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by bink 4y ago
They still own and publish the Washington Times. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Washington_Times
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by bink 4y ago
It's hard to be a good lawyer when your client lies to you.
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by bink 4y ago
Or even if the power supplies were purchased around the same time. I had a batch of servers that as soon as they arrived started chewing through hard drives. It took about 10 failed drives before I realized it was a problem with the power s
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by bink 4y ago
I don't think one signal alone is sufficient to make that determination. Lots of companies try to comfort employees during downturns. In my experience before you see mass layoffs you'll also see some of the following: hiring freez
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by bink 4y ago
There are other equally shady fronts for this activity. I made the mistake of giving my name and number a person running one of those "raffles" at an NHL arena. I was deluged with time share spam calls for weeks afterwards. I shou
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by bink 4y ago
Home prices have been rising far faster than inflation. The "people will always desire a home" and "plateau" talk is straight out of the Realtors playbook and is said before every pullback. People have forgotten what a r
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by bink 4y ago
They're in a pretty tough position if they're negotiating a merger/purchase. Don't those talks usually include an agreement not to disclose them? Something about not wanting it to be used to solicit competing offers? If
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by bink 4y ago
It's been years, but as I remember it SourceForge's primary downfall was the bundling of malware with binaries. That's why people I know stopped using it completely rather than because it was run on a proprietary platform.
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by bink 4y ago
Now you just have to convince them that scientists know how to control for these effects.
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by bink 4y ago
I'm trying to imagine this teaching method being used in other disciplines. Don't know how to drive? Watch me and memorize what I do. Don't know how to play chess? Watch me and memorize what I do. Don't know how to swim.
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by bink 4y ago
Not to defend Tesla's use of untrained personnel to perform service, but the examples you've given are great examples of what can be performed by untrained personnel. You've perfectly explained pretty much everything that c
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by bink 4y ago
I remember reading an article years ago that said that lemurs finding their way to Madagascar is believed to have happened several times. Mostly due to the tendency of lemurs to live in trees and for trees to be washed out to sea.
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by bink 4y ago
This sounds dangerous enough that I'd reconsider even driving the vehicle. I have a 2019 model 3 and I've experienced phantom braking twice. Both times I was on the highway with autopilot enabled and was passing a truck that cast
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by bink 4y ago
Wait, are Coinbase employees called "Coinbae"? I can't decide if that's brilliant or awful.
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by bink 4y ago
There are a lot of people out there, myself included, that would prefer another option for traditional journalism. For now we're stuck with only a few options when it comes to television. I'd love it if they actually stuck to this
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by bink 4y ago
I'm curious where this belief comes from that large companies do not mistakes. It's almost as if you're implying that they're omniscient. Just look at Twitter for examples of how these large companies absolutely can and
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by bink 4y ago
"Honey, do you want to borrow Uncle Joe's headset and play in the metaverse?" "No thanks, his headset is always sticky"
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by bink 4y ago
He talks about several generation facilities catching fire and going out of service in recent days, but focuses primarily on the causes of the energy shortage being regulation and bureaucracy taking too long to approve new generation rather
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by bink 4y ago
But it does matter what percentage of users advertisers believe are bots.
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by bink 4y ago
All of those things can be true and Tesla's stock can also be over-valued. A rapidly growing and popular company doesn't justify any arbitrary valuation.
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by bink 4y ago
Morphine has more effects than just killing pain, however. It also provides a euphoric feeling. It's more interesting if a drug that was until now only known for removing physical pain can also provide relief for social pain.
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by bink 4y ago
> Because deleting it would remove the one bit of evidence that this happened and may well wipe out the data that would allow establishing how this was done. You say you've been around awhile but you don't seem to understand th
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by bink 4y ago
If you made your living providing the platform you might think differently. If trolls scare off all of the users that make your platform profitable it won't exist very long.
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by bink 5y ago
Seems unfair to compare a utility covering 18 square miles to one covering 160k+ square miles across some of the harshest terrain in the country. But I agree that PG&E charges way too much.
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by bink 5y ago
Not sure if Seattle is the same but San Francisco has tax incentives for companies that open offices in under-served areas.
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by bink 5y ago
Does he even have a valid passport? Doesn't seem like he even has the option.
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by bink 5y ago
That's a very important clarification. Thank you.
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by bink 5y ago
There's a seemingly endless collection of crimes you could be charged with if you're hacking a foreign country from inside the US. From wire fraud to conspiracy and everything in-between. A federal charge of conspiracy carries a m
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by bink 5y ago
Yes, exactly. And some of us have been subject to the whims of prosecutors in the past. It's relatively easy to say that you trust the US to do what is right compared to Russia, it's much harder to put your faith and your future i
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by bink 5y ago
I'm not trying to talk anyone out of anything. I'm just explaining how many people in my industry see this request. It's noble if some want to risk their livelihoods and supporting their families to help support the effort. N

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