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901.
by croon 6y ago
The same people, without losing the profits.
902.
by croon 6y ago
> Don't you suppose you're being a bit dogmatic about it? Every device has to be as flexible as possible or it's against the law? Genuinely not trying to straw man, but should my oven manufacturer have to account for me wa
903.
by croon 6y ago
Hey now, it probably cost a couple of man hours to compile the lists and some compute time on the database cluster.
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by croon 6y ago
Short answer: yes, as long as I'm unaware I'm an upload. I was mostly trying to make the point how much of our existence is rooted in our senses. Even though we can meditate/daydream/dream/etc, most of it processes
905.
by croon 6y ago
> but what I was aiming at was that we will replace one mass consumption with the other, just like we always do and that may mask the problem but I believe it won't solve it You're comparing two cases of "mass production&q
906.
by croon 6y ago
It's hard to pinpoint but I think what takes me out of it most is there's no deformation of the lips while he (MeetMike) is talking.
907.
by croon 6y ago
If my brain was in a jar, but all my sensory perception linked to a robot body on the other face of the planet (without my brain knowing), I would probably consider that robot body me.
908.
by croon 6y ago
> Snapping in Windows lets you drag a window against an edge of the screen to make it tile left/right/top (and bottom I think). Corners too, I use it a lot on my 4k 40" to have 4x20" windows. > I’m not sure how wel
909.
by croon 6y ago
So is monster truck design. That doesn't mean it's productive.
910.
by croon 6y ago
There's higher friction in industries to switching to cheaper electricity? But the question still stands: Is Argentina-levels of energy (now) whether "clean" or not, equal to not using something based around PoW and the inevi
911.
by croon 6y ago
That just makes me feel much older :)
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by croon 6y ago
Oh, I'll really show my ignorance here. You're right. I was interpreting Nix as *nix, and your average enterprise distro of linux.
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by croon 6y ago
> I think #2 is probably too high for private citizens to risk needing to pay if their claims are reversed. As a musician I have a hard time imagining a case where an honest DMCA takedown could be reversed by someone listening to the sam
914.
by croon 6y ago
Do you expect the same privacy at work as you do at home?
915.
by croon 6y ago
But the broad issue will never be resolved. The entire foundation of society is built around some trust. What has proven to work is that we trust actors who are identifiable and have something to lose. This goes with everything from your
916.
by croon 6y ago
A lot of these problems with inefficiency comes down to "muh state's rights", and less federal involvement. I think my stance shines through, but I understand it's debatable per case.
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by croon 6y ago
My dad had a pair of Sennheisers he'd bought when he was younger, and I used those as a kid likely 30 years later. https://www.cnet.com/news/does-sennheisers-iconic-1968-headp...
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by croon 6y ago
> Is it misinformation to assert that a person can have a “safe infection” when the vast majority of people do not experience life threatening infections? Isn’t that like calling all BLM demonstrations riots because a small number involv
919.
by croon 6y ago
> 1. Not banned, posted 5 hours ago (stop spreading innocuous misinformation): https://mobile.twitter.com/fdrlst Not all bans are permanent (but thanks for the sanctimonious flair). > 2. What misinformation was spread
920.
by croon 6y ago
And in practice, how would that be different from incorporating and selling stocks to those investors, thus raising money now, and then growing in value as the crops are reaped?
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by croon 6y ago
> Twitter isn't a liberal platform, and definitely has a political bias towards the progressive left. [citation needed] seeing as your previous example fell flat. > > Sidenote: The Federalist itself got its account banned from
922.
by croon 6y ago
> In late 2018, Twitter changed its policy on hateful conduct and harassment to officially prohibit intentionally calling a trans person by the wrong pronouns or using their pre-transition names.[62] Beginning in August 2018, Murphy stat
923.
by croon 6y ago
Except I keep hearing about it constantly, everywhere, including Twitter. And yet I haven't seen a single one being banned for discussing fiscal policy, less regulation, conservative views on social programs etc. "Conservative voi
924.
by croon 6y ago
Password fill for every other app on your phone, and just generally decoupled from your choice of browser.
925.
by croon 6y ago
> * despite of having vault unlocking to set with pin, I have to provide password You can configure how it locks upon close.
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by croon 6y ago
> A legal professional saying a case is interesting, on a forum of mostly technical people, is a contribution. Even if a small one given a lack of supporting argument. > If tptacek, security researcher, says a case is no real case (ev
927.
by croon 6y ago
$500/h for a one day/week contract compares to stuff like $80/h for a 6 month contract. There are vanishingly few people getting $500/h and getting 40 hours worth of contract a week, 50 weeks a year. I don't think
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by croon 6y ago
Like a flu... but with all the differences. A bike is like a car. It has wheels and you ride it from point A to B. > While the true mortality of COVID-19 will take some time to fully understand, the data we have so far indicate that the
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by croon 6y ago
There's also a James Franco mini series based on the book, which is alright albeit a bit slow moving.
930.
by croon 6y ago
Not by any definition. You said he had pardoned fewer people than previous presidents. I said that the number of pardons had no bearing (on whether or not it's abused), and illustrated that point with a hypothetical. At no point have I

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