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by berbec 8y ago
"See this? We just need to change one little thing. There is a problem with the program and we can fix it: the president variable is orange. Let's work on that"
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by berbec 8y ago
Or if she got corrupted by the dark side and works for FB now!
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by berbec 8y ago
It's sad that people look at this and just say "silly anti-vaxxers". The proper response is "How can parents get with endangering the lives of their own and their neighbor's children?"
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by berbec 8y ago
According to [1], in 2140 each block will give 0.00000042 BTC (big guess based on mining trends). The reward per block goes down as the number of remaining coins reduces. This introduces a very unstable system. If the price of bitcoin doesn
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by berbec 8y ago
I have a EC2 instance who's main purpose is to run a screen session. I ssh to my EC2, and load that screen. I have every server I manage in it's own "window" inside this screen. I run screen on each of these machines, so
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by berbec 8y ago
The Kevin Smith argument.
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by berbec 8y ago
If everything works perfectly, sure. Then there are the constant days like yesterday where you might as well walk
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by berbec 8y ago
Exactly. It's the economics version of the Prisoner dilemma. First city to give up the tax breaks gets the jobs, but to truly win, everyone has to say "build here if it's right for you. You're not getting any incentives
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by berbec 8y ago
Anywhere liberal that isn't the west coast is east coast?
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by berbec 8y ago
On one hand, many people at Google do take it seriously. On the other hand, there are the people making decisions.
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by berbec 8y ago
This is totally possible and not out of line with other agreements. I know of one agreement that requires the franchisee to pay corporate's legal fees if a lawsuit resulted from actions in the store.
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by berbec 8y ago
Even without actual Ryzen chips in laptops, we get the benifits. The Thinkpads and XPS series having Intel, low-power, quad cores is a direct result of the desktop chips going to six and eight core.
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by berbec 8y ago
I'm not trying to be snarky; I actually don't understand. Isn't a nanometer the same between fabs?
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by berbec 8y ago
With AMD closing the gap with Intel competition in the CPU market is back after a ten year abscense. What I'm waiting for is an AMD GPU that can compete with a top-tier NVidia offering. Vega is nice, but not really a contender on the m
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by berbec 8y ago
My question is why does it become volitile in memory mode? Is there some different way of writing the data?
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by berbec 8y ago
Audra McDonald belongs to the same union as the understudy ensemble member. If Equity can manage it, I'm sure we can too.
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by berbec 8y ago
Pumped but a little disappointed. Was anyone else expecting better graphics?
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by berbec 8y ago
Not getting a monitor for that price is ridiculous!
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This draws parallels to Valve, for me.
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by berbec 8y ago
Would an iPhone lock up in a vacuum?
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by berbec 8y ago
This is using a 8th generation chip. Since the 9th gen chips are drop-in compatible, does this mean you can hack your way to a Mac Mini with an i9-9900k 8-core/12-thread monster?
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by berbec 8y ago
Just for the curious, with the 6-core i7, 64GB ram, 2TB ssd and 10Gbe, you're getting set back a cool $4,199
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by berbec 8y ago
Pros: Thinner, lighter, better display, thunderbolt, 8th-generation chip, headphone jack(!) Cons: Still dual core, no USB-A, no magsafe. Would buy, and I'm a Lenovo fanboy. I just love the Airs. Does anyone know if you can install Linu
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by berbec 8y ago
All I want is a little Palpatine on my coffee table. Is that too much to ask, 2018?
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They can swim. What's the big deal about a little ice melting? It'll be good for their cardiovascular health.
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by berbec 8y ago
The United States imports 9% of our yearly crude from Saudi Arabia. More than three times as much comes from the polite, hockey-loving neighbors to the north. [1] 1: https://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.php?id=727&am
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by berbec 8y ago
And Roe v. Wade. [1] 1: http://freakonomics.com/2005/05/15/abortion-and-crime-who-sh...
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by berbec 8y ago
My nerdiest friend and myself have done engine swaps in our driveway, ranging from LT1s to VG30DETTs. Once we got the grease off, it was Wow time!
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by berbec 8y ago
not@i.am
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by berbec 8y ago
Mine is https://berb.ec

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