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3541.
by b112 4y ago
Nono, it was, it was crafted after the history book of the same name, which was written by Musk.
3542.
by b112 4y ago
They were constructed first to be extremely durable, and then somewhere way down the list of requirements, easy on the users. I watched this documentary, about a huge computer, just massive, huge, and a guy called Forbin. It showed govern
3543.
by b112 4y ago
It’s amazing how times change, now I get annoyed when my ping is higher than 30ms. That's because 2sec of ping is used to request 124 fonts, each using one char.
3544.
by b112 4y ago
(or tourism in the Valley in general -- there's absolutely nothing to see!). What! There loads to see, and do! You can look at the bizarre spectacle, the motorhomes of the homeless, parked across from a restaurant serving $500 plates
3545.
by b112 4y ago
Why do companies tell users to “trust them” without any proof they are trustworthy? You know the answer here, they are not to be trusted. Samsung phones, for example, have a gpsd, which phones home at random times. This runs as root, ign
3546.
by b112 4y ago
extfs isn't a thing, and I say that because ext3 or 4 or even 2, matters here. That spake, I wonder, are your bad experiences here with VMs, or with a raspberry pi? Pis, especially the 2, had faulty hardware, and would report a success
3547.
by b112 4y ago
I know lots of people that picked up "bottle x" based purely on hype, not whether they like it or not There is a pizza place down the road, "State of Mind", which has all sorts of crazy slices. Mostly, they look good,
3548.
by b112 4y ago
They're called pies everywhere (pizza pies), but as with many things, the pie part is now unspoken. Such as gas for gasoline, and so on. EG, it's not an alias, but the dropped, rest of the name.
3549.
by b112 4y ago
I want Firefox to get its traction back, but it's hard to cheer for Mozilla or blame Google when I see them twiddling their thumbs like this. I don't think this will happen. I think they will just fade away. They are completel
3550.
by b112 4y ago
Way better? Dunno. Lots of things I search for, result in a 1/2 page of "helpful google snippets", which quite often have no value, or are even completely wrong. The next half, is then often SEO spam, pages just copying oth
3551.
by b112 4y ago
How strange! Why wouldn't he just tell her to google it, and go back to looking at his phone?
3552.
by b112 4y ago
I can say that many, many times, I have zoomed in, picked date ranges, added options, then pasted the yahoo finance url to others... and they have all those same configs passed. It's awesome and incredibly handy. Yahoo is on the ball
3553.
by b112 4y ago
https://ambientlight.ca/laws/the-laws/provincial-law/quebec/... In Quebec, your image is yours.
3554.
by b112 4y ago
Yes but by that logic, we should mandate dual tires on all rims, just becuase we can. You're perfectly find driving without a speedometer, till out of the construction zone. I had a car with a busted one for a decade, and you know what
3555.
by b112 4y ago
I'd say a car's core ui, everything from how to wipers work, to brake pedal sensitivity(changed in a few tesla updates?!), should require a manual update, a discussion with a car tech, and a sign off by the customer. None of this
3556.
by b112 4y ago
I think, you should remove the car wash vouchers, if serious. I believed your safe could be real, until I read that heh.
3557.
by b112 4y ago
It could be that older Simpsons episodes were shot on film, not digital.
3558.
by b112 4y ago
And even more so, re: distance, Australia.
3559.
by b112 4y ago
And if they really want to control how their IP is used then they shouldn't host it on GitHub in the first place No. It's called copyright, it is enforceable, and that's the control. GPL source code is available everywhere
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by b112 4y ago
You make GPL code, a make an AI that learns from GPL code, shouldn't its output be GPL licensed as well? I think, for the desired outcome to occur, you should instead ask: You write close sourced code, then a make an AI that learns f
3561.
by b112 4y ago
As well, Google is, because of these things, somewhat acting as a library. An libraries are very special entities.
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by b112 4y ago
http://www.hydroquebec.com/learning/transport/grandes-distan... Not to mention, 735kV, yes kilovolts, is a lot of juice.
3563.
by b112 4y ago
They will shut you down at any time, for any reason, with no recourse. True, but this also sounds like Google, or Youtube, or Facebook, or Apple, or the Play Store, or payment processors, or github, or...
3564.
by b112 4y ago
Their response? "Oh, that's just all standard legal stuff, don't worry about it." I'm a Canuck, so centuries of legal, common law separation here... But if someone misrepresents what a contract is, and even more s
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by b112 4y ago
Good sir! I have setup a nice collection for you, please visit my NFT page blah blah, heh. Can you imagine, scribbling on a cave wall, now your art is a NFT. Seem surreal, yet I bet someone is working on an NFT of that now.
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by b112 4y ago
Careful now, too much discussion on this point, and you'll invent a new compression algo.
3567.
by b112 4y ago
You, sir, are a bastard.
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by b112 4y ago
The solution is really quiet simple Yes, H2, with instant refuel time. The road to environmental bliss is not paved with one stone. We need h2 for cerrain things (and have it, with 3 car companies selling excellent cars). And having h2 d
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by b112 4y ago
Why do I picture me walking down the street, and all around me heat punps are screaming? A cartoon of them actually screaming, is in ny head.
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by b112 4y ago
I remeber in the very early 2000s, a guy had a stopwatch sized whos-it, and it kept flashing numbers on it. Updated every 5 minutes. Apparently, some cesium based list of numbers, again, was 20 years ago. Point is, it was a one time pad...

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