cakedoggie

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by cakedoggie 9y ago
Microsoft are busy trying to reinvent themselves, so they will do whatever gets them the most money, no matter the consequences or privacy concerns.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
Oh, and, you know, the fact you have to plug the cards into something to make them useful.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
Yeah, I think the big problem is trying to come up with the one big issue and change that, as if that will not have a whole bunch of issues. People want one answer on what the problem is, because then the most amount of people can understan
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
> I don't imagine they'll be able to cut prices and maintain their quality. So you think when someone buys them with lots of money, they can't cut prices? Um, what?
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
You probably only go during peak hours.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
Maybe. But cars seem to get a free pass with regulation, since they kill about 1.3 million people a year. We have all pretty much decided that this is acceptable, and having something traveling at 50 miles an hour a few feet from where you
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
So the best time to visit Sydney is almost the entire year, except for the last 2 weeks of January? > February 5th to January 14th https://championtraveler.com/dates/best-time-to-visit-sydney... Love the idea.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
You could do what a lot of people do, and don't use the word everyone when it is not the case, or not even close to being the case.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
Who is saying it does? They are just releasing them at the same time.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
Then count it towards time spent with your family, not dinner.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
Cook for the week in one lot? Eat simpler? (Bean salads are my favourite, takes less than 5 minutes to make).
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
Easy. Skip the one hour for lunch, one hour for dinner, and one hour to get ready in the morning. I got for a run and shower and dress, and only need 30 minutes to do all that and leave the house. These are things you can fix yourself. If y
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
Mobile OS's aren't just for grumpy old people.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
It seems people have made their choice they don't care. If they cared about updates they wouldn't be buying Android.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
So according to you, NO ONE takes care of their neighbours, NO ONE helps anyone in their family when they need it, and NO ONE does charity work, because the government know fulfills that roll. But we can all plainly see that this is complet
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
I too am 6'4", but this guy makes a good point. Should shorter people be subsidizing our travel?
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
Oh yeah, definitely. Just like blockchain technology should be used to remove the pot holes from the road near my house, or my computer battery dying.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
Ok, fair enough, but have a look at yourself. Your blog is static content not served statically, that requires javascript.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
> Those aren't your friends buddy. Um, so? He still wanted to go that party.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
That is trivially easy to detect.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
> where every trip you make becomes subject to economic considerations, far more than it would have if you'd owned a car. As it should, as well as an environmental consideration.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
They have to be doing it. They can't rely on another company for something so important. Just as Samsung is also doing it, and doing maps, and doing their own OS. It is stupid to become reliant on Google. Even though their solution wo
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
> It would be absurd to suggest that women’s votes will be taken away This suggest not that HE DOESN'T want them to be taken away, but he sees he has no chance of trying to take them away. Not that this suggest he DOES WANT that, bu
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
That is one way to wash our hands of the problem.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
> at 100k concurrent users That is a huge number of concurrent users though.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
Surely they will put monitors or machines in there, so there will be separators. I have worked in a similar situation, you DID get used to it quite quickly.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
Yes, but so? We shouldn't just be indiscriminately building anywhere we want, and risking lives.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
Still, there are a far too many houses allowed to be built in fire zones.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
> Rich, poor, farmers, ranchers, middle class; all kinds have property in forests. And none of them should.
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by cakedoggie 9y ago
This is probably what the debate is all about, and it is not an easy thing to answer. Some people say now, some people say not now, and they both have good reasons why.

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