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by c3534l 5y ago
I wouldn't be wrong if you just charged me for carbon. I'm sure there's plenty of things people are wrong about carbon emissions and have no idea, because no one pays for the negative effects of pollution and therefor everyon
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by c3534l 5y ago
You probably waste more electricity running your dishwasher instead of by hand than running a laptop. If battery usage is a problem because of climate change, then tax carbon and you can decide to cut back or pay more on dish washing, food
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by c3534l 5y ago
Yeah, but for me its more about it being illegal than actually being a good laptop.
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by c3534l 5y ago
I've never wanted an Alienware laptop in my life, but as a resident of Oregon there is absolutely nothing more that I want right now than an illegally powerful laptop.
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by c3534l 5y ago
Apparently no one likes this idea. Here's mine: we nuke the planet and collect its smitherines for SCIENCE!
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by c3534l 5y ago
The government only has the powers granted to it by the constitution. If the power for the executive to unilaterally conduct searches was not given to it, then it doesn't have it. Just because it doesn't say the government can&#x2
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by c3534l 5y ago
You mean if there was a strong implication that there wasn't a genuine choice, but an adaptation to hardship brought on by human rights abuses and an authoritarian government? Call me hypocritical, but no. I don't think I'd h
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by c3534l 5y ago
This is the lifecycle for every business. You start out niche, exploiting underutilized and untapped markets and features to grow, then when you get big enough you can compete on scale, like those businesses you out-competed.
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by c3534l 5y ago
My counterpoint whenever a teacher said this in school: 4chan.org
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by c3534l 5y ago
Yeah, because there were problems making sure there was sufficient supply for medical staff.
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by c3534l 5y ago
They are, ironically, professional slanderers.
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by c3534l 5y ago
I'm pretty sure FACT is not recruiting developers on behalf of some random game company.
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by c3534l 5y ago
Those comments really do not to be as bad as people are making it out to be.
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by c3534l 6y ago
I feel like the entire world has forgotten what a monopoly is. Apparently both Apple and Google are monopolies despite being competitors of one another. Programmers clearly talk about developing apps for one platform or another and sometime
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by c3534l 6y ago
Dr. Phil is widely and routinely criticized for calling himself a doctor. The internet says Dr. Laura has a "Ph.D. in physiology." I had no idea Dr. Ruth wasn't a real medical doctor and I feel lied to learning that now. Your
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by c3534l 6y ago
I'm just starting this and I'm sure its over my head, but I love that he's cited Twitter as a source of inspiration immediately.
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by c3534l 6y ago
I'm pretty sure the vast majority of people believe that now and as near as possible to everyone believed that when the concept was fairly new and novel.
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by c3534l 6y ago
> but there are enough plausible reasons why they can't find the money There is a strange presumption in here. It is true that lack of evidence doesn't always means there's evidence that there was no crime. But that should
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by c3534l 6y ago
I never understood what was so important about Maxwell's Demon. If an external, supernatural force acts upon a system to reduce entropy how is this in any way contradictory or surprising? Articles, like this one, explain the thought ex
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by c3534l 6y ago
Its not considered illegal if you're actively doing business with them. I believe there is a period after you've done business with a company where they can send you follow-up spam.
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by c3534l 6y ago
You're correct, but a lot of otherwise knowledgeable and professional people seem to understand the word different because of how they see the word used in context in IRL.
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by c3534l 6y ago
Yeah, I think that was the "rather amusingly" part.
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by c3534l 6y ago
There are a lot of people who don't have nice home situations. Screaming babies, cramped spaces, constant interruptions - that sort of thing. For a programmer/tech worker that has a decent place to live, I'm not surprised y
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by c3534l 6y ago
Actively working against US foreign policy goals seems to be a pretty egregious act. If proven true, that seems like it would seriously erode or destroy the US alliance with Israel. There's a lot of institutional weight towards support
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by c3534l 6y ago
Yes. I don't think they're doing any real investigative work with cars either. But of course the likelihood of actually recovering something that big and complicated does go up slightly anyway. And I still don't think they ca
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by c3534l 6y ago
What do you expect them to do? Fingerprint the scene of the crime and run it all against a database of petty thieves? I know my city of Portland has bait bikes and things like that, but I think people severely over-estimate the abilities of
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by c3534l 6y ago
Having never seen any of these videos, that video is weirdly engaging. It has something logical to it, but its way more abstract than a true story. Its actually really fascinating that there is some thread to follow along with and a certa
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by c3534l 6y ago
It'd be nice to see this overlaid on the area it represents because I can't make heads or tails of what I'm looking at.
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by c3534l 6y ago
While not literally an assassination market, the souljahboy story demonstrates the site creates them: a player can use direct action to force an outcome to occur, rather than predict it as intended. For tweets, its silly. But what if someon
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by c3534l 6y ago
I had this same idea when I was 7. Its just not a unique thought. However, it is interesting that the actual glyphs used are somewhat similar.

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