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by corodra 8y ago
That's not true. Healthcare has always been expensive. Even before regulations. Hundreds, even thousands of years back. The same regulations you're whining about made snake-oils illegal and other quacks from practicing on people w
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by corodra 8y ago
Do you also think it deals with "belief" of something new and fantastic. I might be reaching on this... and this idea is like a grand total of 2 minutes old in my head. But take crop circles. Over and god damn over, they're p
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by corodra 8y ago
Insert old man voice "If I had things my way, making hype about anything would be punishable by death." Not going to lie. If someone ran for president on just that platform alone, where it's illegal to make any overblown prom
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by corodra 8y ago
Wouldn't this technically be like the 4th ai bubble? I remember reading these bubbles have been happening since the 60s. edit: Okay, I'm slightly wrong. I looked it up due to curiosity. This would qualify as the 3rd major ai bubbl
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by corodra 8y ago
You’d figure they would test something like this for efficiency in the desert. Just to be practical.
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by corodra 8y ago
It’s an overpriced dehumidifier. Pulling humidity out of the air. It’s not magic. It’s not new. There is water vapor in the air, every middle schooler knows this. They are in Hawaii. An outdoor dehumidifier will work great in a water abunda
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by corodra 8y ago
Just google “water from thin air”. This has been done quite often the past 15 years. It’s an overpriced dehumidifier that is working outdoors. 1. They’re in Hawaii. It’s a little humid there. So... yea. Dehumidifiers will collect quite a bi
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by corodra 8y ago
I didn't even think of that, but you're right. The whole "evangelist" term, for tech, really did start popping up around the iPod era. My first conscious memory was the lead up to Adobe CS5. At the time, I thought it was
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by corodra 8y ago
Ran out of canaries? Well, could be an unforeseeable-wack-crazy-bug. Can't plan for every possible failure.
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by corodra 8y ago
With the help of aliens since they have a better vantage point of where all the cables are... because, you know, the Earth is fla-... nope. Can't do it. I can't go that far. I can only say "so much" stupid. That's t
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by corodra 8y ago
Hey! Conspiracy time! Maybe it's an inner splinter rogue group within Google that's been secretly hating on a Youtube team and decided to get the ultimate payback for like... not inviting them to a lan party...or something...alien
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by corodra 8y ago
A. You're not being fun. 2. Good point. III. One thing I did notice. I had some other videos in other tabs. They still loaded through. I could skip around and it streamed in video like nothing was wrong. When I refresh, bust. Quatre: F
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by corodra 8y ago
Would it involve hitting whoever/whatever handles their DNS like that one attack about a year ago? FYI: I legit am retarded to such things and my networking knowledge is...meh. So please correct me.
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by corodra 8y ago
Are we going to start a betting pool as to why? I put $20 on DDoS, but I'm hedging $5 that someone spilled their drink on something important and quickly got out of there before anyone noticed.
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by corodra 8y ago
We should all develop a song to remember and never forget this day.
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by corodra 8y ago
As much as I wish you were correct, but I don't know if this is the "middle". It's all speculation. Hell, maybe tomorrow will be the day that social media will be banned and punishable by death by the Hague. But, I perso
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by corodra 8y ago
More mentality than product, but I’m tired of companies not focusing on solving problems well and focusing more on generating a religion around their tech. I feel like prior to the iPod, things either worked well or didn’t. Now, you can put
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by corodra 8y ago
Yea, to put it in somewhat manageable terms, War and Peace in plain text is about 3.2mb (Project Gutenberg). I know damn well I am not consuming anywhere near that much daily. Doubt anyone is on a regular basis. If the 34gb is in terms of t
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by corodra 8y ago
Right? I’m reading this going “wtf, go to the local drug store and grab a dollar bottle. Lazy twit.” But point is relatively valid. These days of “custom pricing” due to metrics and real shady ways of displaying products/information is
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by corodra 8y ago
So, I can’t access the site, guessing it’s overloaded. But a few things I’ve picked up from the discussions. First off, a product that destroys itself immediately when purchased. I understand the art world now sees it as more valuable. What
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by corodra 8y ago
Hold up. I think everyone is getting caught up on the idea of "freedom". Capitalism does not grant you any shred of personal freedom from the bottom of the chain to the tippy-top. The higher you get, the less personal freedom you
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by corodra 8y ago
Am I the only that read this and thought, “or you can do what people have been doing for thousands of years and just have a fucking conversation with your mother every once in a while.” A relationship with a parent that includes a dynamic w
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by corodra 8y ago
Let's beat that dead horse. Part of the pillars of brutalist web design is "no framework". Sugarless sweetener now made from sugar cane!
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by corodra 8y ago
After the world fell apart around me. Little dramatic, but here’s my shitty life story as fast as possible. My girlfriend of just a few days shy of 6 years left me, day before my birthday. For another graphic designer that was mildly...succ
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by corodra 8y ago
"Back in my day we only had static html and we were happy!" All I kept hearing in my head while reading this article.
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by corodra 8y ago
Yea you are right, for every pound you lose, your base calorie burn for the next 24 hours does drop, by like 3 to 5 calories. Got to cut back half a celery stalk or you might get fat??? You can see that with any estimator tool online to see
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by corodra 8y ago
Yea, but how do you airdrop electronic devices to utilize crypto for those that don't have electronic devices? If utilizing crypto and all it's blockchain glory to those who don't have access to computers/smartphones&#x2
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by corodra 8y ago
Bah, noticed the typo, I meant "like". I know a few other guys who made the same decisions, military->truck driving->beg to re-enlist. Same guys who said, "I'll never go back to military".
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by corodra 8y ago
Rails don't go to every department store or grocery store. Don't go to any that I know of. Rails are terrible for on-demand supply chain due to lag time for loading, unloading and then logistics to ship again on a truck anyways.
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by corodra 8y ago
FYI, by independent I mean a guy buys a semi-truck and trailer, has his own little company and hauls loads commercially. By company, we're talking about 50+ employee operations. There's a whole bunch of contractors, "owner-op

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