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choward
5y ago
You have to be kidding. This strategy of lockdown, wear a mask, contact trace and wait for vaccines clearly isn't working. Are you suggesting that it would work if the government could track our locations better?
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choward
5y ago
> It says there were a lot of them > ... they definitely didn't storm in. Yes. There were a lot of them for absolutely no reason but for a completely baseless claim. > And he did have a gun. This is irrelevant. He was on his o
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choward
5y ago
Basically just the start of another pump and dump scheme.
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choward
5y ago
Nextcloud seems to me to be the most popular self hosted solution.
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choward
5y ago
I wouldn't call that debunking. It says there are studies underway that take years. Sounds like the jury is still out to me. I think it would be wrong to just assume there are absolutely no risks.
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choward
5y ago
You can still get free shipping with orders over $25. I cancelled prime years ago. I try to avoid Amazon as much as I can but I still use them sometimes like when someone gets me a giftcard that I can't regift.
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choward
5y ago
I didn't try it because you have to sign up. I looked at all the examples though and I don't see how it relates to pair programming.
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choward
5y ago
I don't understand what this has to do with pair programming. It's just a glorified auto complete for function bodies. You still have to come up with everything else. Filling in function bodies isn't what makes pair programmi
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choward
5y ago
> There's no perfect solution, only compromises which have to be made. It doesn't matter. You should not be censoring peoples opinions or them asking questions. The lab leak hypothesis should have never been censored. Maybe if
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choward
5y ago
I don't care what other political values you have. If you are pro-censorship you're not on my side. It's as simple as that.
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choward
5y ago
That's the entire point. Coq doesn't mean male genitalia either. But because it happens to spelled or sound like another word it is treated like that word.
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choward
5y ago
> $1000 in gas on a car I barely ever drive I wouldn't call $20 a week in gas "barely driving".
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choward
5y ago
But you will pay to "own" it.
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choward
5y ago
Sure, but with this you get the worst of both worlds. You pay to own some metal sitting around most of the time and then pay to use it.
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choward
5y ago
I suggest you not just blindly believing whatever they say unless they provide real solid evidence. Take it into consideration as a hypothesis but don't just assume it's the truth. They have agreed on many points in the past and h
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choward
5y ago
It's not about "believing in the lab leak theory" or "believing in the science". It's about being able to question things without being cancelled or censored. Journalism and science are both supposed to be abou
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choward
5y ago
But that would require doing actual journalism.
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choward
5y ago
And that time could have been thousands of years from now.
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choward
5y ago
What atual proof have you seen that it's state sponsored besides the media and government telling you it is?
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choward
5y ago
It's not just about the backups. If these people encrypted your data that means they had a good chance to copy a lot of it and threaten to release it if you don't pay.
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choward
5y ago
I can't tell if this is self hosted or not. All I see is a centralized option. If not self hostable, a user still can't guarantee that this doesn't just end up being as bad as google photos. There are plenty of companies like
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choward
5y ago
Why is everyone so concerned that the earnings was a negative amount of money? Instead of being charged, the driver only got paid $0.01. Would that be okay? In a way the driver is still getting charged because the gas alone is more than tha
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choward
5y ago
I can't think of a worse thing a government can do than censorship.
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choward
5y ago
I've been using this strategy for years and have not encountered that issue before. That would mean the part before the @ would have to be unique across all domains. That doesn't make any sense. You couldn't have webmaster@do
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choward
5y ago
You're right. It was originally supposed to be a useful tool. Now it's just a speculative pump and dump scheme.
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choward
5y ago
That's the entire point. I don't want to "pay" with my data and have no idea how it's being used. It's why I pretty much don't use any online services unless forced to.
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choward
5y ago
It also encourages people to live further from where they work which also adds to traffic.
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choward
5y ago
Not sure what you're talking about. Those calculators don't have any networking.
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choward
5y ago
Same. This one of the reasons I can't stand initialisms.
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choward
5y ago
What stores are you going to that have third party sellers? A better analogy is a mall.
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