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by axus 3y ago
It might have been free on Play Store a few years ago when I tried it, maybe just very cheap. I was looking for a fun game on my Amazon tablet after installing Play Store, and Mindustry delivered.
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by axus 3y ago
Move fast and break Terms of Service.
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by axus 3y ago
Good data sheet! I wonder where it fits on this table: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spacecraft_propulsion#Table_of... Also looked at this table: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ion_thruster#Comparis
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by axus 3y ago
Most sales of Suica were suspended this year, supposedly due to the chip shortage. That was still the case 2 months ago. It doesn't expire, I think everyone in Japan already had one. https://www.timeout.com/tokyo/
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by axus 3y ago
Buying space on commercial satellites and encrypting them. SpaceX and Starlink are cool because they're so much cheaper.
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by axus 3y ago
Only a true D&D player would rules-lawyer the decade definition like that.
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by axus 3y ago
Then they'd have to give up the farce that it's a real human chatting.
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by axus 3y ago
"All I want to do is this: I just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have" "There's nothing wrong with saying, you know, that you've recalculated."
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by axus 3y ago
I'm gonna bet that many Azure customers had no such thing as "provisioning code".
880.
by axus 3y ago
AI will do most of the work, and the new game engine companies will collect a share of the revenue.
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by axus 3y ago
I feel like it's a fair decision, they had certain criteria. Even so, more broadband competition in rural areas would be better than subsidizing the incumbents.
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by axus 3y ago
My impression is that leaders of both militaries have a goal to remove the civilians of the other side from the borders of Israel, permanently.
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by axus 3y ago
I was periodically buying a software product they acquired, very small volumes. The sales process and support did improve a bit. It was a low bar, though.
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by axus 3y ago
Because it promotes free speech and doesn't hurt anyone.
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by axus 3y ago
What if the collected wallet/phone gets lost or stolen? That becomes the school's problem.
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by axus 3y ago
Or these guys https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surfside_condominium_collapse 42 years... and some poor maintenance
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by axus 3y ago
I'm pretty sure mine came with some OCR PDF-generating software. It has Fax functions I never use, Copy functions that come in handy several times a year, and Scan I've used a few times. The web admin interface seems to have a lo
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by axus 3y ago
In this case "source code and documentation" were copied, these are concrete written artifacts. I'm not bothered by people sharing things verbally and implementing to a blank file.
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by axus 3y ago
I'm imagining they see themselves in the position of Microsoft employees about to release Windows 95, or Apple employees about to release the iPhone... and someone wants to get rid of Bill Gates or Steve Jobs.
890.
by axus 3y ago
I don't see the problem with this kind of affirmative action, but reasonable people could vote out the US administration that supports this if it's important to them.
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by axus 3y ago
But fining Apple and Google is!
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by axus 3y ago
My phone can already modify it's behavior based on my location. We could probably make a "PoliceCam" phone app, and they could tape a phone to the their vest. The current bodycam contracts must be really expensive.
893.
by axus 3y ago
I'm pretty sure that we could not, I guess our opinions cancel each other out.
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by axus 3y ago
That was surprising, I was surprised so many people are not at least going to the dentist... but maybe a lot are going on the weekend?
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by axus 3y ago
I have seen exactly what you are talking about. Some court cases in the US have said contractors with no autonomy get the same rights as employees, has anyone made that argument in France?
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by axus 3y ago
Opposition to a Great American Firewall would be bi-partisan.
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by axus 3y ago
Data traffic goes up to the physical limit, and everyone's services get sluggish with "no way" to fix it. Of course they could spend more money to fix it/compete but wanted an alternative.
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by axus 3y ago
I'm amazed that the "alt-detection" problem from multiplayer games has become a business problem. I guess the US gov has been doing this for decades for security clearances, is there a commercial equivalent that works intern
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by axus 3y ago
I wonder if a compromise between "French-style" and "American-style" would be the government taking over the layoff business. Need to cut headcount? Send the Department of Labor your payroll, and they'll tell you
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by axus 3y ago
On Reddit (and similar) you can search for the question, then when you find games you like, join their Discords and look for a #games channel where people post their similar interests. Roblox has lots of custom games, but they mostly prove

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