bikezen

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by bikezen 6y ago
"Permitting crime" and not hassling everyone who looks a certain way or is in a certain area are two VERY different things. People are harassed and delayed for no reason just because of the way they look or where they are coming&#
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by bikezen 6y ago
TL;DR npm failed because of.... diversity. What that means or how exactly are not really stated. I want my reading time back.
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by bikezen 6y ago
The flu has vaccines, and anti-viral treatments. If it did not the reaction to it might be very similar to how we're being told to respond to COVID-19. These are not comparable things because the options for combating them are drastica
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by bikezen 7y ago
12% of total applicants have an arrest record, according to [1] 29.5% of the general US population has a criminal record. This article seems like its really trying to make this seem scary when its half the standard population. [1] https:&#
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by bikezen 7y ago
In California at least, prop 13 lets them operate without having to worry about rising property taxes in areas where otherwise there could (and probably should) be housing.
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by bikezen 7y ago
It's not a protocol, but an app, but bitlbee and even pidgin tend to support a lot of these various chat services with plugins.
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by bikezen 7y ago
Maybe you're doing those activities extremely often, but for me they're edge cases vs the amount of times FaceID doesnt work for me when I'm simply wearing sunglasses, or a hat, or just in odd lighting. I have both a work iss
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by bikezen 8y ago
JPLer here, digicert revoked 90%+ of our certs in some form of user error on their end. We have a self-service tool that anyone on lab can request a cert from, even for internal only stuff its externally trusted so there's thousands of
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by bikezen 8y ago
Is there a UK restriction in place? In the US google maps (and waze) both work fine over carplay, map on the car screen and all.
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by bikezen 8y ago
Not sure if the functionality is worth the price tag, but I do love the perfectly yellowed/beige plastic. It almost looks like they made the form-factor fit in a 3.5" floppy drive bay, which would be even cooler.
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by bikezen 8y ago
> Worse, you'd be setting a precedent that you don't need any evidence to take down a supreme court judge nomination, which would of course carry over to politicians as well. You mean like refusing to even have a confirmation h
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by bikezen 8y ago
That's showing an 8, the entire SE is ~1/10" bigger than the 8 screen alone. That's a decent chunk smaller with then bezel, and considerably smaller than the X.
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by bikezen 8y ago
There is nothing preventing it, they've all just decided California rules meet their same goals, and it is more advantageous for them to share the same rules than expand further.
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by bikezen 8y ago
That may be useful for stuff you can afford to lose, but during the same period how many spacecraft have Boeing lost. When a mission takes a decade to plan a build, you go with the launch vehicle most likely to get you to destination succes
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by bikezen 9y ago
Do you live in LA, have you actually spent time here or is this a random post? People think the traffic is terrible, but they also expect to get from the east side to Santa Monica at rush hour for some unknown reason. There is a growing rai
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by bikezen 9y ago
Too busy sending them into space to meet their production milestones
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by bikezen 9y ago
When states have cracked down on migrant workers, entire farms have had to watch their crops rot because they couldn't find people to harvest them. Hell trumps own hotels are still applying for immigrant visas to staff them.
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by bikezen 9y ago
Forcing people to be stuck waiting for hours is usually preferable to having untrained and untethered people climbing around active elevator shafts N floors up.
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by bikezen 9y ago
Self-hosting market isn't that small. The entire gov/aerospace/anything with ITAR/ETAR etc is stuck with very few options that are self-hosted or fedramp approved cloud options.