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by cedilla 3y ago
MCAS didn't cause the whole fleet to be grounded for months on end due to a simple documentation error. There were several instances of misconduct by Boeing, including misleading pilots about how the aircraf works, pressuring internal
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by cedilla 3y ago
Flying is safer by several orders of magnitude. Especially in the US.
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by cedilla 3y ago
Not all patches will be automatically pulled into the next stable release. Features can stay in nightly for a long time while their bugs are getting ironed out.
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by cedilla 3y ago
A weird accusation. It's not the 100 year old multinationals at the bottom of the reliability indexes. Tesla is also no longer innovating, they are far behind in almost every way. They lost their lead in battery tech, marketing and ass
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by cedilla 3y ago
For anyone else wondering: Strava is a tool helping cyclists, runners etc with tracking and routes (or so)
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by cedilla 3y ago
You're not explaining why prices are high, you are justifying your existing beliefs about "money printing" and taxation. Costs (including taxes) are only very loosely related to prices. They only serve as a lower bound, and n
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by cedilla 3y ago
I think the discussion around Elon Musk and his outburst is a little bit more nuanced than choosing which side is the "force for good".
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by cedilla 3y ago
In your analogy, the person was ordering the "fries with as much ketchup as you need", which McDonalds was specifically advertising for people who need a lot of ketchup. Also we would live in a world where eating a few hundred ket
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by cedilla 3y ago
Google offered "as much storage as you need" for the Workspace account, without attaching a condition on a required number of seats. It's not a loophole if a customer takes them up on the offer. I'm usually sympathetic w
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by cedilla 3y ago
Are those bunnies leaked or datamined "official" Blizzard bunnies, or where they reimplemented by private server providers?
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by cedilla 3y ago
It's one thing to implement a secret handshake and underdocument some procedures to make your competitors look incompetent, but actively breaking your product when it's in your competitor's shop - that reqires some chutzpah.
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by cedilla 3y ago
How is the block size relevant for that? Grandma won't carry around half a terabyte of block chain, and it doesn't help that the blocks are tiny at all.
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by cedilla 3y ago
Wait, a thousand fold decrease is not worth it? Your numbers literally turns a scenario where 200,000 accounts are hacked into one where 200 are exposed. Or one where 30 hacked accounts turn into 0 hacked accounts. There is a point where a
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by cedilla 3y ago
If you need 6 or more unifi devices, that's quite advanced. And quite a large area. If you have such a big house and also need WiFi for your fancy lawn mower, I can't shed a tear for the 149 USD budget unifi decice not being adequ
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by cedilla 3y ago
You should really ask for your money back.
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by cedilla 3y ago
Sorry for the belated answer - but yes, it is inevitable. Black body radiation means everything in the universe glows. This whole thing is just a problem with an universe both infinite and old, though. In a young universe, the dust might st
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by cedilla 3y ago
"Being useless" and "wielding absolute, unilateral, unquestionable authority like Sun King Louis XIV" are not the only two options here.
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by cedilla 3y ago
The problem with dust is that in an infinite universe, the dust would have to absorb so much light that it would become so hot that it would glow, eventually just as bright as the stars.
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by cedilla 3y ago
Well, as sad as it is to see an architecture go, like with Itanium, I'm not shocked that the overlap of the sets "people who want to run 7+ year old CPUs" and "people who need the newest software" is too small to be
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by cedilla 3y ago
Euronet ATMs being a scam is a very americentric view. The world is not /primarily/ designed to rip off tourist. Very evident with this map that just appears to be a differently labeled population heat map.
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by cedilla 3y ago
People just can't resist, even though most times you only have to wait a few days for more details to come out. Also, people (including me) never want to believe in mundane reasons, despite most things happening for mundane reasons.
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by cedilla 3y ago
Conspiracy theorists make dozens of points, most of them contradictory. They are bound to be right by accident sometimes. They are usually hilariously wrong though. Especially when it comes to Egyptology.
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by cedilla 3y ago
Op did not say it is a good choice for business. Among designers the idea that comic sans is a very decent font is a very uncontroversial opinion.
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by cedilla 3y ago
This has gotten out of scope for this forum. But I will make one last observation: that grandstanding does not make the point you think it does.
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by cedilla 3y ago
> . Any analysis tells me that the spirit of your question is to paint me as a bad person This is why you never should talk about being "the smartest person in the room". Because if you're that kind of person, you will ine
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by cedilla 3y ago
This is one of stallman's blunders. This was impossible to be not misunderstood. Posts aren't read carefully and completely. That's just a fact of life, no surgical removal necessary. when people read about "willing&quot
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by cedilla 3y ago
Very short version: Deceased CS pioneer gets linked to Epstein rape island. Stallman correctly points out that the deceased is unable to defend himself and makes a nuanced argument about the details of the case and the lack of evidence that
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by cedilla 3y ago
It's changing in larger cities. I only have to use cash very rarely now - in small Döner or pizza shops that evade taxes.
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by cedilla 3y ago
"Given that"? Is there any reason to assume that VR will be anything other than a niche of a niche in rich countries in such a short time frame?
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by cedilla 3y ago
Also lower case and most typography, including spaces.

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