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by callmeal 4y ago
>They could easily solve this just by offering giant 38-40C (100-104F) pools open to the public near their plants. Will be a little difficult to cool the water down to 40C when the air temperature is higher[0] 0: https://www.i
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by callmeal 4y ago
It's easy for the os to stack up the updates and the push everything once the network is back up. See: https://sneak.berlin/20210202/macos-11.2-network-privacy/
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by callmeal 4y ago
> Enormous regressions? Well I would consider hiding system traffic from firewalls to prevent tracing to be an enormous one, wouldn't you? https://www.obdev.at/support/littlesnitch/245914647368270 Oh I alm
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by callmeal 4y ago
>What if these are just a symptom of a despicable human behavior called "hoarding"? It's only "despicable" if an individual does it. But "gains advantage" when you're a company. See: https:/&
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by callmeal 4y ago
>I've worked in a big consumer electronics company and 2. is just a conspiracy theory. Nobody wants their products to be unreliable or difficult to repair. Really now? https://spectrum.ieee.org/the-great-lightbulb-co
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by callmeal 4y ago
MacOs: https://sneak.berlin/20210202/macos-11.2-network-privacy/ The desktop appeared, and the system was connected to a dedicated wi-fi network for the purpose, DeviceUnderTest. 60 seconds or so of “no activi
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by callmeal 4y ago
>given twitter isn't profitable, i'd imagine its more money than they've ever made But it's not as much money as they're making in ad sales to those phone numbers. Twitter will just see it as a cost of doing busi
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by callmeal 4y ago
>The government can't solve poverty, it can't fix the environment, it can't provide universal health care. All they can do is seize the wealth generated by the public and repurpose it to try to address those problems while
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by callmeal 4y ago
>Either the current state of AI can’t judge article quality, or Google isn’t motivated enough to solve that problem. As far as Google is concerned, they have solved the problem of making boatloads of money through advertising. I don&#x27
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by callmeal 4y ago
>The healthcare system in the US clearly has nothing to do with free markets Ahem. Regulatory capture would like a word.
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by callmeal 4y ago
>How much more do nurses need? Something something freemarket no longer applies when it comes to paying peons?
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by callmeal 4y ago
> Best case, check out your code, bump the version number, touch up your copyright date, You missed one step: buy a new mac because the current version of xcode will not run on your old one.
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by callmeal 4y ago
Civilization https://www.brainyquote.com/quotes/mahatma_gandhi_141784 :)
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by callmeal 5y ago
Affinity Photo is another good option.
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by callmeal 5y ago
Well that's how you end up with https://github.com/mattdiamond/fuckitjs Javascript Error Steamroller FuckItJS uses state-of-the-art technology to make sure your javascript code runs whether your compile
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by callmeal 5y ago
>Every single decision I've seen him make had just one goal: Save money. I fail to see how buying gas guzzling vehicles over electric ones will save money in the long term.
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by callmeal 5y ago
Happy user of DbSchema: https://dbschema.com/ for the diagramming part.
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by callmeal 5y ago
>They’ll dream up motivations for their dog’s behaviors, often with very little basis in reality. Not any more. Take a look at this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NJYpXDMPlKA and others in the series. This dog and the
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by callmeal 5y ago
>You kinda did this to yourself by using Swift when it was not stable yet. Meanwhile old Objective-C code continues to work just fine on iOS 15. In pretty much any other programming language, upgrading to a new build enviroment / id
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by callmeal 5y ago
>[sum of family's last 3 years income] + 10,000 rubles > [sum of family's account balances]. Wowow that is crazy. Anyone who was disciplined about saving/investing and has been doing so for > 5 years will easily meet
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by callmeal 5y ago
The cross site tracking is done by a third party. From reading the docs, the way it works is, publisher sets a unique id, browsers send that unique id to the publishers domain, publisher forwards that (via the tag manager app engine) to the
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by callmeal 5y ago
Only long enough for an accidental-on-purpose bug to expose them anyway. Either that, or a new setting that defaults to on.
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by callmeal 5y ago
You cannot disable the advertising ID. You can _reset_ it, and what that reset does is start collecting personal tracking information under another id. Now unless you remember to reset this id every day, you are being tracked.
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by callmeal 5y ago
>The only relationship minimum wage laws have with productivity is that if you raise minimum wage much faster than productivity, your economy is gonna have a really bad time. The reverse is not a problem. Except for the folks, who you kn
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by callmeal 5y ago
There's a video from space in case you haven't already seen it: https://www.space.com/tonga-underwater-volcano-stunning-erup...
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by callmeal 5y ago
>I think it's naive to say that 6 TRILLION dollars of stimulus and a sharp rise in inflation that followed it is unrelated $850 billion was distributed to Americans via stimulus checks (over a year, amounting to aboutn $266/mon
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by callmeal 5y ago
>I think it’s naive to say that a couple stimulus checks and some unemployment is responsible for high consumer spending. It is naive - because people go off the outrage posts and ignore reality. Stimulus checks were disbursed between Ma
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by callmeal 5y ago
>People not working being paid for existing at a time when the real economy went into cardiac arrest by every measure of actual productivity. Are people still on this canard? As a reminder, if people were paid by their measure of actual
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by callmeal 5y ago
>Would you pay $50 for a stick of gum? There are people who do. https://wakkinews.com/2018/12/18/worlds-most-expensive-chewi... The gums were repackaged and auctioned off to fans who would do anythin
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by callmeal 5y ago
> When you don't judge theft harshly you actually promote a culture of dishonesty. Yup. I wish we would start doing that. https://inthesetimes.com/article/walmart-corporations-wage-t... A scathing new repo

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