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901.
by c22 4y ago
Sure, I don't expect to still own it in one million years.
902.
by c22 4y ago
I don't know how it works where you live but I spend an insane amount of my time maintaining my property.
903.
by c22 4y ago
There's a one-lane bridge near where I live that would pose a similar challenge. Drivers coming from the east always have right-of-way, but the only way to know this is by reading the bespoke traffic sign posted next to the bridge. To
904.
by c22 4y ago
Google has the same incentive to consider users. If your eyeballs go away they have no recourse for tomorrow. This is no doubt why they give their services away. If they thought they could achieve similar market share while also charging
905.
by c22 4y ago
it seems all right to me. why do we force new users of our language to learn an entirely redundant set of glyphs?
906.
by c22 4y ago
If you go to the same place frequently you can tip based on your average experience.
907.
by c22 4y ago
OP is probably using something like a retroencabulator where rather than the power being generated by the relative motion of conductors and fluxes, it’s produced by the modial interaction of magneto-reluctance and capacitive diractance. The
908.
by c22 4y ago
I'd probably stick with the firewall just to be safe, thorough, and future-proofed...
909.
by c22 4y ago
But lots of people who don't win the superbowl do all the same things.
910.
by c22 4y ago
On the other hand, I've received items from Amazon before that were clearly previously opened and returned, sometimes with missing pieces, once the item was clearly defective. Due to this subpar experience I no longer order anything fr
911.
by c22 4y ago
Whereas if you block ABC outright you'll just have pissed off people who aren't customers!
912.
by c22 4y ago
I think hn's display of downvoted posts intentionally degrades accessibility in an effort to discourage further interaction.
913.
by c22 4y ago
Plain text is the most readable because it can be stylized by each user's user agent to be comfortable for them . This was one of the killer features of the WWW which has increasingly been cast to the wayside (I guess because users
914.
by c22 4y ago
The comment you're responding to is suggesting a space elevator on the moon, so you only need enough energy to escape the moon's gravity.
915.
by c22 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuEmD9WRKes
916.
by c22 4y ago
I gave my 5 year old a pc running linux when she learned to read. She became interested in the command line when she saw me using it to help her find a file she had misplaced. I gave her a list of simple commands and let her explore. By the
917.
by c22 4y ago
It does not say that they consulted their lawyer "before and after". They say: "...yes, we do have a lawyer and we are currently following the advice of our lawyer in everything we are doing. We can challenge the contract
918.
by c22 4y ago
Monopoly is an extremely crude model of the real world. To strain the analogy further, why are you always transferring wins to player A? A better model is to just let both players keep whatever they have at the end of each game and use it t
919.
by c22 4y ago
I was able to use adb to enter my pin and unlock my first or second generation pixel device when I replaced the broken screen on it with a knockoff that wouldn't register touch support. No idea if this still works.
920.
by c22 4y ago
Why does the number of generations that can free ride matter? If Warren Buffett can make 100 billion dollars in a single generation then he can skew society today. How would it be any different if he'd inherited it from his parents? Or
921.
by c22 4y ago
I have a box I've been updating Mint on for the last 10 years with no real issues for the last 6 or 7.
922.
by c22 4y ago
Some professions can make you rich but real wealth takes generations to build, or some sketchy ethics...
923.
by c22 4y ago
If I'm using AWS I definitely care about the stock price since if it goes to zero I'm gonna have to find a new cloud. Also I have to buy shares to run my program, apparently.
924.
by c22 4y ago
I limited my hypotheticals to a single generation because I was interested in learning specifically what it is about inheritence that people find unfair. Your response would seem to posit a different set of questions, namely should capit
925.
by c22 4y ago
Most governments seem to tax all of these things.
926.
by c22 4y ago
Two hard working people are born in poverty. They each work hard and reap the rewards of their success. They both pay income tax on their gains. One of the people spends their lifetime of accrued wealth on themselves, buying a nice car, a h
927.
by c22 4y ago
I don't get it, everyone can be born. Are you saying that it's the possibility of iteration that makes it fair? So if the raffle enforced one ticket per person it is no longer fair?
928.
by c22 4y ago
The same way it's fair when two people each buy a raffle ticket and one of them wins while the other doesn't?
929.
by c22 4y ago
If you're trying to "give" rehab to someone who does not want it you may in fact be "taking away". That said, there are other ways to help those with addiction beyond giving them heroin.
930.
by c22 4y ago
Wow, I've lived in the U.S. my entire life and I couldn't tell you who won any superbowl if my life depended on it. I have seen several of the infamous "superbowl ads" though, those seem truly inescapable.

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