berbec

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   by berbec 7y ago

   Can I buy a cup of coffee with bitcoin? See above Can I pay my rent in bitcoin? No Can I buy my groceries in bitcoin? No Can I expect bitcoin to hold any semblance of a stable value, like an actual 1st-world currency or standard, quality in
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   by berbec 7y ago

   This question is subject, like all others, to capricious changes to Libra Terms, Conditions and Implementation. Facebook values its bottom line and is taking that, and only that, into consideration determening actions to protect your privac
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   by berbec 7y ago

   Facebook can't keep people's phone numbers, pictures and sex life private and we trust them to invent a currency? I'm not a crypto backer - in fact I'm skeptical of the long term usefulness, but this isn't crypto, i
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   by berbec 7y ago

   Hell, go back to the early jailbreaking days - Clippy before apple had cut & paste, SwirlyMMS for picture messaging. Apple's been stealing idea for ages.
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   by berbec 7y ago

   True if the napkin is perfectly flat. Any imperfections would negate the cancelation of opposing force, no? The drop off would only apply if the napkin has finite mass or infinite size, correct?
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   by berbec 7y ago

   An infinitely large napkin, if made of any sort of normal matter, would have infinite mass. It's gravitational pull would propigate, at c IIRC, out from the instant of its creation across all of space/time, sucking all objects (in
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   by berbec 7y ago

   "Castle Rock v. Gonzales, is a United States Supreme Court case in which the Court ruled, 7–2, that a town and its police department could not be sued under 42 U.S.C. § 1983 for failing to enforce a restraining order, which had led to
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   Up Extreme – Intel 8th Gen CPU-Powered SBC(kickstarter.com)

   1 points by berbec 7y ago|0 comments
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   by berbec 7y ago

   And the New York times
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    by berbec 7y ago

    Supreme Court ruling define what the constitution means and applies to.
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    by berbec 7y ago

    How can I NOT buy a ethernet cable that give me "an audibly better performance". I alway have been complain that my 10GbE is fast, but the audio fidelity is garbage. I am so thankful this exists.
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    by berbec 7y ago

    Someone implemented it, too https://www.blug.linux.no/rfc1149/writeup/ 64 bytes from 10.0.3.1: icmp_seq=0 ttl=255 time=6165731.1 ms
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    by berbec 7y ago

    NFC is passive until powered by an external signal. It's very short range, but it does not require internal power. There could be a longer range version at some point.
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    by berbec 7y ago

    It gets worse: if you turn off wifi/bluetooth in control center, it only disconnects, keeping the radio active. 1: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208086
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    by berbec 7y ago

    A counterpoint to that is that Bing's quality or accessability is not effected in any way by Google. Microsoft made a shitty search engine no one wants to use. Everyone CAN use it, so it is a viable option. Just like Le Bernardin is a
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    by berbec 7y ago

    The current political climate has immigrants being the punching bag for every ill of society: drugs, gangs, unemployment, you name it. Pushing for legislation in the area is a non-starter for any politician that wants to get reelected.
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    by berbec 7y ago

    But are their drivers?
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    by berbec 7y ago

    "Production Ready" /prəˈdʌk.ʃən ˈred.i/ - noun - capable of telling the difference between a lane of traffic safe to drive upon and a concrete divider [1] 1: https://futurism.com/the-byte/tesla-sued-
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    by berbec 7y ago

    For a good while, and possibly still, Domino's Pizza stores were graded on a yes/no "would recommend" (iirc).
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    by berbec 7y ago

    Next on The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer - "a Hot Pocket wrapper gave my child autism"
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    by berbec 7y ago

    I spoofed my user agent as chrome, and it works fine. I'm using the latest Edge Canary
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    by berbec 7y ago

    I'm using memory for the prices VRV - $10 Netflix - $13 Amazon - $10 Spotify - $10 DirecTV Now - $40
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    by berbec 7y ago

    Disney bought the rest of Hulu. They currently have full control and will have 100% ownership in a few years. We're getting to the point where you don't spend 10 minutes flipping channels; you spend 10 minutes checking different s
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    by berbec 7y ago

    Apple might switch to ARM, but I think you're right on AMD
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    A Subway Saboteur Is Pulling Brakes Across the System(nytimes.com)

    3 points by berbec 7y ago|0 comments
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    by berbec 7y ago

    You mean today and every day for the last X years?
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    by berbec 7y ago

    The reviews of the rk3399 boards are very positive. It's great bang for the buck with plenty of performance.
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    by berbec 7y ago

    > its a €30 flight Oh my Europe!
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    by berbec 7y ago

    I think this idea of quantifying adversity is worse than that. I'd say "on a scale of magenta to 100 how west is jello?"
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    by berbec 7y ago

    Isn't it both? There are only X spots per school. Every person being helped up and admitted is someone being pulled back and denied. I have no opinion on this debate, but school admissions are a zero-sum-game, afaik.