
I believe that’s what pushed them over the edge on booting stormfront. Probably a good idea to not claim affiliation with cloudflare without permission.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
If there’s an alternative where being liked is an option then being rejected is often better than being disliked and tolerated.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
You’re talking about an event where thousands of people are being flown around so they can do the activity they do every day but in a different location. Of course no one involved cares about environmental impact.
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by austhrow743 2y ago
Do you throw out things you already own when you see that an alternative has become cheaper than what you paid?
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by austhrow743 2y ago
This would make sense as the answer if there were sky high prices for time sensitive things but much lower for things that don't need to be done right now. My impression of US health care is everything involving a hospital being expens
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by austhrow743 2y ago
Aren’t those things the point of the app?

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